In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell take a deep dive into the Denver Nuggets 1-3 start. While Jokic is playing at an MVP-caliber level, the rest of the team isn't carrying their weight. Are any of these issues fixable? One of the guys has gone heel on Jamal Murray and says he better figure things out or else the Nuggets need to make a tough decision at the trade deadline. 😬

In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell were joined by Ryan Blackburn of the Denver Stiffs to discuss the Denver Nuggets slow start to the season. After two games, is it time to panic? Ryan has to walk one of the guys off the ledge when it comes to Jamal Murray and his rough two games. Stephen and Brandon also react to the Denver Broncos loss against the Chargers. One of the fellas is feeling more optimistic about next year than usual. Do we need a drug test? 

In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell reacted to the Denver Broncos blowout loss to the Buffalo Bills. How much of this was on Drew Lock? The Broncos still have an outside shot of wiggling back into the top ten of the NFL Draft - should they consider taking a QB? The guys also discuss MPJ's recent comments about coming off the bench for the Denver Nuggets. One of the fellas is fearful this will lead to one problem down the road. 

In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell reacted to the Denver Nuggets preaseason blowout win against the Portland Trailblazers. Why can't the Nuggets find a way to fit MPJ into the offense better? The guys also discuss Will Barton's comments and if he should indeed start over MPJ? One Nugget has one of the guys very smitten 😉. The fellas also preview the Denver Broncos-Buffalo Bills game - can Drew Lock show out against one of the best teams in the NFL?

In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell reacted to the Denver Broncos win versus the Carolina Panthers in which Drew Lock had his best game of the season and arguably of his young career. What led to his big day? Has Drew earned another year as a starter? The fellas also discuss the Denver Nuggets preseason game on Nikola Jokic Day!

In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell preview the Denver Nuggets season ahead of their first preseason game versus the Golden State Warriors. The fellas discuss the Monte Morris extension and what that means for the team. The guys also give their preferred starting lineup and dive into what the expectations should be of the Nuggets after a Western Conference Finals appearance. They also give their bold predictions for the Nuggets this year and one of the guys shares some of the burning questions that still remain with Denver as we enter into the new season. 

In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell discuss who is under more pressure as we inch closer to Denver's matchup with the Carolina Panthers: Lock or Shurmur? The guys also discuss which of the two is more likely to still be a Bronco next season. The fellas also preview Sunday's game, make their weekend NFL picks and more. 

In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell reacted to the Denver Broncos loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Should we be satisfied that the Broncos didn't get their faces kicked in, but still lost? The guys also discuss Drew Lock's performance and whether or not the defense did enough to give the Broncos a chance to win that game. The fellas debate if Vic Fangio made the right choice in punting away the ball late in the game.

In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell preview the Denver Broncos-Kansas City Chiefs game. Will this even be close? The fellas also discuss if the Broncos should pursue Matthew Stafford or Matt Ryan, should their respective teams look to move on and go younger. 

In this episode, hosts Stephen Priest Jr. and Brandon Stowell reacted to the Broncos loss versus the Saints, in which Denver played without a quarterback. Did the NFL make an example out of the Denver Broncos by refusing to postpone the game? One of the fellas says fans should be mad at the Broncos quarterbacks for their poor decision-making, not the NFL.