In my latest pod presented by Hoggatt Injury Law, I discuss the Broncos’ fifth straight win, a victory defined by takeaways and an angry run game. Denver has 15 takeaways over the last four games, tying a franchise record. During this win streak, Russell Wilson has eight touchdowns and no interceptions. And the Broncos are winning at the line of scrimmage. We hear from Garett Bolles, Baron Browning, Mike McGlinchey, D.J. Jones and Courtland Sutton (22:00 - 31:45). My pod is made possible by the great folks at Mile High Sports, RBJ Glass and Most Valuable Portraits Inc.

In my latest Broncos pod presented by Hoggatt Injury Law, I discuss Denver’s attempt to win its fifth straight game for the first time since 2015. This will be a throw-down-the-sawdust affair. Both teams run the ball well. Both lean on their defenses and winning the turnover battle and time of possession. Coach Sean Payton discusses Cleveland’s strengths (19:50 - 20:46), Mike McGlinchey embraces challenge of facing Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett (20:47 - 21:16) and Justin Simmons explains his frustration with Kareem Jackson’s four-game suspension (25:40 - 29:23). My pod is made possible by the great folks at Mile High Sports, RBJ Glass and Most Valuable Portraits Inc.

In my latest pod presented by Hoggatt Injury Law, I discuss how the Broncos have become easier to appreciate than explain after they won their fourth straight game for the first time since 2016. Denver did a lot of things poorly – slowing the run, inability to convert on third down or convert takeways into touchdowns – but when it mattered most Russell Wilson connected with Courtland Sutton and the defense made a final stand. My pod is made possible by the great folks at Mile High Sports, Hoggatt Injury Law, RBJ Glass and Most Valuable Portraits Inc.

In my latest Broncos pod presented by Hoggatt Injury Law, I discuss the challenge of cooling off Vikings quarterback Joshua Dobbs, dealing with the heat of Brian Flores’ relentless blitzes and we hear from Justin Simmons, Baron Browning, Josey Jewell, Mike McGlinchey and the Vikings’ Dalton Risner (18:42 - 22:48) on the Sunday night matchup. My pod is made possible by great friends at Mile High Sports, RBJ Glass and Most Valuable Portraits Inc.

In my latest Broncos podcast presented by Hoggatt Injury Law, I discuss Denver’s improbable and most impressive win since Super Bowl 50. The defense remains gnarly, Russell Wilson is suddenly aging like Benjamin Button, and fortune finally smiled on Denver with the Bills’ sloppy penalties. My pod is made possible by great folks at Mile High Sports, Most Valuable Portraits Inc. and RBJ Glass.

In my latest Broncos pod presented by Hoggatt Injury Law, I discuss memories of Von Miller, his first game against his former team (9:20 - 12:44), while his teammates Courtland Sutton, Justin Simmons and Garett Bolles explain their respect for the future Hall of Famer (18:56 - 22:17). There’s no bad blood in Broncos vs. Bills. But the game is huge for Denver if it wants to return to relevancy. My pod is made possible by the great folks at Mile High Sports, RBJ Glass and Most Valuable Portaits Inc.

In my latest Broncos podcast presented by Hoggatt Injury Law, I discuss how a Denver win at Buffalo – the Broncos are 8-point underdogs – could offer a return to relevance. Also, I talk about the Broncos’ plans for a $175 million owner-funded upgrade to the team’s headquarters. And right guard Quinn Meinerz discusses the run game (21:24 - 23:31 and Pat Surtain II (23:32 - 24:45) explains the challenge of slowing Bills quarterback Josh Allen. My pod is made possible by the great folks at Mile High Sports, RBJ Glass and Most Valuable Portraits Inc.

In my latest Broncos pod, I provide my midseason grades for the position groups and coach Sean Payton. And we hear from running back Javonte Williams and defensive end Zach Allen about the team’s evolving physical identity and belief this group can push back into contention (16:00 - 18:36). My pod is made possible by the great folks at Mile High Sports, Hoggatt Injury Law, RBJ Glass and Most Valuable Portraits Inc.

In my latest Broncos pod presented by SuperBook Sports, I discuss how Denver snapped its 16-game losing streak to the Kansas City Chiefs. The blueprint provides hope for the future: run the hell out of the ball, win the time of possession battle and produce takeaways. Check, check and check. We hear from several players, including Jonathon Cooper, Mike McGlinchey and Pat Surtain II (17:27- 22:07). My pod is made possible by the great folks at Mile High Sports, Hoggatt Injury Law, RBJ Glass and Most Valuable Portrait Inc.

In my latest Broncos pod, I discuss how the Broncos could upset the Chiefs, as unlikely as it seems. Denver has dropped 16 straight to Kansas City. But playing keep away from Patrick Mahomes by running the ball offers a path to a victory. Running back Jaleel McLaughlin and right guard Quinn Meinerz discussed the ground game and possibly playing in the cold and snow on Sunday (15:29 - 19:15). My pod is made possible by the great folks at Mile High Sports, Hoggatt Injury Law, RBJ Glass and Most Valuable Portraits Inc.