While Fangio didn’t explicitly say there would be a quarterback change upcoming, his words don’t leave much to the imagination of what should be headed the Denver Broncos way.

Welcome into our film breakdown series with former CU star and Denver Bronco Matt McChesney. Each week, Matt will be picking six plays from the most recent game that impacted the game and giving you a real-life film-room experience as he breaks down the play.  (Warning: This film-room experience is so real that some of these videos contain adult language)…...

After playing their best half of football in the first 30 minutes against the Vikings on Sunday, the Broncos turned around and played their worst half of football as they blew the game.

In honor of the best and worst half, the DNVR Broncos Crew breaks down some of the best and worst of the season so far.

After passing on opportunities to trade the future Hall of Famer throughout the down years, it appears John Elway’s going to give Von Miller every opportunity to be on this team whenever they bounce back. Von Miller’s leadership will play a big role in the equation. And it's been on display, even if Von doesn't want to admit it.

As 24-ounce prime porterhouses, ringing up a cool $65, sizzled in a scalding-hot plate at Del Frisco’s on Sunday night, the Denver Broncos didn’t feel like a 3-7 team. And they might have set the path for the team moving forward.

The Lock clock continues to tick. On Monday, Fangio didn’t give hope of it coming to an end any time soon.

It wasn't one moment or one play, but a series of unfortunate events. But what can the Broncos do about it now?

Questions were abound as the Broncos lead slowly and painfully drifted out of their hands. Answers came after the game.

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

What, if anything, can Brandon Allen do to remain the Broncos' starting quarterback and fend off the highly-anticipated rookie?

The plan for Drew Lock after his first practice on Tuesday has been a mystery. However, on Wednesday, those plans, at least for the short-term, became slightly more clear.

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.

Drew Lock will take a massive step in his return to the field on Tuesday. But it’s only one step in his long race back to the game field.

As of now, there is no date of return set for Drew Lock, Jake Butt or Theo Riddick.

Trevor Siemian's days in Denver are done.

There was a laundry list of teams that were ready to go all in on the Kirk Cousins sweepstakes. That appears to be changing at the NFL Combine.