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The guys react to the WILD 2022 NFL Draft and consider how the Broncos rookie class can possibly contribute this year. Stick around for Sam’s opinion on how the other AFC West teams fared and more!

Guest Jordan Katz with The Say It Again Network joins the guys to discuss his final mock draft and the picks he made for the Broncos. Plus, a deep dive into several other prospects and all the rumors that are swirling with less than a day to go before the Draft kicks off!

The guys go through each of the Broncos' 2022 opponents and determine what early expectations are for their record.

Sam returns to reflect on the madness that has occurred in recent months and considers what positions/prospects the Broncos could look to snag at pick # 64.

The Broncos wasted no time making moves as free agency began this week. Preston and Logan review the new Broncos, current teammates that have been retained, and what positions they’re still keeping an eye on. Plus, insight from yesterday’s press conference where Russ kicked off his tenure as a Bronco with a BANG.

Following a monumental trade for Russell Wilson, the Broncos finally have their QB situation figured out for the first time since Manning retired. It’s officially fun to be a fan of the Denver Broncos again! Preston and Logan discuss the details of the trade, including the players we sent to Seattle, and the updated outlook of the team with Russ at the helm. Stick around for a preview of free agency before it kicks off next week.

The guys follow up on the recent coaching news and review the new faces on the staff as well as current coaches who aren’t being retained. Stick around for a rundown of the Broncos who will be free agents this offseason and who is expected to remain on the team.

The guys discuss the hiring of new Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett and whether or not the Broncos got the right guy. Plus, a review of the insane 2021 season we just experienced, and more of everyone’s favorite topic – Quarterbacks!

The 21-22 season is nearing an end, and the Broncos have left themselves with no shot at the playoffs heading into Week 18. In this episode, we reflect on the two recent losses and all of the shortcomings throughout the year. When turning our focus forward, it naturally led to a lot of early QB and coach chatter and what moves could potentially be made at those positions ahead of the 22-23 season. So many possibilities, and very little room for error for GM George Paton!

Following a season-defining loss that essentially put an end to the Broncos playoff hopes, can they at least get revenge against a struggling Raiders team before turning the page to the 2022 season? Drew Lock will get his first opportunity to start, and although it is intriguing, could it be to the detriment of the team? Other highlights for this episode include: -Expectations for Pat Shurmur and Vic Fangio as the season comes to an end -Would Derek Carr be an appreciable upgrade over Teddy Bridgewater? -The disappointing performance from the Special Teams units -Current Super Bowl and MVP predictions

The guys pay respect to Denver Broncos legend Demaryius Thomas following his tragic death. After failing to claim the division against the Chiefs, the Broncos beat the Lions convincingly and still find themselves in playoff contention heading into week 15. They’ll have to rally these last 4 weeks and play their best ball of the year. However, simply starting this stretch 1-0 is pretty much a must. A win would essentially eliminate one opponent from the race. A loss, on the other hand, would likely leave the Broncos as the ones on the outside looking in when the dust settles… Preston and Logan discuss the past couple performances and what can be expected in the weeks to come. Does this seem like a team trending toward making a run at the Lombardi? Or will this train get derailed before it even leaves the station? First up is an intimidating opponent seeking redemption, and with an abundance of offensive weapons at that. Yikes…

It’s week 13 in the NFL, and the Denver Broncos are 6-5 with an opportunity to usurp the Kansas City Chiefs atop the AFC West. Who would’ve thought? This young, unproven team has a stage on primetime television to show the world they have arrived. But what team gets off the plane? The one that beat the Chargers and Cowboys? Or the one that was embarrassed by the Eagles and a Case Keenum-led Browns team? Highlights for this episode include: -Is the interior of our O-line prepared for Chris Jones? -Who is going to guard Kelce and Hill? -Is the Chiefs defense good now? -Is there any advantage in having a lot of new faces that the Chiefs haven’t encountered yet? -& more!