Horse Tracks: It's about how you finish

Colum and Stewart reflect on a much improved showing from the Broncos that unfortunately ended in a familiar result against the Chiefs. The lads look ahead to the final game of the season against the Chargers and start the conversation that will soon dominate Broncos Country - the head coaching search!

Rachel Strand and Dalton Coble recap the almost-win against the Chiefs, discuss their ideal head coaching hires for the Broncos, and preview the upcoming matchup against the Chargers.

It was another moral victory kind of game on Sunday, but it did shine some light on what the future can look like in Denver when you properly utilize Russell Wilson and get rid of a ball and chain known as Nathaniel Hackett. Plus we hear from Courtland Sutton and what he had to say about the horrible OPI call.

It’s out with the young and in with the old as the new calendar year approaches and the Broncos have named an interim coach to lead them in the final two games against their toughest AFC West rivals. But Jerry Rosburg says he "isn't scared" and has lofty goals to get two wins.

Michael and Colum react to the sacking of Nathaniel Hackett and ask; what on earth is next? They also look ahead to the Kansas City Chiefs game this weekend

We take a look at the latest reports regarding the Broncos next head coach, including rumors around Sean Payton and the Saints, as well as current team ties to Michigan's head coach. We also take a look at what interim head coach Jerry Rosburg had to say in his press conference, and the latest injury news.

BREAKING Something Something Broncos: Nathaniel Hackett fired with two games left for Broncos in 2022

Colum and Stewart discuss a welcome victory for the Broncos, with another outstanding defensive performance this time coupled with an efficient offense. The lads chat about the impact of Klint Kubiak, keeping Latavius Murray for another season, and Jerry Jeudy's continued development as they look forward to a Christmas Day trip to LA.

One of ESPN's top experts confirms our beliefs as fans, the injury report isn't as bad as it usually is, two key players might be making their return to the field on Sunday, and we get your poll results from this week's overreactions.

Rachel Strand and Dalton Coble are so happy to finally be recording another podcast after a win. The two discuss some studs and duds in the Broncos previous game against the Cardinals, and wonder if they can pull off a Christmas miracle win against the Rams.

Something Something Broncos: Broncos best Cardinals in the battle of the backups

We react to the win over the Cardinals, including the difference moving Jerry Jeudy has made, the numbers that describe this game the best, and the future running backfield of the Broncos. I also take a look at bad takes regarding Rypien and McManus, and you guys describe the game in 3 words or less..

The Broncos know the secret to actually winning football games, and it’s just normal football things, apparently. There’s a couple bad takes coming out of the game, and the latest injury news.

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to preview Broncos vs Cardinals

Michael, Colum and Stewart look ahead to the Broncos hosting the Cardinals this weekend. With both HCs under fire - can the Broncos take advantage and win?

Rachel and Dalton discuss the Broncos recent loss to the Chiefs and how it really didn't feel as bad as the other losses this season. Rachel also thinks had Wilson not been injured, the Broncos could have finished off their comeback for a win. Plus the two discuss the circumstances for coach Hackett to keep his job.

The Broncos are planning to add $100 million in renovations in time for next season, Russell Wilson technically returns to practice, along with Randy Gregory, and we listen to your responses to this week’s overreactions.

Something Something Broncos: Stadium upgrades, giving blood, and the Denver Tide Pods

Horse Tracks: Moral victories aren’t enough

Another week, another Broncos loss for Rachel and Dalton to discuss. Rachel talks about how she's worried about the future with Russell Wilson, and Dalton wonders what the Broncos will do with what little draft picks they have.