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Hear the boys break down the season and all that has happened so far in the AVS offseason.

Did the Broncos O-Line live up to expectations last season? Join us as we break it all down on this week's episode of Broncos Zone.

Highs, lows, breakout stretches, and big questions. From a breakout star to an underwhelming acquisition, on this episode, Chris and Eric walk through their reflections on the performance of the Nuggets' small forwards during the 2026 season.

In this episode of the Rockies Now Podcast, Stephen and Sarah break down another difficult week of Rockies baseball, highlighted by a rough series against the Dodgers, mounting injuries, and growing concerns about the team's pitching depth. The duo discusses the latest MLB collective bargaining agreement proposals and what potential salary floors, revenue sharing changes, and expansion plans could mean for the future of the Rockies and small-market teams across baseball. They also debate possible expansion cities such as Nashville, Salt Lake City, and Montreal while examining how realignment could eventually impact Colorado’s place in the NL West. On the field, the conversation focuses on the Rockies’ battered roster, including injuries to key contributors, the ongoing struggles of the starting rotation, and the surprising emergence of Brett Sullivan as both a hitter and emergency pitcher. The hosts evaluate the performances of players like Kyle Freeland, Michael Lorenzen, Tanner Gordon, Antonio Senzatela, and Ezequiel Tovar while also discussing the encouraging progress being made throughout the Rockies’ minor league system. Looking ahead, Stephen and Sarah preview upcoming series against the Giants and Angels, share reasons for optimism despite the recent losing streak, and discuss what needs to happen for the Rockies to regain momentum as the season continues.

We can't believe they are really out of the playoffs, such an epic collapse.

In this episode of the Broncos Zone Podcast, Bradyn, Coach, and Vince dive deep into the Denver Broncos’ evolving roster and the excitement building ahead of minicamp and the 2026 NFL season. The crew opens with a fun NFL trivia discussion centered around Rod Smith and legendary receivers like Randy Moss and Terrell Owens before transitioning into a full breakdown of the Broncos’ crowded tight end room, including discussions about Evan Engram, rookie standouts, and the possibility of surprising roster cuts or trades. The hosts also analyze the running back room featuring J.K. Dobbins, RJ Harvey, and rookie Jonah Coleman, while discussing Sean Payton’s offensive philosophy and the importance of depth across the roster. There’s also conversation surrounding backup quarterback options behind Bo Nix, roster construction, player development, and how the Broncos stack up in a loaded AFC West.

Highs, lows, breakout stretches, and big questions. From a 6th man of the year finalist to an oft-injured $125 million player, on this episode, Chris and Eric walk through their reflections on the performance of the Nuggets' shooting guards during the 2026 season.

In this episode of the Rockies Now Podcast, Stephen, Sarah, and Tom celebrate a major moment for Charlie Blackmon after Rockies fans and the baseball community overwhelmingly voted him into the Hall of Pretty Good with over 87,000 votes. The crew reflects on Blackmon’s legendary career in Colorado, his impact on the franchise, and why his No. 19 deserves to be retired at Coors Field someday. They also dive into fun Charlie Blackmon trivia, discuss his Hall of Fame case, and share memories from his most iconic seasons with the Colorado Rockies. Beyond Charlie, the episode breaks down recent roster moves including the DFA of Blaine Crim, Chad Stevens getting called up, injuries to Jordan Beck and Brenton Doyle, and the current state of the Rockies bullpen after a difficult stretch of games. The hosts also discuss the development of top prospects like Charlie Condon and whether the organization should keep him in Triple-A longer for development purposes, while also touching on the future of the team under the new front office structure. Plus, the crew previews the upcoming road trip against the Diamondbacks and Dodgers, debates the future of the MLB lockout discussions in 2027, and shares stories about minor league baseball culture and why the Rockies still feel like a much more competitive and hopeful team compared to last season.

Makar out, who starts in goal for the Avs and much more to get into before tonight’s game!

The schedule is out, and the Broncos don't ease into 2026...they walk straight into a gauntlet. The Broncos Zone crew break down all 18 weeks of Denver's most challenging slate in years, making their way too early game-by-game predictions live on air. Who survives the opening stretch? Can Denver repeat as AFC West champs? The crew weighs in, pick by pick.