Colton begins the show with “The Breakdown” presented by O’Neills by talking about the American Raptors’ 2-0 start, the latest MLR news, and All of the Rugby You Can Watch this weekend presented by Wintergreen (0:00-9:25). Following “The Breakdown”, Colton talks with Buffalo Bills legend Steve Tasker about the one season he played rugby at Northwestern, how that made him…

Nathaniel Hackett is GREAT news for Javonte Williams.

In two of the five years Hackett has called plays in the NFL, his offenses have had a top rushing attack.

That’s music to Javonte’s ears.

“In real life endings aren’t always neat, whether they’re happy endings, or whether they’re sad endings.” – Stephen King Sometimes great stories wrap up with endings that I hate. Even as a huge Stephen King fan, there are a few of his books I’ve thrown across the room when those last few pages were done. Sometimes the ending just feels…...

Four NFL quarterbacks have started at least 10 games with Hackett as offensive coordinator. What all have in common is that they were better with him than they were without the Broncos' new head coach.

The addition of the 17th game already is making a profound impact on the AFC wild-card race.

Mathematically, Sunday's Broncos game against the Bengals isn't a must-win.

But for all practical purposes it is.

Here's what's on the line, who to cheer for this weekend along with the Broncos and where Denver stands in the playoff picture.

Past glories have never seemed farther away.

The Broncos' game was all but over with 10 minutes left in the third quarter on Saturday.

Drew Lock's main goal in the final two games of the season is to make sure that doesn't happen again.

Will Josh Allen leave Denver with a win or will Drew Lock stay hot another week?

The DNVR Broncos Crew breaks it down and discusses which Broncos have improved the most during this season.

The guys discuss what the keys are for the Broncos on Saturday to upset the Bills, give their final picks for the game, answer listener questions and much more.

When the Broncos relegated Michael Ojemudia to a lesser role last month, Vic Fangio offered this advice to him: "Your opportunity is going to come faster than you think, so just be ready." It arrived in Kansas City, and in the last two games, Ojemudia has delivered.

Just one of the Broncos' final four opponents in 2020 had a winning record last year. But past failure is not a guarantee of future frustration.

We grade all the Denver Broncos starters and beyond from their 20-3 loss at the Buffalo Bills. From best to worst and everyone in between, including the coaching staff and special teams, we leave no stones unturned as we break down the Orange & Blue's latest outing.

While Fangio didn’t explicitly say there would be a quarterback change upcoming, his words don’t leave much to the imagination of what should be headed the Denver Broncos way.

After playing their best half of football in the first 30 minutes against the Vikings on Sunday, the Broncos turned around and played their worst half of football as they blew the game.

In honor of the best and worst half, the DNVR Broncos Crew breaks down some of the best and worst of the season so far.

Baker Mayfield would ignite Denver with enthusiasm if the Broncos draft him. But even if they don’t, he can still help them significantly.

On Tuesday night, the Kansas City Chiefs could have greatly helped the Broncos land their quarterback of the future.

In one play on Sunday, De’Angelo Henderson made John Elway look like a genius and Vance Joseph look the opposite.

The Denver Broncos are down, yet not quite out of the 2017 season, at least in their eyes.