The guys discuss the dynamic of Denver's running backs, answer listener questions and much more.

The guys discuss the biggest takeaways from the Broncos' coordinators, answer listener questions and much more.

Instead of using the hot-hand approach when dividing the workload between the two Pro Bowl backs, Pat Shurmur said Melvin Gordon and Phillip Lindsay will “have specific roles" week in and week out.

Signing Melvin Gordon gives the Broncos two Pro-Bowl running backs. But with Phillip Lindsay coming off back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons, what will Gordon’s role be?

The guys discuss why the Broncos' offense is a better fit for Melvin Gordon than the Chargers' offense, answer listener questions and much more.

On paper, he did just that by signing a Pro-Bowl running back, drafting an All-American receiver and selecting one of the fastest wideouts in the draft. With all of the new additions, including key pickups on the offensive line, the Broncos will have many new faces in the starting lineup.

The guys discuss Phillip Lindsay’s recent comments over the Broncos signing Melvin Gordon, answer listener questions and much more.

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 Colorado native has added plenty of flash to Denver’s running game the past two years. Elway and Fangio believe Flash Gordon will just add to that.

What the Broncos had at running back behind Phillip Lindsay wasn't good enough.

John Elway can have upwards of $100 million by saying goodbye to some of the players who are under contract for the 2020 season. Here’s who would free up cap space if they Broncos let them go.

The Broncos’ 2018 rookie class made John Elway look like a genius their rookie season. But with incredibly high expectations in their second year, were they able to do the same?

John Elway, accompanied by Vic Fangio, strutted into the team auditorium late Monday morning to address the media with an unfamiliar trait—an unwavering smile. Both came prepared with plenty of news, too.

The numbers show why one player's presence -- and absence -- has affected the Broncos' rushing output in 2019.

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

From jokes buzzing about Lock being a character in Toy Story to buzz surrounding him potentially being the one the Broncos have been so desperately looking for since No. 18 left, it's been quite a week for the rookie.

In the 72 hours since a damming report surfaced about Vic Fangio, multiple players have come to their head coach’s defense, unequivocally calling the report untrue.

As the Broncos got out to a 20-point lead on Sunday afternoon, it came to me.

Emmanuel Sanders is gone, but Courtland Sutton looks like a No. 1 wide receiver.