The Fan Weekends

Marcello Romano and Kyle Reese are in on Sunday morning. In Hour 1, the guys recap the Broncos overtime win over the Seahawks. Bo Nix's struggles are diagnosed, as well as the defense delivering again. Why are some of Denver's offensive weapons not being used? A look at yesterday's wild College Football Saturday. 5 teams in the Top-10 suffered losses. How many teams can realistically win the national championship? CU lost to Utah by a FG last night and CSU gave up 66 points to Texas State on Thursday evening.  

In Hour 2, Kyle and Cello try and dissect what exactly is wrong with Bo Nix. Is it mental, is he just in a slump or is his ankle still bothering him? Or all of the above? Does Sean Payton still have belief in Nix? 3 questions with Alex Becker: Should the Broncos pay Ja'Quan McMillian? Will the Brewers win their first-ever World Series championship? And will the Nuggets go over or under 49.5 wins this season? 

In Hour 3, more college football talk, following a wild and crazy third Saturday in October. The guys debate which college football and NFL teams are for real and who is fugazi. Wake up and reset with the Rams and Buffs both taking losses this week. CSU lost in blowout fashion, while CU competed well against an undefeated Utah team. More Broncos talk to finish the hour. What's going on with Bo Nix and can he be fixed? 

Mike Rice and Justin Adams are in for Denver Gameday. The guys begin the show by getting into the top college football headlines from the weekend. Colorado and Colorado State didn't lose, as they were both off. And Air Force and Wyoming secured wins. Can the Falcons win the Mountain West Conference? Big Broncos news this week, as Sean Payton will reassume play-calling duties for the offense. Was this the right move to pull the plug on Davis Webb this early? What do we hope to see from the offense today. Mike and Justin both want to see more downfield throws from Bo Nix. They also are adamant that Nix needs to stop being so gun shy/timid. A close look at the top NFL Week 5 matchups today. 

In Hour 2, Mike and Justin get into the Chargers injuries and how that will affect the game today. Is this the day the Broncos are finally able to run the football? Justin Herbert has struggled through the first four games of the season. Will Herbert break out today or will the Broncos defense wreck havoc? Who will the difference makers be for the Broncos today? Keys to the game for both teams. If the Broncos were to lose today, what will the discourse be like? Game picks for Broncos vs. Chargers.

Kyle Reese and Marcello Romano are in on Sunday morning. The guys get into the play-calling change with Sean Payton taking back the reins. What does Davis Webb's future look like? What went into the change? Bo Nix's struggles are also discussed, as he took plenty of heat this week. No CU or CSU yesterday, but the firing of CSU DC Tyson Summers is discussed. A look at the Colorado QB situation and other college football games from yesterday.

In Hour 2, the guys discuss who the Broncos biggest disappointment has been this season? What are the issues with Bo Nix? Is Nix playing scared or timid out there? Plus, college football's biggest headlines, CU/CSU talk and 3 questions with Alex Becker. 

In Hour 3, Kyle, Cello and Alex get into all of the Sean Payton drama. Where does Bo Nix rank amongst NFL quarterbacks? Is he now in the middle of the pack or even worse? Keys to the game today for the Broncos. What is our comfort level with today's game? A look at the NFL Week 5 slate. Broncos vs. Chargers game predictions. 

For the first hour of The Dan Jacobs show, Dan gets into the news about Sean Payton taking over play calling.  We then welcome in the Lovely and Talented James Merilatt to discuss the Broncos play calling situation, Bo Nix's skill level, and whether James is still on the CU bandwagon or not.  

In the second hour of The Dan Jacobs Show, Dan looks at the context behind Brandon Stokely breaking the news about Sean Payton taking back over play calling.  We then get into the performance of Bo Nix recently and whether or not he is currently deserving of a new contract.