With the start of the Broncos 2021 season upon us, the MHR Radio Podcast is joined by Cover 2 Broncos Joe Rowles. They break down the upcoming season, and discuss the big NFL news.

Joe speaks with USA Today's Mark Schofield about the big matchups to key on in the Denver Broncos season opener against the New York Giants.

Tim, Laurie, and Jess connect to talk Broncos-Giants game. Starting off on the right foot absolutely key for this years' Broncos squad.

Michael, Colum & Stewart preview the new NFL season for the Denver Broncos and attempt to guess the record after seventeen games.

Tim Jenkins and Joe break down why the Broncos went with Teddy Bridegwater over Drew Lock and how Pat Shurmur's offense could sneak up on the rest of the league.

Michael Spencer from CBS Denver joins the Dublin to Denver team to talk about the preseason to date, hopes for the season ahead and the news that Teddy Bridgewater is the preferred choice at quarterback for the Denver Broncos.

Joe and A.J. Schulte discuss the fallout of the Broncos' QB competition and what it means. They also break down what positions are left up for grabs ahead of the preseason finale against the Los Angeles Rams

Michael, Colum & Stewart react to the second preseason game against the Seahawks and give their opinions on where the Broncos QB battle is headed.

Sports Illustrated's Zach Hicks joins Joe Rowles to break down what to watch for in today's game and what it means with roster cutdowns looming.

We all believe Drew Lock should start and the decision should be made now but it won’t be. Here are our thoughts on that and the last preseason game and the upcoming game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Joe speaks with The Gazette's George Stoia about Drew Lock vs. Teddy Bridgewater, which young players could push for playing time, how the coaching staff tinkered with the O and D schemes, and every single bubble battle at Broncos' camp.

Michael McQuaid, Colum Cronin, and Stuart Roche represent the Broncos Irish in the Dublin to Denver Podcast.

John Lynch, Peyton Manning, and Steve Atwater all went into the Hall of Fame last weekend, but there's still more deserving Broncos that need their due. Jess Place and guest hosts Chad McKnight and Brandon Bell break it all down.

Joe Rowles speaks with Tej Seth of Pro Football Focus and Michigan Football Analytics about all things Broncos.

Jess Place and Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann break down the Denver Broncos Hall of Fame inductees and reflect on the start of 2021 training camp.

Joe speaks with the Denver Post's Ryan O'Halloran to find out the good, the bad, and the ugly from training camp.