The latest edition of “Weird Russell Wilson Takes” is out, and it includes basing whether or not he has the trust of his locker room off of birthday party attendance. Find out who refuted those statements and get the latest updates on the injury report for Sunday.

Rachel and Dalton wonder if Wilson is the largest part of the Broncos' issues right now. They also discuss if the Broncos can manage to win another game this season, and their thoughts on the upcoming matchup against the Ravens.

Horse Tracks: NFL flexing Broncos out of prime time is a flex we can all understand

Something Something Broncos: Nathaniel Hackett, the 'Human Meat Shield' theory, what the rest of the season looks like going forward

Why the Broncos won't move on from Hackett during the season, reasons to be positive about this team (yes, there are a few), and why it's time to stop with calling for George Paton to be fired.

The offense somehow regressed from last week, but at least they kept up the status quo for most of their stat categories. We also hear from a couple players and Hackett is confirmed to be a robot.

Postgame Horse Tracks: So this has to be the end of Nathaniel Hackett as Broncos HC, right?

Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann breaks down all the news this week ahead of the Broncos-Panthers matchup on Sunday. Hopefully Denver avoids the disaster that happened the last time they played a Sam Darnold-led team.

Michael, Colum and Stewart look back on a very disappointing defeat for the Denver Broncos against the Las Vegas Raiders. Can they turn it around this weekend in Carolina?

Rachel does a solo podcast this week. With how bad the season has gone, do the Broncos have anything to be thankful for this Thanksgiving?

We breakdown some key parts of the Broncos game against the Raiders, take a look at some interesting post-game quotes, and give you the latest injury news coming out of the game.

Postgame Horse Tracks: Raiders stun the Broncos in OT

Horse Tracks via The Round Up: Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann dives into the week's news ahead of the second Broncos-Raiders showdown. But as she reminds Nathaniel Hackett and the Broncos, they need to win this for Broncos Country and its passionate hate for Raider Nation: "We hate this team; we hate their coach; we hate their uniforms and we hate their fans. Those are four really good reasons to win on Sunday."

Michael, Colum and Stewart look ahead to the big game this weekend against the Las Vegas Radiers. What can the team fix as we go into this key matchup in the AFC West?

Horse Tracks: Problems With Russell Wilson And How To Fix Them

Something Something Broncos: The agony of defeat and what it could mean if the Broncos fall to the Raider at home

The Broncos made some transactions Tuesday to fill in roster holes, and statistically this team could still go on a run and make the playoffs. But as Melvin Gordon said, the margin of error for that is very small. So raise your hands if you believe this team is going to the playoffs! No one? Weird.

The Broncos need to get rid of Melvin Gordon, Russell Wilson has plenty of excuses for his poor play, a dive into the Titans game, and the latest news and reactions from the team.

Hackett’s Broncos have done something not seen since the 2nd world war, a recap of the Titans game, possible changes are incoming, and the latest injury updates from the game.

Postgame Horse Tracks: Broncos can't score more than 10-points. This time against the Titans.

Michael, Colum, and Stuart discussed the bye week and preview the Denver Broncos at Tennessee Titans game for Week 10.

Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann previews the Broncos-Titans matchup with Titans beat reporter David Boclair to find out if there's any chance Denver can stop Derrick Henry [spoiler alert - a small one].

Rachel briefly touches back on Russell Wilson's wristband debacle, and coach Hackett explains why total interceptions (in the case of Surtain) aren't a good marker for gauging cornerback talent.

Russell Wilson snaps back at his old coach, and once again, the hate for him is weird. Dre’Mont Jones speaks on a possible contract extension, and the latest (good) injury news after Wednesday’s practice.

Something Something Broncos: Looking towards the Titans, pot pies, and laughing at Josh McDaniels

Head coach Nathaniel Hackett still sees a path to the playoffs for the Broncos if players can just avoid the mental errors and find a way to win. They'll get their first chance to try against a Titans team that nearly beat the Chiefs last week and also boasts running back Derrick Henry on its roster.

The bye week is officially over, and the Broncos are set to face the Titans. Rachel and Dalton talk about the Broncos previous win against the Jaguars, and wonder if the boys in orange and blue can piece together a second consecutive win.

