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The Broncos opened the season 0-1 with a brutal 31-10 beatdown on Monday Night Football, and Kansas City exposed every soft spot in Vance Joseph's defense. We break down the missed tackles, the blown assignments, and whether this is a one-week hangover or a real problem heading into Week 2.

There won’t be any Rocktober baseball this year, but the Rockies still have plenty to play for down the stretch. On this episode of the Rockies Now Podcast, Tom and Sarah discuss Colorado’s push to avoid another 100-loss season and whether the team can find eight more wins over the final weeks. We look back at an exciting 10-7 victory over the Cardinals, the importance of playing small ball and keeping the lineup moving, and some encouraging signs from young players and pitchers, including Zac Veen, Cole Carrigg, Mason Adams, and Gabriel Hughes. We also start looking ahead to the offseason and what the Rockies’ roster could look like in 2027, including potential changes to the starting rotation and bullpen, the crowded outfield picture, and questions surrounding Jordan Beck and Ezequiel Tovar. Plus, we discuss which young players could have everyday roles next season, potential offseason additions, and whether the Rockies can embrace the role of playoff spoiler as they close out the year.

The Broncos Zone Podcast predicts the Denver Broncos' 2026 record, AFC West finish, and stat leaders — from Bo Nix's bounce-back after a broken ankle to whether Jaylen Waddle and Courtland Sutton can out-produce the league's other receiving duos.Denver enters 2026 off an AFC Championship loss to New England, a broken ankle for Bo Nix, and a blockbuster trade for Jaylen Waddle. Before Week 1 kicks off, the Broncos Zone hosts lock in their season-long predictions: full-season record, AFC West divisional record and finish, and stat-leader picks across receiving yards, rushing yards, tackles, interceptions, and sacks — plus a few new categories to settle.

The Rockies are down to the final few weeks of the season, but do they have enough wins left in the tank to avoid another 100-loss campaign? On this episode of the Rockies Now Podcast, Steve, Tom and Sarah react to Colorado's series win over the Orioles and debate whether the Rockies can reach the 63-win mark before the season comes to an end. We also discuss the continued development of the young core, including Zac Veen, Cole Carrigg, Adael Amador and Hunter Goodman, along with encouraging early impressions from some of the pitching acquired at the trade deadline. Plus, we look at the culture Warren Schaeffer is building in the clubhouse, why this season feels significantly different despite the record, and where the Rockies stand in their rebuild. Finally, with the Angels changing ownership, we compare the futures of Colorado and Los Angeles, discuss what new ownership and a revamped front office could mean for the Rockies moving forward, and preview the upcoming series against the Cardinals as Colorado continues its push toward the finish line.

Cale Makar is staying in Colorado! On this episode of the Eyes On Avs Podcast, Cam and Eric react to Makar’s massive eight-year extension and discuss why locking up one of the best defensemen in hockey for the full term could prove to be a major win for the Avalanche as the salary cap continues to rise. Then, with the new season quickly approaching, the guys take a trip around the Central Division to break down where the Avs’ biggest rivals stand. From the rebuilding Blackhawks and uncertainty surrounding Connor Hellebuyck and the Jets, to the Predators, Mammoth, Blues and Stars, they examine which teams could rise, fall or become legitimate threats in the division. Finally, they dive into the biggest question hanging over Minnesota: what happens with Quinn Hughes? With Makar’s future officially secured in Colorado, all eyes now turn toward the Wild, Hughes’ next contract and what his decision could mean for one of the Avalanche’s biggest Central Division competitors.

The preseason is over and the Broncos’ 53-man roster is set. This week, we recap Denver’s dominant win over Minnesota, break down the players who helped or hurt their roster chances, highlight the biggest preseason standouts, and cover the latest Broncos and NFL news heading into Week 1.

Lots to discuss as we break down the Broncos poor performance vs. Green Bay and preview the final pre-season game vs. Minnesota.

A rising role player gets traded, and a six-time All Star is brought in. On this episode, Chris and Eric recap the most recent Denver Nuggets' 2026-2027 free agency activity.

Eyes On Avs is back! After a two-month hiatus, Cam and Eric return to break down a busy Colorado Avalanche offseason and look ahead to a new season with plenty of questions surrounding the roster. The guys discuss the departures of players like Jack Drury, Ross Colton and Valeri Nichushkin, Colorado's push to become a bigger and more physical team, where new additions such as Jaden Schwartz could fit, and how Jared Bednar might construct the forward lines. They also dive into the Avalanche's NHL-worst-ranked prospect pool and whether young players like Gavin Brindley, TJ Hughes and goaltender Ilya Nabokov could play important roles in the organization's future. Then comes the big question: what will Cale Makar's next contract look like? Cam and Eric debate how much Makar could command, whether he might take a shorter or team-friendly deal, how Quinn Hughes' contract situation could affect negotiations, and why having Joe Sakic involved could be important. Plus, the guys discuss bringing Brent Burns back, his pursuit of the NHL consecutive-games record, possible defensive pairings, and some of the biggest storylines they'll be watching as the Avalanche prepare for another run at the Stanley Cup.

The Broncos didn’t just beat the Falcons, they made a statement. Jahdae Barron’s 97-yard pick-six lit up Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Jarrett Stidham looked like he’s locking down QB2 for good, and Denver’s ground game bullied Atlanta into 59 total yards of offense. But is this preseason domination real, or are we getting ahead of ourselves? We break down every phase of the game, grade the training camp battles heading into Green Bay week, and make bold predictions for what Bo Nix’s preseason debut needs to look like.