While the Broncos disperse across the globe on their bye week, it's time to take a look at the team beyond this season and explore just how much will continue to change in a year's time.

The guys breakdown all of the quarterbacks Denver could pursue in the offseason, answer listener questions and much more.

Brandon Allen’s 125.6 passer rating, along with a rejuvenated Broncos’ offense and a dub, showed the Broncos enough to roll with Allen for another week. Or make that two on the calendar.

Vic Fangio had to gather his thoughts before answering a question about Garett Bolles following yet another game in which Bolles was called for holding.

We grade all the Denver Broncos starters and beyond from their 24-19 win over the Cleveland Browns. We break it all down from best to worst and everyone in between, including the coaching staff and special teams.

The guys breakdown Denver's win over the Browns, discuss how Brandon Allen changes the Broncos' plans, answer listener questions and much more.

And if the Broncos commit to a young, cost-controlled QB -- either currently on the roster or in Round 1 of the 2020 NFL Draft -- they can easily afford these players.

On Sunday against Cleveland, the undrafted, unheard of and unnoticed Allen had a glistening 125.6 passer rating—only 3.6 points behind Manning’s magnificent debut against the Steelers in 2012. And, to be fair, Allen’s wasn’t just his first start as a Bronco, like No. 18’s, it was his first start ever in the NFL.

A late stop, some heroics from Brandon Allen and a breakthrough game from Noah Fant powered Denver to a win over Cleveland.

It's all about the QB. But if the Broncos can find a young passer, they have the opportunity to mimic the 2012-15 Seahawks' equation for success given what else they've done.

Midway through the season, the Broncos are on pace to finish 4-12 and have a healthy quarterback room consisting of zero players that have played an NFL snap. Not exactly the plan John Elway drew up for the team during the offseason. Will Brandon Allen be the key to a second-half turnaround?

Don't get caught up in the restructure. It's just as easy for the Broncos to cut Flacco now as it was before.

The Broncos' sixth starting QB since Peyton Manning's retirement is an unknown quantity, but he has spurred some confidence in his teammates.

The guys breakdown Denver's chances against the Browns on Sunday, answer listener questions and much more.

After having nearly 100 hours to let Joe Flacco's criticism of the offensive approach marinate in the Mile High City, Scangarello responded on Thursday.

Lock says he's ready. John Elway says he's not. Vic Fangio says they have a plan. But right now, the plan appears to be to waste time.

The guys talk about why the Broncos are holding Drew Lock off the field, answer listener questions and much more.

One day after the trade deadline passed, Chris Harris Jr.’s future in Denver has a drastically different outlook.

It's the thing that will help make Drew Lock ready if and when the Broncos finally call his number.