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.