Tim Patrick drops an update on his rehab, the AFC West is still manageable, Paton speaks on Hackett’s play calling, and reasons to be optimistic post-bye week.

Michael, Colum and Stewart look back on a memorable victory for the Denver Broncos at Wembley Stadium in London and recap on what was an amazing weekend both on and off the field. Thank you to everyone who said hello over the weekend and thank you for your continued support. It's weekends like this that make it all worth it.

We take a look at the grades the Broncos received for trading Bradley Chubb, why Paton decided to keep the receiving corp intact, and debate if Glasgow should remain the starter at center

Something Something Broncos: Evaluating the Bradley Chubb trade and the Broncos victory over the Jags in London

After trading Bradley Chubb on Tuesday, GM George Paton said he still believes the Broncos can turn things around the second half of the season. "We wouldn't make this decision if we didn't believe in the coaches and players we have on this team."

BREAKING: Broncos TRADE Bradley Chubb to Dolphins for significant package that includes picks and a player

A statistical breakdown of the game showing that there is still plenty of work to be done, why the decrease in production from Sutton isn’t a bad thing, and the latest news around the trade deadline

The Broncos finally win an international game! We discuss how much time Hackett has brought himself, what this win means for Russell Wilson, and we hand out some game balls for the first time in a while. Also my favorite thing about the game.

Postgame Horse Tracks: Broncos with big second-half to down the Jags in London

High knees and rested hammies. Let's hope both help this Denver Broncos team find a win across the pond against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 8. Here is your MHR Roundup.

Colum and Stewart are faced with discussing another defensive masterclass that’s unfortunately (though sadly not unexpectedly) coupled with an offensive train wreck. The lads preview the London game and wonder if a loss will lead to significant changes.

Wilson's plane ride workout has been the talk of the media since the Broncos arrived in London earlier this week. Did his antics on the plane irk his teammates as much as the media suggests? Plus, George Paton explains why he still fully believes in Nathaniel Hackett and Wilson.

How the Eagles reading for Robert Quinn affects Bradley Chubb’s trade chances, the new rumors regarding possible coaches, and the latest injury reports for Sunday’s game.

Something Something Broncos: The trade deadline looms larger than the game in London for these Broncos

The Broncos are already in London and prepping for the Week 8 matchup against the Jags. But Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann doesn't have high expectations until the head coach decides to hand over play calling duties. Which still sounds highly unlikely. Sigh.

Rachel and Dalton are about at wits end with the Broncos. The two discuss possible trade scenarios as the trade deadline looms, answer fan questions, and preview the upcoming international game against the Jaguars.

The audio version of Monday’s live stream, including more thoughts on Hackett and troubling quotes from him, the four guys that can be traded and what Denver can get in return for them.

Our thoughts on if it’s the end for Hackett and the most frustrating parts of his coaching, two key indicators of offensive failure, and the latest post-game injury news.

Postgame Horse Tracks: Broncos fall to Jets. Will Hackett make it to Halloween as Broncos coach?

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to preview Broncos vs Jets

The 4-2 J-E-T-S are coming to town and bringing a slew of weapons with them. Hopefully by celebrating the Super Bowl 32 team, some Mile High Magic will rub off on this current team, so they can pull out a much-needed win.

Another day, another overtime loss…Colum and Stewart look back on a disappointing loss to the Chargers and take stock of where the team is roughly 1/3 of the way through the season. They also preview what is now a must-win game against the soaring New York Jets.

Melvin Gordon took to social media to voice his displeasure with the Broncos. Plus, Russell Wilson might be too hurt to play, and who will the Broncos trade away/trade for?

Breaking down the drama between Melvin Gordon and Nathaniel Hackett and why Hackett looks horrible from this. We also take a look at two reasons to stay positive, on both the offensive and defensive side of the football.

Something Something Broncos: Dealing with the Broncos Monday Night loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. Anger. Disappointment. Annoyance.

Rich Eisen tells Coach Hackett to just throw out the playbook and start over - and Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann tells Coach Hackett to listen to him.

