Mile High Broncos Podcasts

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Don't you give up on this Denver Broncos squad. When it looks like it's over and the only expectation is surrender, that's when Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos will sneak up on you and rip a win right out of your hands. That's the lesson Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs learned on Sunday in Denver. Never give up on these Broncos. Laurie, Tim, Mike and Jess break down this season's most recent signature win.

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At 5-2, the Denver Broncos are rolling. Next up, the familiar foe that put belt to butt in week 1. This ain't the same Broncos team that was embarrassed in Kansas City all those many weeks ago. Between the defense, the promise of Jonah Coleman, and Bo Nix's rising confidence, hopes are high Denver will right the wrongs of week 1. All this and more in this week's Something Something Broncos!

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Mike and Jess take a long look at Bo Nix's performance against the Seahawks through the lens of Broncos quarterbacks of the past. Orton, Tebow, Manning, Elway - what did their triumphs and troubles teach us about patience and expectations when it comes to Nix's offensive struggles this season? How much does the lack of run game and play calling continuity factor into the situation? Is it fixable? All this and more in a fiery Something Something Broncos.

Colum and Stewart dissect yet another nail-biting victory for the Broncos which gives the team a 4-2 record. However, as satisfying as the wins are, the biggest talking point right now is, what the hell is wrong with Bo Nix?

The Broncos defense comes to the rescue again in dominating fashion against the defending Super Bowl champs as the offense continues to struggle. But nothing wrong with 4-2 and second in the AFC West.

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Mike and Jess battle it out on the present state of Bo Nix. Without the poise and confidence from last year, what do we have in the Broncos quarterback? Is it gone forever or will it return in time to make a league-wide statement this season in a bid for the Super Bowl? Plus, is Jess' fixation on Will Lutz's erratic leg warranted? Is that even an issue considering everything that's plaguing these Broncos? All this and more in this week's Something Something Broncos.

While there's no such thing as a 'bad' win, this win over the Chargers didn't have that 'win' feeling when it was over. From kicking to quarterbacking to offensive line-play, there is a lot to improve upon as the Broncos stare down a short week. Is this who Denver is going to be this year? Can they find an identity that doesn't require the fans to take heart medication? How can the Broncos fix the issues that make enjoying this win so dang hard?

Colum and Stewart look back on a close but ultimately disappointing loss to the Niners on Sunday. They discuss another horror show from the offense and wonder just how long Davis Webb’s leash is. They then look forward to a key divisional match up with the Chargers.

Between the loss, the injuries, the penalties, and lackluster play early, Sunday's Broncos game was one to forget. This far into the season is it time to start looking more critically at Bo Nix? Something is wrong with the offense. What is it? Mike and Jess break down all that was wrong with the 49ers game in this week's Something Something Broncos.

The Broncos perform another Harry Houdini escape act against top class opposition, this time the highly fancied LA Rams. Colum and Stewart ponder whether or not the team can sustain these type of victories and look for areas they can improve on. They then preview another potential barn burner against the 49ers on Sunday!

Edit- Stewart had incorrect info regarding the Broncos sack totals so wants to hold his hands up.

When he flips the switch, Bo Nix is unstoppable. That's the lesson the Rams learned Sunday night in Denver as the Broncos reached deep into their hearts and gutted out a huge win against a Super Bowl hopeful. How awesome were Hufanga, Nix, and the crowd at Mile High? There was a lot to celebrate and, yes, some things to be wary of as the season goes forward. WHAT A GAME!

The Broncos played what looked like actual football against the Jaguars, and now they have to do it at a higher level to beat the Rams on Sunday Night Football.

Somos Broncos: Remontada vs Jaguares

Colum and Stewart are mightily relieved to see the Broncos bounce back in a big way against the Jags. They’re delighted to see Waddle hit his stride so quickly and are also very impressed with rookie RB Jonah Coleman. They’re delighted to then look forward to what promises to be an even tougher matchup with the LA Rams on SNF!

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After six disappointing quarters, the Denver Broncos seemed to figure it out in the second half of the Jaguars game. Will they be able to carry that identity into Sunday night against the Rams? Also, Thunder retired, the Seahawks game planned the Broncos last time they played by watching fan videos of training camp, and what is up with Jahdae Barron?All this and more in this week's Something Something Broncos.

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Can you believe the Broncos pulled this one out after playing so terribly the first half? Neither can Jess, Mike, or Chris from Mile High Report. The frustrations from the Chiefs loss gave way to a killer game from Bo Nix, Jaylen Waddle, and the Broncos defense. Penalties and running back hamstrings are areas of concern, but a win is a win. Let's celebrate, Broncos Country!

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Was what America witnessed on Monday who the Broncos really are or was it just a minor blemish on what should otherwise be an outstanding season? With a short week in front of them, the Broncos don't have time to mope over the loss to the Chiefs. How the Broncos respond on Sunday against the Jags could define who they decide to be this season.

Colum and Stewart dissect a monumentally poor performance from the Denver Broncos, as they stink out the joint on MNF against the hated Chiefs. The lads lament a desperate show of tackling on defense, a wretched performance from QB Bo Nix and the offense and a very poor debut from play caller Davis Webb. They wonder how the team can turn it around quickly before facing the Jags.

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After a stinker like that, what can you say? A lot. Broncos Country is stunned and there's plenty of blame to go around. Davis Webb, Bo Nix, pretty much anyone on defense, take your pick. When hype gives way to a performance like that, what can Broncos Country expect for the rest of the season?