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The Denver Broncos odds of making the playoffs in 2020 would increase if the NFL's proposed 7 team playoff format is agreed upon in terms of the next Collective Bargaining Agreement.
The NFL is looking at expanding to 17 regular season games, eliminating one preseason game, and increasing player shared revenue to 48.5%. The biggest topic however is seeded around the NFL Playoff Picture - the #1 seed in the AFC and NFC would have first round byes. That would mean that the NFL would have 3 Wildcard games for the NFC and AFC each respectively. This increases the appeal to the NFL for moving to a 17 game schedule. The playoff format would change immediately for this upcoming season, and the 17 game proposal would likely begin in 2021.
Plus we discuss Broncos in the Community with Bradley Chubb and more.
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One of the stories of the day comes from a click-bait article that was generated which took out of context CB Chris Harris Jr's words. The Denver Broncos CB has been vocal about testing out the NFL Free Agency market, but has constantly said that he wants to stay in Denver and would love to return to the Orange and Blue. Harris said in an interview with Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic that "If they want me back, i'll be back."
We break down the Chris Harris Jr situation on today's episode of Locked On Broncos as well as taking a deep dive look at the Secondary for the Broncos roster as of those on it today.
Plus, Broncos QB Joe Flacco will be healthy enough to play in 2020, what does that mean for the Denver Broncos and Flacco?
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The Denver Broncos attempted to trade for Detroit Lions CB Darius Slay at the NFL Trade Deadline in 2019 -- they offered Chris Harris Jr in exchange, but Detroit wanted a higher draft pick. With Free Agency approaching us one month from now, should the Broncos seriously consider trading for the Lions playmaking CB?
This was one of the many questions answered on today's "Text Message" Tuesday where Broncos fans texted Cody Roark at (303) 529-6323 to have their questions answered on the podcast.
Cody answers questions related to the NFL Draft, Free Agency, Which Broncos players likely re-sign in Denver, Who does Denver pursue in Free Agency and more.
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The Denver Broncos have some interest in Minnesota Vikings WR Stefon Diggs who reportedly wants out of Minnesota -- today's episode of the show features us discussing the pros and cons of pursuing a trade with Minnesota for Diggs, what it could mean for Drew Lock and the Broncos offense having a WR like Diggs in the lineup and more.
The Washington Redskins released WR Paul Richardson and CB Josh Norman last Friday -- Cody Roark ponders whether or not the Broncos should take a look at them during Free Agency?
Plus Vic Fangio has decided to leave his assistant coaches behind on February 23rd as he heads to Indianapolis for the NFL Scouting Combine.
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The Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, and the Denver Broncos collaborate inside today's podcast to analyze the division's 2020 division opponents inside the AFC East and NFC South and who their team's respective Valentines representative is. Daniel Wade of Locked On Chargers, Your Boy Q of Locked On Raiders, Ryan Tracy of Locked On Chiefs and Cody Roark of Locked On Broncos discuss the major storylines surrounding the 2020 divisional opponents in the AFC and NFC respectively on our final episode of our Ultimate Division Crossover Series.
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The Denver Broncos, Las Vegas Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs, and the Los Angeles Chargers collaborate inside today's podcast to analyze the Chargers 2019 season and where they may be heading in 2020. Daniel Wade of Locked On Chargers, Your Boy Q of Locked On Raiders, Ryan Tracy of Locked On Chiefs and Cody Roark of Locked On Broncos discuss the major storylines surrounding the Los Angeles Chargers 2019 and 2020 seasons respectively on our fourth episode of our Ultimate Division Crossover Series.
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The Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, and the Denver Broncos collaborate inside today's podcast to analyze the Raiders 2019 season and where they may be heading in 2020. Daniel Wade of Locked On Chargers, Your Boy Q of Locked On Raiders, Ryan Tracy of Locked On Chiefs and Cody Roark of Locked On Broncos discuss the major storylines surrounding the Las Vegas Raiders 2019 and 2020 seasons respectively on our third episode of our Ultimate Division Crossover Series.
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The Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, and the Denver Broncos collaborate inside today's podcast to analyze the Broncos 2019 season and where they may be heading in 2020. Daniel Wade of Locked On Chargers, Your Boy Q of Locked On Raiders, and Cody Roark of Locked On Broncos discuss the major storylines surrounding the Denver Broncos 2019 and 2020 seasons respectively on our second episode of our Ultimate Division Crossover Series.
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The Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Chargers, and Las Vegas Raiders collaborated on discussing the AFC West champions and defending Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs. Cody Roark of Locked On Broncos, Your Boy Q of Locked On Raiders, and Daniel Wade of Locked On Chargers dive into their analysis of the Chiefs season, why they had so much success, what their respective teams did well against the Chiefs, and how can these teams push KC within the Division going forward.
This is our first of 5 episodes for our Ultimate Division Crossover Series this week on the Locked On NFL Network
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The Denver Broncos introduced Pat Shurmur as the team's new Offensive Coordinator on Thursday at the UC Health Training Center in Denver. Shurmur discussed how he viewed Drew Lock highly during the buildup for the NFL Draft in 2018, despite the Giants going with Daniel Jones. He discussed how he plans to utilize Phillip Lindsay as a possible receiver out of the backfield. Cody Roark reacts to what Pat Shurmur said on Thursday.
Broncos Head Coach Vic Fangio also met with the media on Thursday to discuss the Shurmur hire, he claps back at the notion he's not aggressive as a Head Coach, and discusses what he and his staff gained from taking some time off before evaluating the season tape.
Plus we interact with Broncos fans via Text Message as fans sent in their questions to Cody Roark at (303) 529-6323 and he answered them in depth on air.
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