Going Deep with Jackson & Goodman

The Broncos put together their most complete game of the season, lighting up the Cowboys on offense and locking them down on defense. Bo Nix threw four touchdowns, J.K. Dobbins powered a 179-yard rushing attack, and the defense silenced the NFL’s top offense even after losing Pat Surtain II in the second half.

Nate and Eric break down whether this was the “get-right” game Denver needed, what changed after Nix called for an all-offense film session, and which side of the ball was more impressive. They also spotlight breakout performances from rookies Pat Bryant, RJ Harvey, and Jahdae Barron, and look ahead to a major test against Houston’s league-best defense.

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Down 19–0 heading into the fourth, fans were heading for the exits. Five minutes later, Empower Field was in disbelief — the Broncos had scored 33 points in a single quarter to beat the Giants, the second-most in NFL history.

Eric Goodman and Nate Jackson go deep into one of the wildest wins Denver has ever seen: Bo Nix’s transformation from ice-cold to unstoppable, Justin Strnad’s clutch interception, and whether it’s fair to start wondering if this is their year.

They also dig into Sean Payton’s comments about not letting “the euphoria cloud the clean-up,” whether the offense’s late magic can show up earlier, and how much credit — or blame — belongs on the headset.

Is this a turning point? Or just a flash of Mile High madness? 'Going Deep' breaks it all down.

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The Broncos’ defense put on an absolute clinic in London — while the offense and special teams looked like they’d never met before. On this episode of Going Deep with Jackson & Goodman, Nate and Eric dissect a game that showcased the best and worst of Denver football.

Was the defensive masterpiece a true sign of greatness, or just the product of facing one of the league’s weakest offenses? The guys debate whether it’s fair to call this unit potentially the best in franchise history — or even one of the greatest in NFL history — as they chase a record-breaking sack pace that could eclipse the ’84 Bears.

Meanwhile, Sean Payton’s offense and special teams continue to raise red flags: penalties, missed assignments, and costly mistakes that turned what could’ve been a blowout into a grind. The duo digs into whether these issues are fixable — and if locker room harmony is at risk as the defense keeps carrying the load.

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The Denver Broncos are flying high after their big win, but now they face their toughest challenge yet — the Philadelphia Eagles 🦅🏈. On this episode of Going Deep, the guys break down every angle of the matchup:

Can Bo Nix and the Broncos’ offense keep pace with Jalen Hurts and Philly’s explosive attack?

How will Denver’s defense handle A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and the Eagles’ loaded weapons?

Keys to victory for the Broncos, X-factors to watch, and bold predictions for Sunday’s showdown.

It’s all here in your ultimate game preview.

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The old saying used to be “The Chargers are going to Charger.” But after another collapse in crunch time, is it fair to say the Broncos are starting to “Bronco”? Eric Goodman and Nate Jackson break down Denver’s 20-13 fourth-quarter lead that slipped away with two empty offensive drives and a defense that couldn’t close.

From Sean Payton’s head-scratching play-calling to his almost obsessive praise of rookie quarterback Bo Nix, the guys dig into whether the coach is putting too much pressure on his young QB — or on himself with bold preseason proclamations about Super Bowls and Top 5 quarterbacks. They debate if this team was overvalued coming into the year, why RJ Harvey isn’t producing, and whether Payton’s personnel decisions are already coming back to bite him.

The defense hasn’t escaped criticism either — inconsistent through three weeks and unable to get stops late. Did we overrate this unit, too? And with Jim Harbaugh’s track record against Payton looming, the conversation shifts to coaching, accountability, and whether Denver can turn one-score heartbreaks into wins.

All of it builds toward what feels like a must-win Monday night against the Bengals. Can the Broncos steady the ship, or will the torches and pitchforks be waiting at Dove Valley if they fall to 1-3?

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Chad Brown fills in for Nate, as he joins Eric Goodman to talk about the Broncos Heartbreaking loss in Indy.

The Denver Broncos drop a heartbreaking 29-28 loss to the Indianapolis Colts in Week 2, and we’re breaking it all down. Was the game decided by Will Lutz’s missed kick, Tillman’s penalty, or was it really about the defense giving up 473 yards? Mike McGlinchey says one play doesn’t define a football game—do you agree?

