Draft expert Andre Simone joins the show.

For an eighth-straight season, the Denver Broncos will not be playing in the postseason. In Sean Payton’s first season with the Broncos, the team won three more games than they did the previous season, but still fell shy of the playoffs. After a 1-5 start to the season, Payton hoped the Broncos could draw inspiration from the Detroit Lions, who started 1-6 the previous year and finished the season 9-8 and now are in the playoffs this year. Could the Broncos’ strong finish to the season lead to a playoff run like Dan Campbell and the Lions had last year? Or could the Broncos take a path more similar to another team in the playoffs this year? Plus, we pick all of the playoff games in the NFL this year AND make our Super Bowl picks. Who will win the following games this weekend? Cleveland Browns @ Houston Texans Miami Dolphins @ Kansas City Chiefs Pittsburgh Steelers @ Buffalo Bills Green Bay Packers @ Dallas Cowboys Los Angeles Rams @ Detroit Lions Philadelphia Eagles @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Zac Stevens, Ryan Koenigsberg and Henry Chisholm are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country.

In the past 24 hours, Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots parted ways, Pete Carroll is no longer the head coach of the Seattle Seahawks and Nick Saban retired from Alabama Football. Could all three moves impact the Denver Broncos in multiple ways? Additionally, after benching Russell Wilson, the Denver Broncos and Sean Payton could very ell be in the quarterback market this offseason. If the team does move on from Wilson, which Sean Payton and George Paton said hasn’t been decided yet, the Broncos will be limited in salary cap space. That would limit the team’s ability to lure in a top free agent quarterback and certainly limit their ability to trade for a top-tier QB. That would mean the most likely path for the team landing a quarterback would be in the 2024 NFL Draft. After the College Football Playoff National Championship game where Michigan Football handily beat Washington Football, did Michael Penix Jr.’s stock drop significantly? Did J.J. McCarthy’s stock skyrocket? Is USC’s Caleb Williams still the No. 1 prospect? Will the Chicago Bears stick with Justin Fields or will they draft Caleb?

Pro Bowler and All-Pro Pat Surtain II joins the show to break down the VERY eventful final two weeks of the Denver Broncos’ season and his future with the Broncos. On Tuesday, during the Broncos’ end-of-year press conferences, Denver’s general manager George Paton said he wants Surtain to be a Bronco for a very long time. With Surtain eligible for a contract extension this offseason, will a deal get done? Does Surtain want to sign an extension this offseason? Additionally, Surtain shares his thoughts on: — Sean Payton benching Russell Wilson and how the locker room responded to the bombshell news. — Kareem Jackson signing with the Houston Texans and leaving the Broncos — Making his second Pro Bowl in as many years — The loss to the Las Vegas Raiders — Was the 2023 season a success for the Broncos? — Is Pat deserving to be an All-Pro for the 2023 season — What is next for Surtain now that it’s the offseason? On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Pat Surtain II joins Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Zac Stevens, and Henry Chisholm are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country.

Sean Payton, George Paton and Greg Penner held their season-ending press conferences on Tuesday to wrap up the Denver Broncos’ year. Right after the press conferences ending, we broke down the biggest headlines you need to know, including: — Russell Wilson’s future with the team — How George Paton asked Wilson and his camp to defer his injury guarantees for a year after the Broncos beat the Kansas City Chiefs — What’s the Broncos plan at quarterback moving forward — How Payton, Paton and Penner deal with all of the moves that will have to be made with Wilson’s future uncertain — Was Payton’s first season a success? On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Zac Stevens and Henry Chisholm are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country.

The Denver Broncos’ first season with Sean Payton wrapped up on Sunday with a 27-14 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. Today, the team cleared out their lockers and the players did exit interviews. Players like Zach Allen, Greg Dulcich, and Pat Surtain II spoke about the rough season season. A big topic of conversation was Jarrett Stidham. Do players think Jarrett Stidham did enough to take over the starting job? What did Jerry Jeudy have to say? On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Zac Stevens and Henry Chisholm are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country.

