As the price on some lingering veteran free agents drops two weeks into the new league, it’s fair to ask this: Are there names out there who could make sense in the coming weeks and months, should they remain available?

Who is the one free agent the Broncos should still sign?

Should they help protect Russell Wilson?

Go after a cornerback?

Bobby Wagner?

George Paton was dishing out info about the Broncos’ roster like Russell Wilson dishes out deep balls.

Randy Gregory a top priority ✅

Secondary help incoming ✅

More O line moves coming ✅

Russ the recruiter ✅

Bonus: Gregory opens up about signing with Denver

The guys celebrate the start of NFL Free Agency, discuss if the Broncos will be able to land a top-notch free agent, break down who those players could be, answer listener questions and much more.

Not only did George Paton solidify the Broncos’ quarterback position for years to come by acquiring Russell Wilson, he also made Denver a significantly more appealing destination for free agents.

Here’s the latest on who the Broncos have signed in free agency.

With Russell Wilson on board, it's time for George Paton to add the final pieces to the Broncos in free agency.

What position should be the Broncos' No. 1 priority when the legal tampering window opens on Monday?

Nearly one third of the Broncos' starters are set to hit free agency.

What are the chances of Denver re-signing these starters?

How will Denver replace them if they do leave?

Justin Michael, Henry Chisholm and Jake Schwanitz open the podcast by giving their thoughts on Day 1 of the NFL Combine, including Desmond Ridder’s accension, blazing fast receivers and a quality showing from Trey McBride and the tight ends. They then break into what stands out with the latest prospect rankings from Daniel Jeremiah and Pro Football. Finally, the crew…

Von Miller never wanted to be traded away from the Denver Broncos.

Despite being six days away from playing in Super Bowl 56 with the Rams, Von continued to talk about his love for the Broncos and Colorado.

Could a reunion be in store?

George Paton is off and running as the Broncos' new GM.

All in all, Paton and the Broncos dropped over $150 million in contracts in the first few weeks of the NFL's new league year.

But what's been the best move of the offseason so far?

The first wave of free agency came and went with the Denver Broncos not making a move at quarterback. In fact, not even a peep on the QB front from George Paton's front office.

But that doesn't mean a move won't be made.

George Paton's first free agency leading the Denver Broncos is underway.

Here are the moves the Broncos and Paton have made to start off their 2021 campaign.

George Paton's first free agency with the Denver Broncos is nearly underway. But before the general manager looks to sign other teams free agents, he'll need to first take a look at who could be leaving Denver.

Here are the Broncos currently set to hit the open market on Mar. 17.

Jurrell Casey hasn’t missed a Pro Bowl in the past five seasons. That shouldn’t change in 2020, especially since he’ll be set up for success now more than ever.

The Broncos only gave up a fourth-round pick for A.J. Bouye. But don’t be fooled by the trade. Despite only having to give up a fourth-round pick, Denver has sky-high expectations for their new cornerback.

Hours after the legal tampering window opened, the Broncos locked up guard Graham Glasgow. The 6-foot-6 interior offensive lineman signed a lucrative four-year, $44 million contract, making him the NFL's eighth-highest paid guard and the 10th-highest-paid interior offensive lineman. Here’s what Denver can expect from their new high-priced offensive lineman in 2020.

Since free agency, and thus the trade window, unofficially opened on Mar. 16, Elway has landed three Pro Bowlers and a total of eight Pro Bowl appearances to his roster. That doesn't even include Graham Glasgow, who Elway committed the most money to this offseason.

Off the field, there’s no doubt a large gap between Melvin Gordon and Phillip Lindsay in terms of the team’s commitment to them financially. But John Elway and Vic Fangio don’t believe there will be a similar difference between the two backs on the field.

The Broncos-Chargers rivalry lost some pizazz earlier this offseason when Philip Rivers, the man everyone loves to hate, left town. But Gordon’s words and actions, along with Chris Harris Jr. fleeing to Los Angeles, just lit the spark for another chapter of the rivalry to begin.