We’ll assign blame across the offense, defense, special teams, and coaching, and debate whether this was a game the Broncos should have won. Daniel Jones went over 300 yards, Jonathan Taylor ran for 150+, and surprisingly, Jones attacked Pat Surtain most of the night. Why did Denver only manage one sack, and is this a scheme or personnel issue?

On the flip side, Bo Nix bounced back with 3 TDs and nearly flawless efficiency in the first half, while rookie Troy Franklin continues to establish himself as the clear #2 wideout. But why weren’t Sutton and Engram featured more? And should Broncos fans be concerned about special teams after back-to-back costly breakdowns?

It’s a full breakdown of the good, the bad, and the ugly from Week 2—and where Sean Payton’s squad goes from here.

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Sean Payton admitted he “has to be a lot better” after the Broncos’ opener—but does this feel different than his usual accountability lines? We break down whether Payton’s emotional investment in Bo Nix clouded his judgment, how shuffling personnel and avoiding the run early hurt the rookie, and whether he unintentionally telegraphed his Week 2 game plan against the Colts.

We also discuss Nix’s own comments about “high standards,” why decision-making on 3rd-and-long must improve, and what the offense should look like against an Indy defense that just held Miami to 8 points. On the other side, Denver’s defense dominated the Titans—can they repeat against a Colts team that scored on all 7 drives last week?

Plus: Colts over/under at 20.5 points, whether Indy is “for real” or Miami is “that bad,” and a look at the Broncos’ new $4B retractable-roof stadium coming in 2031—what fans can expect, the ownership group’s legacy, and the likelihood of pricey PSLs.

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🔥 The Denver Broncos have finalized their practice squad, and the biggest shocker is QB Sam Ehlinger turning down 53-man roster offers from other teams just to stay in Denver! 🤯 What does that say about the culture Sean Payton & George Paton have built? And why does Ehlinger love being in the same QB room as Bo Nix and Jarrett Stidham? 🧡💙

💪 The Broncos also stacked three inside linebackers on the practice squad — what does that mean for Dre Greenlaw’s health, Alex Singleton’s return to form, and Drew Sanders’ timeline? Plus, two Broncos — Damarri Mathis and Xavier Truss — were claimed off waivers, showing just how deep this roster is compared to years past. 📈

🏆 And the big question: is the Super Bowl window OPEN because Bo Nix is still on his rookie deal? History shows most teams that reach the big game have QBs on rookie contracts — can the Broncos follow the trend before Nix gets paid? 👀

Don’t miss this full breakdown of roster moves, culture shifts, and the future of the Broncos only on Going Deep! 🎙️

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🔥 The Broncos’ preseason is officially in the books, and final roster cuts are due by ⏰ 2pm tomorrow. On this episode of Going Deep, we break down Denver’s final tune-up vs. the Saints and tackle the BIG roster questions heading into Week 1! 🏈🐴

👉 Did Bo Nix show enough in 3 series to inspire confidence vs. the Titans?

👉 Should fans be 😬 about the run game after RJ Harvey’s quiet night & no JK Dobbins?

👉 Tyler Badie ⚡ vs. Audric Estime 💪 vs. Blake Watson 🩹 — who stays, who goes?

👉 Was trading Devaughn Vele a ❌?

👉 Lucas Krull TE battle 🔄 Caleb Loener… tough calls ahead.

👉 Rookie Punter Jeremy Crawshaw 🚨— time to bring in competition?

👉 John Franklin-Myers 📝 contract talks… should Denver pay up?

👉 And… Shedeur & Shilo Sanders had a rough Saturday. 😳 Should either be worried about cuts?

All that + roster predictions, concerns, and what it means for Denver heading into the regular season. 🐎💯

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The Denver Broncos made a bold move trading wide receiver Devaughn Vele, shaking up the competition in the WR room. On this episode of Going Deep with Jackson & Goodman, we break down what this trade means for the Broncos’ offense, how it impacts Bo Nix’s receiving options, and whether the team has enough depth at wideout heading into the season. From Marvin Mims to Troy Franklin, Pat Bryant, and more—we cover the key battles and big storylines fans need to watch.

If you’re a Broncos fan looking for insight, analysis, and unfiltered opinions, this is the episode you don’t want to miss.

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