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

It didn't work out in the first game of the season. Michael, Colum and Stewart break down the defeat in Seattle and look ahead to Week 2.

Horse Tracks: Wilson says championship teams know how to respond, Jewell returns to practice, and more Broncos news. 9.16.22

The Broncos are faced with more injury news, but here are some reasons why Broncos Country should remain positive about the season

Something Something Broncos: Seahawks blunders and the fixes for Houston on Sunday

Horse Tracks: New look Broncos fall flat in their Seattle debut with mistakes and terrible decisions 9.14.22

Rachel and Dalton discuss the Broncos heartbreaking loss to the Seahawks, answer fan submitted questions, and look ahead with cautious optimism at the upcoming game against the Texans.

Injury update for starting LB Josey Jewell, and news from coach Nathaniel Hackett regarding Javonte Williams and Melvin Gordon

The Roundup: Looking forward to the Broncos game at Seattle on Monday Night Football

The pressure is on for the Broncos offensive line to perform, but can they? We also answer what would happen if Russell Wilson doesn't get a ring for Denver, the absolute floor, and if Albert O can live up to the hype this year.

It's about that time! Michael, Colum and Stewart make their game picks for the first Denver Broncos game of the season, with a trip to Seattle for Monday Night Football on the line. In Ireland, it's Tuesday Morning Football! Lets RIDE!

Rachel Strand takes a final look at the Denver Broncos upcoming matchup vs. the Seattle Seahawks, Pete Carroll essentially encouraging Seahawks fans to boo when Wilson comes into town, and more.

Recapping the Emmanuel Sanders retirement press conference and breaking down the upcoming Denver Broncos game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Something Something Broncos: It's Seahawks week, people! Let's Ride.

Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann breaks down all of the Denver Broncos news and updates from yesterday and the team begins to prepare to take on the Seattle Seahawks in less than a week!

The Denver Broncos are heavily favored on the road against the Seattle Seahawks. We're already seeing "The Russell Wilson" effect in play with oddsmakers.

Broncos Binge: 53-man roster reaction and a look ahead to the Week 1 matchup at the Seattle Seahawks

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to discuss how Denver stacks up in the AFC West

The Denver Broncos extended Russell Wilson's contract for a bargain $245 million over five years as they set their roster and aim to get back to winning football.

Dublin to Denver: Few shocks, but some surprises. Stewart, Michael and Colum react to the Broncos 53 man roster cuts, celebrate the official end of preseason and the imminent arrival of regular season football.

This week has been a busy one. The Denver Broncos finalized their initial 53-man roster, filled out most of their 16-man practice squad. Oh, and they signed Russell Wilson to a massive contract!

Adam & Ian find fun, worthy betting markets on Broncos Odds & Endzones

Breaking Horse Tracks: Russell Wilson signs 5-year extension with the Denver Broncos LETS RIDE! 9.1.22

Something Something Broncos: The cuts have come down and Broncos Country is looking toward Seattle

Here's what happened as the Denver Broncos trimmed their roster down to the initial 53.

Horse Tracks: The conclusion to the Broncos preseason punters battle and other cuts. 8.29.22 PM Edition

Horse Tracks: Broncos defeat Vikings. The preseason is over. Who impressed and who didn't? 8.28.22

Horse Tracks: It's gameday in Broncos Country! Broncos. Vikings. Preseason at Mile High! 8.27.22

As we approach another week, the Denver broncos prepare for their final preseason game. Michael, Colum and Stewart preview the game this weekend and more!

Horse Tracks: The return of KJ Hamler, rippin' it with Rypien, and the eve of the end of Broncos preseason! 8.26.22

Broncos Odds and Endzones: Broncos Futures bets with the best value

Something Something Broncos: Overreactions to the Bills game and looking forward to the Vikings preseason finale

Morning Huddle: Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann on QB & WR

Rachel Strand recaps the news around Broncos Country from Monday. From KJ Hamler updates to the blowout loss on the road to the Buffalo Bills.

Horse Tracks: The preseason is almost as awful as the Broncos performance against the Bills on Saturday 8.21.22

Horse Tracks: Thursday practice update and looking ahead to Saturday's game 8.19.22

Horse Tracks: Wednesday practice wrap-up. Coach Hackett talks Randy Gregory, KJ Hamler, and when we will see Russell Wilson 8.18.22

Something Something Broncos: How 'bout them Cowboys? How 'bout them Bills with Von Miller?

Michael, Colum and Stewart recap the first preseason game for the Denver Broncos and also look at current happenings in Colorado. Also, will Randy Gradishar take the next step to the Pro Football Hall Of Fame?