Jarrett Stidham had no answer for the Raiders defense who dominated the game. Sean Payton was able to end the losing streak against the Kansas City Chiefs in his first year as the Broncos head coach, but he was not able to do the same against the Las Vegas Raiders. Did Jarrett do enough to keep the job for next year? Join the DNVR crew LIVE from Circa Sports Book in Las Vegas as they break it all down on the postgame show!

The Denver Broncos close out their NFL season on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders. After benching Russell Wilson, the Broncos’ quarterback situation moving forward is way up in the air. Can Jarrett Stidham do ANYTHING against his former team to grab the starting job going into 2024? Or will Sean Payton look at quarterbacks in free agency as well as in the 2024 NLF Draft? Could Stidham prove he would be a good compliment to Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, Michael Penix Jr., Drake Maye, Bo Nix or J.J. McCarthy if the Broncos draft a rookie QB? Additionally, the crew gives their pick on if the Broncos will beat the Raiders for the first time in eight games! The fellas also break down where Denver will finish in the draft order. Will they jump the Chicago Bears, Minnesota Vikings and New Orleans Saints? Or, if they will, will they fall behind the Seattle Seahawks, Cincinnati Bengals, Houston Texans and Pittsburgh Steelers? On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Zac Stevens, Henry Chisholm and Ryan Koenigsberg are coming to you LIVE from Circa Resort & Casino in Las Vegas to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country and preview the Raiders-Broncos season finale.

We had an incredible doubleheader national semifinal this weekend and plenty of draft takeaways starting with the quarterbacks. Michael Penix Jr. amazed versus Texas with his live arm and supreme deep-ball accuracy. Are the injury concerns and his age going to keep his draft stock down? While at Michigan, Jim Harbaugh isn't the only one on the fence about leaving if Big Blue wins it all. What will J.J. McCarthy do? and how do these QBs fit in Sean Payton's system? All that plus other standouts from the big games this weekend and a Natty preview!

The NFL Pro Bowl rosters were announced and the Denver Broncos not only have three Pro Bowlers, they have three starters. Pat Surtain II, Justin Simmons and Marvin Mims Jr. were each named Pro Bowl starters for their fantastics seasons. But many Broncos were snubbed, including Courtland Sutton, Quinn Meinerz and Michael Burton. Who was Denver’s BIGGEST Pro Bowl snub? Additionally, despite being eliminated from the NFL playoffs, Sean Payton has made it very clear that he is going to do everything he can for the Denver Broncos to beat the Las Vegas Raiders in the team’s season finale in Week 18. A win would give the Broncos their first winning season since 2016. How important is that? Can that carry momentum for the team going into next season? It would also give Denver their first win against the Raiders since they moved to Las Vegas.

After benching Russell Wilson, Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos are in the market for a new quarterback for the 2024 season. Since the Broncos won’t have much cap space with an expected massive dead cap hit after moving on from Wilson, Denver will need to find a cost-controlled quarterback. That’s why drafting a quarterback could make the most sense. If the Broncos do turn to the draft, which quarterback makes the most sense? Could Denver trade with the Chicago Bears to land the No. 1 overall pick and draft Caleb Williams or Drake Maye? If not, who is the third-best quarterback in the draft? Is it Washington’s Michael Penix Jr., who has had a fanatic season, highlighted by a tremendous performance against Texas in the College Football Playoff semifinal? Or is the LSU’s Heisman winner Jayden Daniels? How much would it cost the Broncos to trade up for either of those quarterbacks? If Denver doesn’t trade up, could they land Oregon’s Bo Nix or Michigan’s J.J. McCarthy in the first round? Plus, NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger joins us to break down Russell Wilson, Jarrett Stidham, the Broncos’ final game of the season against the Las Vegas Raiders and where the Broncos and Sean Payton turn to moving forward. On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Zac Stevens and Henry Chisholm are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country.

