On Tuesday, Fangio spoke to the media to wrap up the 2020 season and about finding the right replacement for Elway. Here's what we learned.

John Elway will still be involved in big decisions the Broncos make. Two of the big decisions the organization will make this offseason surround Von Miller and Drew Lock.

Elway talked about both of their futures on Monday.

The hope that was still alive for Von Miller playing this season continued to fade away on Monday, two days after the Broncos were officially eliminated from the playoffs.

There's still hope Von Miller will return for the 2020 season.

Denver's defense is guaranteed to see more games lost by starters than it did last year. How can it cope?

If the Broncos win Sunday, give everybody a game ball.

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.

Since having ankle surgery after suffering a dislocated peroneal tendon on Sept. 8 in practice, the Broncos' star pass rusher has been rolling around the practice field with his foot in a boot propped up on a scooter.

But on Thursday, there wasn't a scooter. There wasn't a boot. Instead, Von was walking around the practice field in tennis shoes.

It hasn't been too shabby of a week for Malik Reed.

On top of his second-straight two-sack performance on Sunday, Bradley Chubb had eye-popping praise for Reed on Tuesday.

"It wasn't that I didn't want to stay in Denver," Barrett said. "I feel like my last two years there, I felt as though that there was a zero percent chance to start."

The injury bug struck the Broncos and hasn't left.

After losing Von Miller for a majority of the year, if not the entire year, just before the start of the season, Denver lost A.J. Bouye and Phillip Lindsay for multiple weeks during Week 1's game against the Tennessee Titans.

But losing three Pro Bowl players just wasn't enough. On Sunday, Denver lost Pro Bowl receiver Courtland Sutton and Drew Lock as well as many players on the defensive side of the ball.

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Without Von Miller, it wouldn’t be fair to expect Denver's defense to be the best in the league, as they very well could have been with Von.

But with a defensive mastermind leading a unit that's been upgraded from last year, there's no reason why the expectations shouldn't be higher than what they were last year.

By decision, circumstance and the simple passage of time, the Broncos will take the field Monday night with just one player left from Super Bowl 50: kicker Brandon McManus. That serves as a reminder that this is a new team, untethered to the past.

As Justin Simmons stated on Wednesday, there is just simply no replacing the type of player Von Miller is.

But the Broncos don't have a choice. They have to find a way to replace the irreplaceable. Here's how they'll do it.

The guys discuss how Von Miller's injury impacts the Broncos, breakdown how Denver can fill Von's void, answer listener questions and much more.

As the regular season dawned, the Broncos were counting on a powerful defense to carry the team and sustain their hopes while a young, evolving offense found its footing. Losing Von Miller could deal a body blow to those hopes.