The guys discuss Denver re-signing Melvin Gordon, break down what his role will be with Javonte Williams, break down Sam Williams and Leo Chenal, answer listener questions and much more.

Even after moving on from Pro Bowl running back Phillip Lindsay, the Broncos don't have to draft a running back this year. But they could also make a major splash for years to come. Everything is on the table.

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.

The outlook for Von Miller, Justin Simmons, Shelby Harris and the Broncos' restricted free agents were among myriad topics touched on by the Broncos' top football brass March 4.

The Broncos' decisions on what tenders to use on their restricted free agents need to be submitted before the start of the new league year on Mar. 17.

Here are the Broncos' six RFAs and the decisions that need to be made.

Melvin Gordon’s $8 million per year salary instantly made him one of NFL’s 10 highest paid running backs and brought along lofty expectations.

Did the former Los Angeles Charger do enough to live up to the high expectations?

With final say on the Broncos' roster, George Paton could end up being the first of many changes coming to Denver.

Here are the players in the most limbo with Paton now in charge.

"When you establish yourself in the run game and you establish it and impose your will on the defensive line as an offensive front, it opens a lot of different things for your offense," said LG Dalton Risner.

Exactly one year ago, Garett Bolles was still defined by his mistakes. Now, he's defined by nearly flawless play.

The Broncos know what they have to do. They just have to commit to it. But at least they have a viable template now — which is more than they could say before Sunday.

On Sunday, after throwing his fifth interception in the past five quarters, Drew Lock looked adversity in the face and quarterbacked the Broncos to an upset victory.

In the offseason, John Elway clearly made it a top priority to give his second-year quarterback as many weapons as possible to succeed.

So just how are the young talented pieces working out midway through the season?

Here's an extensive breakdown of where each position player stands through eight games and the stats they'll finish the season with on their current pace.

For the most part, the 2020 Broncos have really only experienced the positives of the up-tempo offense thanks in part to their youth's experience with it. However, there's a "really, really bad" side to it as well that is holding Denver back from unleashing it for the entirety of a game.

Less than a month ago, the Broncos’ season looked so bleak there were many calling for them to tank for Trevor Lawrence.

But now, with the stars aligning, the Broncos can realistically be talkin’ about the playoffs. Yes, Jim Mora, playoffs.

Down 24-3 on Sunday to the Los Angeles Chargers, Drew Lock had a spectacular fourth quarter to lead the Denver Broncos to an inconceivable last-second comeback victory.

But despite tossing three touchdowns, including a walk-off, and a 142.2 passer rating in the fourth quarter, it wasn't the Q who was responsible for getting the comeback started, according to the Broncos' next opponent.

Yes, this was a fun win. But it's also unwise to jump to any conclusions about what this means for Drew Lock.

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The Broncos have a chance to get three starters and many role players back for this week's big game against the Chiefs.

Not only are the Broncos expected to get a Pro Bowler back on the field on Sunday, but they'll also get to bring back a dangerous offensive package featuring their two Pro Bowl running backs.