Despite another soul-crushing loss at the hands of the Chiefs, special guest Zach Segars gives Broncos Country some reasons to be hopeful. He chats to Colum and Stewart about the trade deadline and lays out why he believes the Broncos can move on from Russell Wilson after the season.

The Denver Broncos haven't embarked on a fire sale yet, but that could change quickly if they lose to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. Christopher Hart outlines a big key to the game that could help the Broncos secure a win and discusses several trade hypotheticals with the trade deadline on the horizon.

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The current season has left Rachel Strand and Dalton Coble pretty emotionally dejected. Can the season get worse for the Broncos, or are we already there? Also who has the most trade value if the Broncos go full fire sale mode?

We take a look at what doomed the Broncos in this one, why Russell Wilson played poorly but was not put into a position to win, and the trade values that went up and down

POSTGAME SSB: Broncos a no show against Chiefs

The Denver Broncos head to Arrowhead Stadium to take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday Night Football. If they lose and wind up 1-5, Sean Payton, George Paton, and the Broncos ownership will need to come up with a rebuilding plan. That plan would entail trading off as many players as possible to get picks to reforge the franchise into a true competitor.

Colum and Stewart reflect on another disastrous day for the Denver Broncos, who somehow managed to lose to a team led by Zach Wilson. They worry about how bad things might get against the Chiefs and wonder if a genuine rebuild might start before the trade deadline.

We rant about how the national media has flipped on Nathaniel Hackett and name the standouts from Sunday. The Broncos have also been fielding trade talks and Sports Illustrated claims that Payton is on the hot seat

Something Something Broncos: Jets romp. Chiefs, Packers, Chiefs, Bye, and then the Bills coming up.

POSTGAME SSB: Broncos suck just a little more than the Jets in loss

Rachel Strand flies solo this week on the podcast and discusses the Broncos comeback win against the Bears, rants about how bad Vance Joseph's defense is, and why the Broncos NEED to beat the Jets.

The Broncos have a great new look to the field and it's something they need to do more often. Also we take a look at four possible ways to fix the defense and the latest injury report

The Denver Broncos sent shockwaves throughout the National Football League by cutting ties with Randy Gregory. What should Broncos fans expect from their group of pass rushers moving forward?

Breaking down the Broncos Max Borghi and Darrius Shepherd signings

In the second-biggest comeback win in Broncos history, Russell Wilson led the Broncos to a 31-28 victory - the first of the season.

Let's break down the game against the Bears, including the winners and losers, Russell Wilson's dominance so far this season, and the historically bad defense. We also look at the latest trade rumors surrounding the team.

Colum and Stewart look back on a crazy game in Chicago! Denver got in the win column after overcoming a 21 point deficit, albeit against one of the worst teams the NFL has seen in many a year. The lads discuss who has impressed them after 4 games and what are their biggest concerns.

The Denver Broncos were down bad at halftime and looked like they would go down hard to the Chicago Bears, but they scored 24 unanswered points in the second half to take the 31-28 victory on the road for their first win of the season.

But the game winner gets bragging rights for the week while the loser just might win the Caleb Williams Sweepstakes.

Rachel Strand and Dalton Coble discuss the Broncos worst defensive performance in franchise history, argue about Caleb Williams, and reveal why they're both at wits end only three weeks into the season.