Before Sean Payton’s first full season with the Denver Broncos was over, he made the decision to bench Russell Wilson in place of Jarrett Stidham for performances purposes. This would seem to indicate the end of Wilson’s time in Denver. However, there are reports stating that Payton and the Broncos could bring Wilson back if he is their best option at QB for the 2024 season. Is that true? What would have to happen for Wilson to be considered the best option moving forward? Would Wilson take a pay cut after stating that he wants to be in Denver moving forward? Can Jarrett Stidham’s play in the season finale against the Las Vegas Raiders impact this decision? Who are other options for the Broncos at quarterback moving forward? Will it be the free agent route, such as Jameis Winston? Or could it be the NFL Draft, with options such as USC’s Caleb Williams, North Carolina’s Drake Maye, LSU’s Jayden Daniels or Washington’s Michael Penix Jr.? On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Zac Stevens and Henry Chisholm are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country.

Sean Payton decided to start Jarrett Stidham over Russell Wilson, and today's result was a win. Even with the win the Broncos are still eliminated from the playoffs thanks to the Steelers and the Chiefs winning, but does that mean the win is worthless? Did Jarrett Stidham so enough to keep the job to keep the job going forward next year? Join Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis and Alexis Perry as they break it all down on today's postgame show.

The Denver Broncos have roughly a five percent chance of making the playoffs after their back-to-back losses to the New England Patriots and Detroit Lions. In order to make the playoffs, Sean Payton, Vance Joseph, Jerry Jeudy, Courtland Sutton, Javonte Williams, Pat Surtain II and Justin Simmons will need a lot of help. But they will need to take care of business and beat the Los Angeles Chargers with Jarrett Stidham at QB after Payton benched Russell Wilson. What type of game will Stidham have? Will they get the help they need this weekend in order to maintain in the running for the NFL’s postseason? Can the Cincinnati Bengals beat the Kansas City Chiefs? Is there any chance the New England Patriots beat the Buffalo Bills? Will the Tennessee Titans beat the Houston Texans? Will the Las Vegas Raiders beat the Indianapolis Colts? Will the Carolina Panthers pull off the massive upset over the Jacksonville Jaguars? Can the Seattle Seahawks beat the Pittsburgh Steelers? We make our final picks for the weekend and discuss it all on the latest podcast. On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Zac Stevens and Henry Chisholm are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country.

The Denver Broncos and Sean Payton benched Russell Wilson for Jarrett Stidham heading into their final two games of the season. On Wednesday, Sean Payton spoke about the move for the first time. Was the decision to bench Wilson purely about winning the final two games? Does Sitdham give the Broncos the best chance to beat the Los Angeles Chargers and the Las Vegas Raiders? How much of the decision to bench Wilson was about the future injury guarantees that would kick in if he got injured? We break down the reports that suggest Wilson’s benching had been in the works for two months. Additionally, what does this move mean for the future of the Broncos’ QB position? Is Jarrett Stidham the frontrunner to be Denver’s starting quarterback in Week 1 of the 2024 NFL season? Or is a rookie, say LSU’s Jayden Daniels or Washington’s Michael Penix Jr. in a prime stop to be Payton’s signal caller? Has Wilson played his last snap for the Broncos? Finally, does this move put George Paton on the hot seat heading into the offseason? On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Ryan Koenigsberg and Zac Stevens are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country.

Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos have benched Russell Wilson for Jarrett Stidham. Wilson will remain the Broncos’ backup QB the final two games of the season, but does this all but end his time with the Broncos? The move ives Sean Payton an opportunity to look at Jarrett Stidham and see if he can be the quarterback of the future. Second, and potentially even more importantly, it prevents Wilson from getting injured. If Wilson were to get injured in the final two weeks of the season, it could guarantee some of his future contract. With Kareem Jackson being claimed by the Houston Texans, do signs already point to Sean Payton, Vance Joseph and the Broncos looking toward the future? Plus, NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger joins us to break this down plus talk about the Broncos’ embarrassing loss against the New England Patriots, discuss if Denver’s season is over and how Sean Payton can bounce back against the Los Angeles Chargers. On the DNVR Broncos Podcast, Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Alexis Perry and Zac Stevens are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country.

