The ONE Team the Broncos Should Fear in the Playoffs | Lindsay Jones on Best and Worst Matchups

A.J. Brown to Broncos? ESPN Floats Blockbuster Trade — Smart or Too Risky?

ESPN has floated a potential scenario linking A.J. Brown to the Denver Broncos — and we’re breaking down whether this move would be a franchise-changing swing or a massive risk. In this episode, we cover: -What the proposed trade scenario would cost -How Brown would fit in the Broncos’ offense -Whether this is the aggressive move Denver needs -Other possible offseason targets the Broncos should consider Would this be a Super Bowl-caliber move… or an overpay that sets the team back?

Sean Payton Sets AFC Championship Tone for Broncos + Bo Nix Injury Raises Concerns for Future

The Denver Post's Parker Gabriel joins Phil Milani this week to preview the AFC Championship and discuss how the Broncos can still beat the Patriots even without Bo Nix.

Bo Nix vs Josh Allen: Can Broncos Finally Silence Critics in Divisional Round?

Bo Nix vs. Josh Allen takes center stage as the Denver Broncos host the Buffalo Bills in a defining Divisional Round playoff matchup. Former Broncos safety Nick Ferguson joins the show to discuss if this the game that the Broncos finally prove the doubters wrong once and for all, or will Josh Allen and the Bills show why they’re still among the NFL’s elite?

The ONE Team the Broncos Should Fear in the Playoffs | Lindsay Jones on Best and Worst Matchups

In this episode, Phil Milani is joined by The Ringer’s Lindsay Jones to break down the Broncos’ BEST and WORST matchups, including the ONE team Denver should want to avoid in the Divisional Round. We dive into how different opponents match up against the Broncos.

Bo Nix Is a Winner — T.J. Ward Explains Why the Broncos Are Super Bowl Contenders

Former Broncos Pro Bowl safety T.J. Ward breaks down why he believes Bo Nix is a winner and why the Broncos are legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Ward also shares his perspective on the comparisons between this year's defense and the 2015 "No Fly Zone" defense that won Super Bowl 50.