Another week, another disappointing Broncos loss that Rachel and Dalton recap. How much more pain can the fans endure? (Plus fan submitted questions and an upcoming preview of the Broncos game against the New York Jets)

Postgame Horse Tracks: More of the same against the Chargers 10.18.22

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to preview MNF at Chargers

The Roundup: Avoiding negative plays and other keys to Monday night against the Chargers

Colum and Stewart discuss another heroic display by the Broncos defense but sadly another horror show by the offense. The lads preview the upcoming Chargers game and wonder if it’s already a must-win, even this early in the season.

Horse Tracks: Broncos injuries are league-leading, but some players are returning from IR.

My awards for the offense and defense so far this year, Russell Wilson is on a list with some horrible names, and the stats behind one of the main culprits of Denver’s lack of offensive success.

Something Something Broncos: Sting from loss to Colts lingers looking ahead to Chargers

Banged up but rested, the Broncos look to fix offensive woes by "just executing better." They'll have a lot to fix as they try to score more than 9 points and hope the defense isn't too exhausted to still contain the explosive Chargers on Monday Night Football.

Rachel and Dalton continue to be disappointed and sad over the current state of the Broncos. The two answer fan questions, and preview the upcoming Broncos Monday Night Football matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to recap brutal loss to Colts

Rachel Strand recaps the Denver Broncos 12-9 overtime loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Thursday Night Football.

Recapping the Denver Broncos 12-9 loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Thursday Night Football. Has Nathaniel Hackett's time run its course already?

There are a couple “interesting” articles put out on the Broncos recently and we take a look to see just what they’re getting into. We also break down the latest injury reports for both teams to shine some insight on Thursday’s game.

Something Something Broncos: After the loss to the Raiders, Denver must turn the page quickly and get right against the Colts

Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann recaps all of the days news for the Denver Broncos in our daily Horse Tracks podcast.

Rachel and Dalton express their sadness and anger over the Broncos recent loss to the division rival Las Vegas Raiders, answer fan submitted questions, and preview the upcoming Thursday night game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Michael and Stewart look back on the game in Las Vegas, where the Broncos fell to 2-2. Significant issues on both sides of the ball are discussed. They also talk about the season ending injury to Javonte Williams and the steps ahead. Could Phillip Lindsay return? Then, they preview TNF, which sees the Broncos welcome the Colts to Mile High.

Postgame Horse Tracks: Broncos fall to Raiders 10.02.22

What a Sunday Night Football we had. Michael, Colum and Stewart break the game down and look ahead to Week Four!

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to preview Broncos at Raiders

Three Broncos players feeling the pressure to step up, the history of the rivalry with the Raiders, along with game predictions and a little fan mailbag.

On this episode, Rachel hopes the Broncos can keep the Raiders winless because she doesn't want to see Josh McDaniels happy. Injury updates, Bradley Chubb explains why he hates the Raiders, and head coach Nathaniel Hackett needs to learn it's okay to hate (sometimes.)

The Raiders seem to be in shambles ahead of this week’s game. Josey Jewell’s return to the field is large for a couple of reasons and we take a look at some offensive players that have been disappointing so far this year.

Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann kicks off Raider Week with Wednesday's Horse Tracks. The Broncos offense is still struggling and they have got to kick it off with a vengeance against their hated AFC West rival.

Rachel and Dalton discuss the Broncos rather odd 11-10 win over the 49ers, answer fan questions, and preview the upcoming matchup against the division foe Raiders (plus discuss their extreme hatred for Josh McDaniels.)

The Denver Broncos offense continued to struggle, but their defense carried the day in an 11-10 thriller over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football.

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to preview 49ers at Broncos

Colum Cronin and Stewart Roche look back on the second game of the season for the Denver Broncos in detail. They also look ahead to the visit of the San Francisco 49ers this weekend.

Horse Tracks: Banged up Broncos to face 49ers 9.23.22

Something Something Broncos: Hacking it with Hackett is harder than we thought

Horse Tracks: 10 Broncos advance in HOF consideration process

Rachel and Dalton discuss the sloppy Broncos win against the Texans, answer fan submitted questions, and preview the suddenly more intimidating primetime matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.

Denver Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett said on Monday he would not be giving up playcalling, but is looking at ways to increase the speed with which decisions are made on the sideline.

Postgame Horse Tracks: Broncos beat the Texans! 9.18.22

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to dissect Denver's loss to Seattle