On Christmas, the Denver Broncos released veteran safety Kareem Jackson. The Broncos plan on brining him back to the practice squad if he clears NFL waivers. But after the Broncos’ 26-23 loss to the New England Patriots on Christmas Eve, does this move indicate Sean Payton and George Paton believe the season is done? Or was this move the best thing for Vance Joseph’s defense for the remaining two games of the season? Could this move indicate more moves to come, such as replacing older players with younger players? Could this lead to Jarrett Stidham taking Russell Wilson’s starting job? Additionally, Todd Davis breaks down the turning points in the Broncos’ loss to the Patriots. What was Sean Payton thinking at points in the game?

Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos can't complete the comeback as they lose to Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots. Bailey Zappe looked like a young Tom Brady cooking the Justin Simmons, Pat Surtain, and the rest of the Broncos' defense: After the loss, the Broncos' chance to make the NFL Playoffs plummeted to 5%. Who is to blame for tonight's loss? Russell Wilson or Sean Payton? Join Super Bowl 50 Champion Todd Davis, Ryan Koenigsberg, and Alexis Perry as they break it all down on tonight's postgame show.

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The Denver Broncos look to rebound from their 42-17 loss to the Detroit Lions by taking on the 3-11 New England Patriots on Christmas Eve. With Bill Belichick having his worst season as the Patriots’ head coach, do Sean Payton and the Broncos have anything to worry about or will it be an easy win for Denver? What is Vance Joseph and the Broncos’ defense’s biggest concern on Sunday? Will Pat Surtain II, Justin Simmons and Kareem Jackson have a big-time game against Bailey Zappe? On the flip side of the ball, will Russell Wilson, Courtland Sutton, Javonte Williams and Jerry Jeudy be able to move the ball against a very good Patriots’ defense? Will the Broncos keep their season alive and beat the Patriots? The crew also gives their final AFC West picks for the weekend including will the Buffalo Bills blowout the Los Angeles Chargers? And will the Las Vegas Raiders pull off the upset and beat the Kansas City Chiefs?

After a tough loss to the Detroit Lions, do Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos need to make changes in order to bounce back and make a run for the NFL playoffs? Additionally, has Sean Payton lost faith in Russell Wilson after he blew up on him on the sideline during the Broncos’ loss to the Detroit Lions? Plus, NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger joins us to break this down plus talk about the Broncos’ embarrassing loss against the Detroit Lions and how Sean Payton can bounce back against Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots.

Denver Broncos’ All-Pro cornerback Pat Surtain II joins the show to talk about the Broncos’ playoff push. PS2 starts off by talking about what broke down on defense, allowing the Detroit Lions to score 42 points on Vance Joseph’s unit. How can Surtain, Justin Simmons, Alex Singleton, Josey Jewell and company bounce back? How did Sean Payton handle the blowout loss? Surtain then previews the New England Patriots game. What’s the key to the Broncos beating Bill Belichick, Bailey Zappe and Ezekiel Elliott? With Kareem Jackson back on the team, how does Pat envision Vance Joseph using P.J. Locke and KJack? Surtain then takes the crew into the Broncos’ hunt for the playoffs and how the team is handling the intense playoff push.

The Denver Broncos and Sean Payton were beat down by the Detroit Lions and Dan Campbell on Saturday Night Football, losing 42-17. Sunday, however, didn’t get any better for Payton and the Broncos in their playoff push. Despite the team not playing, nearly everything went AGAINST them in their quest for the NFL playoffs. Not only did the Cincinnati Bengals and Indianapolis Colts win on Saturday, but on Sunday the Cleveland Browns pulled off a miraculous comeback, the Miami Dolphins blew out the New York Jets, the Kansas City Chiefs pulled away from the New England Patriots, the Houston Texans beat the Tennessee Titans in overtime and the Buffalo Bills destroyed the Dallas Cowboys. Where does that put the Broncos in the playoff picture? What are their odds of making the playoffs now?