The guys discuss if they are more encouraged or discouraged after the 16-9 win, break down the biggest questions remaining with the Broncos, go through the game, answer listener questions and much more.
After a surprising and unexpected loss in Week 1, is Denver’s second game of the season already a must-win?
Will the Broncos cover the 10-point spread?
Will Denver put up 28 points?
The fellas debate on the latest installment of Broncos’ Pick ‘Em!
The guys break down the key matchups for Denver to beat Houston, give their final Broncos-Texans predictions, take a look around the NFL at the weekend games coming up, answer listener questions and much more.
Take a dive into the Broncos’ 2022 schedule with notes, nuggets and facts about a slate that starts off with two of the most winnable games … but ends with a daunting six-week stretch that includes the Ravens, Rams, Chargers and both Chiefs games.
Colton starts the show by talking about all of the rugby you can watch this weekend and by talking about his first year as a podcast host (0:00:27-0:04:55). After that, Colton plays some of his favorite interviews from 2020. These interviews include former Raptor and UNC Bears football tackling machine Cristian Sarmento (0:04:56-0:37:54), USA Rugby CEO Ross Young (0:37:55-1:00:16), former…
Colton Strickler starts the show with ‘The Breakdown’ by talking about the latest news with Kanaloa Hawaii and the weekly Super Rugby update. After that, he jumps into a conversation with former Raptor Robbie Petzer about where he will play his rugby in 2021, some of his favorite memories with the Raptors, and whether or not he will come back…
James expects to be back for OTAs, but this season was one he doesn't want to remember.
We dig deep into the film on Drew Lock's first two NFL starts. Taking an in depth look at what has allowed the rookie to suceed early on, how replicable it is long term and what areas the young Missouri product must coninue to improve on.
Another long discussion from Allie Monroy and Ryan Koenigsberg as they discuss the Broncos 38 point win over the Houston Texans on Sunday, Drew Lock and Kareem Jackson’s performances and the upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs. https://youtu.be/5W3TgGqUFKo
Throughout the entire 2019-20 season, DNVR will be giving you game grades from every Denver Broncos’ contest. Evaluating all the starters and beyond to give you a better look at the team’s strengths and weaknesses on a game-by-game basis. Just like that, in a stunning 38-23 upset in Houston, the Denver Broncos were back to playing winning football on both…...
Kareem Jackson’s 11 total tackles, three defended passes, one interception, one tackle for a loss and one touchdown earned him one of two game balls after the game from Fangio. But there was one play hidden among that eye-popping stats that not only set the tone for this game, but brought an entirely new mentality to the Denver Broncos.
Can the Broncos' first road win with Lock as a starter be the launching pad of something great?
Will Drew Lock build off his impressive debut and carry the team to a 2-0 record under him, or will a harsh reality set in?
Allie Monroy and Ryan Koenigsberg discuss the Denver Broncos recent win as well as how Rookie QB Drew Lock did in NFL debut. https://youtu.be/DgJ0kqTr4eM
On Tuesday morning, as the Broncos reconvened from their typical Monday off day, Denver’s veteran safety had taken a new role, a short-term promotion one could call it.
Vic Fangio will be dialing up Denver's defense against Minnesota's offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski. But behind the scenes, there are two other major players in Sunday's game.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Feelings are hazy, difficult to quantify and frequently inaccurate. That’s why it’s problematic to focus on how the losses absorbed by the Broncos “feel” different than the ones of the previous two years. Sure, those Broncos teams were both 2-1 at this point, and this one is 0-3, but both of those solid starts of the Vance…...
It isn’t pretty. At times, it isn’t fun. And it certainly isn’t easy on the heart. But the Denver Broncos have a new winning formula.
We grade each Denver Broncos performance from a gut-wrenching 19-17 loss to the Houston Texans.
The day following two questionable coaching decisions, Vance Joseph explained himself.
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