As the Broncos search for a head coach and quarterback this offseason, they can learn a lot from the four remaining teams in the playoffs.

Don't be afraid to go young at head coach.

Don't be afraid to have a massive investment at quarterback.

First place in the AFC West is up for grabs on Sunday Night.

Who do they Broncos need to step up the most to FINALLY beat the Chiefs?

The more you run, the better your chances of beating the Chiefs -- which is why the Broncos need to keep it close and keep their patience Sunday night.

This has not been the kindest of seasons to Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes — to the point where one could dive into myriad statistics and actually make a comparison between Mahomes and Broncos quarterback Teddy Bridgewater.

The guys break down the game plan for the Broncos to pull off the massive upset over the Chiefs, answer listener questions and much more.

The Broncos dominated the Chargers on Sunday.

But injuries appeared to continue to dominate Denver.

However, on Monday, the news along the injury front wasn't nearly as daunting as it appeared Sunday night.

“There’s a gleam,” Marty Schottenheimer told his Browns in 1986. Is there a gleam for the Broncos? Possibly -- because factors beyond Colorado have gathered to keep them in the race:

Drew Lock has four more games to prove to John Elway, Vic Fangio and the rest of the Denver Broncos that he should be the team's starting quarterback in 2021. Here's what Fangio wants to see.

Vic Fangio was aggressive for most of Sunday night. But in the final six minutes, he strayed from that. In retrospect, he admitted he probably shouldn't have.

While it's certainly not an easy task, the Chiefs are beatable.

The DNVR Broncos Crew discusses the best formula for doing so.

They're not getting any closer to the Chiefs.

One key number the Broncos need to hit involves them playing keep-away and dictating the pace.

It's not just about stopping Patrick Mahomes anymore.

The Broncos hope Drew Lock will fall into the group of young quarterbacks that continues to get better and better. In Andy Reid's eyes, that's the beautiful thing about Denver's Q.

Drew Lock is eight starts into his NFL career, and there is only one logical assessment of his play to date and what it means for his future: The jury is still out -- and it could be deliberating for a while.

The wait is over. The NFL returns this week and with the start of the new season, the league has two new faces sitting at the top as the league’s highest-paid players. Deshaun Watson and the Houston Texans agreed to a four-year extension worth $160 million tying him to Houston through 2025. While Patrick Mahomes broke the internet on July…...

According to Draft Kings Sportsbook, the over/under for Drew Lock’s passing yards for 2020 is set at 3,450.5.

Barring an injury, there’s plenty of evidence to suggest Lock will go over. Well over, that is.

John Elway has a lot of money to spend this offseason. Here’s how it stacks up to the rest of the NFL and how it can be spent.

If you think Vic Fangio wants a conservative offense ... think again.