Horse Tracks: Reflections on the win over the Cowboys, injury updates, and Randy Gregory/Billy Turner's return to practice 8.15.2022 PM

Horse Tracks: Looking back on the Broncos preseason rout of the Dallas Cowboys 8.15.22

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to preview the first preseason game

Rachel Strand recaps the final week of public training camp and talks Denver Broncos versus Dallas Cowboys preseason game on Saturday.

Colum and Stewart chat about the new ownership group, depth charts, camp battles and a potentially divisive trade! Just another eventful week in Broncos Country!

Looking ahead to the Cowboys, remembering DT, and what it could look like if it all goes wrong

The Walton-Penner Ownership Group has officially purchased the Denver Broncos for a record $4.65 billion.

Horse Tracks: A day off during training camp gives us a chance to recognize camp standouts 8.8.2022

Horse Tracks: Looking back on the second week of training camp, a fight erupts in practice, looking ahead to the Cowboys game, and new information on the death of Demaryius Thomas.

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to rank AFC West QBs/teams

Horse Tracks: Your evening roundup of Friday's news.

Dublin to Denver: Injuries, the return of KJ Hamler, and so much more.

Breaking down the Broncos Max Borghi and Darrius Shepherd signings

Just who is going to step up to replace Tim Patrick's production?

Rachel Strand and Tanner Watts join Mike and Jess to reflect on a great first week of training camp.

The big news from Monday was WR KJ Hamler being activated off the PUP list after a long rehab. Also, pads go on for the first time in Broncos Camp on Tuesday.

The Denver Broncos wrapped up Day 3 of training camp on Friday, but it was mostly a walk-through type session. They promised a bit faster-paced Saturday practice, however.

After what feels like an eternity, football is back! Colum and Stewart discuss injuries, potential camp battles and how glorious it is to not have a QB battle this summer.

The first day of training camp is in the books and Russell Wilson had a lot of good things to say about his new team and the roster itself.

Rachel Strand with Horse Tracks to open the first day of 2022 Broncos training camp.

We will get our first look at the 2022 Denver Broncos on Tuesday as players report to Dove Valley for training camp. The media will also meet with the coaching staff in the first camp presser of the season.

Hope has made a welcome return to Broncos Country this offseason. Colum and Stewart take a look at what Denver needs to do to turn this hope into playoff reality.

Colum and Stewart discuss all the news in Broncos Country this week, particularly the appearance of 4 Denver players on top ten lists from NFL experts. Some are expected but one is a very pleasant surprise.

Hosts Mike DeCicco and Jess Place discuss HOF semi-finalist selections, Dan Reeves, Mike Shanahan, and Randy Gradishar. What a force the orange crush defense was, and expectations for the 2022 Broncos season.

Breaking News today. Condoleezza Rice has joined the Walton-Penner ownership group as a minority owner of the Denver Broncos.

Michael and Colum discuss the PFF ranking for the Broncos and ask, is it realistic in terms or where we are at as we head into training camp in a few weeks?

The Denver Broncos legendary wide receiver reportedly had Stage 2 CTE when he died at the age of 33.

Colum and Stewart examine which players could have a breakout/better season for the Broncos in 2022. They also talk about concerns for the season and reflect on their memories of Shannon Sharpe!

If you look up at the Broncos Ring of Fame, you’ll see early quarterbacks Frank Tripucka and Charley Johnson, but in between them there was a quarterback who electrified Broncos Country, made history, and set records in the process.

Former Denver Bronco and media analyst Nick Ferguson joins the podcast to speak with Michael, Colum and Stewart about the latest happenings in Broncos Country. How far can this team go in 2022? Do we need a new stadium? - and much, much more! Our sincere thanks to Nick for taking the time to speak with us.

The Denver Broncos should focus on locking Russell Wilson up long-term. The cost will be high, but he'll be worth every penny as franchise quarterbacks are hard to find.

Michael, Colum and Stewart are back this week to talk about the latest happenings in Broncos Country. They talk about the plan to honor the Super Bowl winning team during the Jets game and also debate if the team need a new uniform after this season!

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to discuss new ownership

Michael, Colum and Stewart react to the big overnight news which has seen the Denver Broncos being sold for around $4.7bn, the richest deal in sports history to a group led by Walmart owner Rob Walton.

With all the final bids in, one buyer has been selected: The Walton-Penner group headed up by Walmart Heir Rob Walton. Listen for more information on minority ownership and what may soon be in the offing for former Broncos QB Peyton Manning.

The lads are back this week to finish off their predictions from the schedule for the season ahead. Who will go crazy? Who will be prudent? Listen in and find out!

Michael, Colum and Stewart look at the first half of the Broncos schedule and make a prediction on where the team will be by the end of the London game. Back with the final part next week!

Ian joined Klahr and Kompany to break down the 2022 schedule

Michael, Colum and Stewart react to the 2022 Denver Broncos schedule. An interesting October, November and December awaits - how will the season unfold?