104.3 The Fan Interviews

Kirk Deeter with Trout Magazine and Field & Stream joins the show to talk fishing and what fly fishing anglers can work on during the lockdown.

Nate Zelinsky with Tightline Outdoors joins the show to talk about what’s open & what’s not and how to deal with current situations.

Invasive Species Specialist with Colorado Parks & Wildlife Robert Walters joins the show to talk about invasive species stats.

Marketing Specialist with Colorado Parks & Wildlife Debbie Lininger joins the show to talk about the primary draw deadline.

Austin Parr with Discount Fishing Tackle joins the show to talk about fishing opportunities and updates.

John Davis joins the show to talk about Phillip Lindsay’s carries naturally going down due to Melvin Gordon in goal-line and third-down situations, but Shurmur’s ability to use Lindsay in special ways to keep him dynamic in the 2020 NFL season.

Hall of Fame QB Warren Moon joins the show to talk about Tom Brady’s departure from New England and why it’s too bad that Brady had to move on. Moon talks about the rise of mobile quarterbacks in the NFL like Josh Allen and the need for a developmental league for QBs like the XFL. Moon mentions the difficulties for quarterbacks like Drew Lock working through their second offensive coordinator in the NFL, and the need for a guy behind Lock to push him for competition at QB.

James Merilatt of 1043TheFan.com joined the show to talk about The Fan QuaranTourney finals between The Sandlot and Major League. James gave his answer on how to shorten baseball games in the MLB. DMac then kills it with truth on why sports will be better once they comeback.

Photo Credit: Matthew Stockman/Getty Images

Marshall Faulk joins the show to say most teams need multiple backs to get it done, but we got to see what Melvin Gordon could do when he consistently got the bulk of the carries. Faulk says there are a few traditional RB1’s left like Christian McCaffrey, but most need two even if it’s Melvin Gordon.

James Merilatt with 1043TheFan.com joins the show to say this is not the kind of production you are looking for if your hope is to pay Phillip Lindsay to be a Denver Bronco in the future. Nick asks James about the lost bets and lost faith in Lindsay, and James says the Broncos’ tight ends can’t stay healthy.