Stokley and Evans with Mark Schlereth

Will Petersen and James Merilatt open today’s show commending the Broncos for doing the little things and they set their expectations for a newly-signed RJ Harvey. Could the Broncos have the #1 defense this year? A writer at NFL.com thinks so. It’s an Is It Just Me Friday and a concerned texter is worried about the lofty expectations that Broncos Country is building up. Will and James introduce the Daily Top 5: Favorite Netflix Original Shows. There was a Jamal Murray sighting at Summer League and we may have to put the “Canadian Bacon” and “Blue Marshmallow” nicknames to bed. The guys wrap up the first hour setting their expectations and prediction for Bo going into his sophomore year base on the numbers of another former Oregon QB.

Will Petersen and James Merilatt open the second hour revealing #5 on the Daily Top 5: Favorite Netflix Original Shows, featuring a controversial #5 from James. They debate which Broncos newcomer is under the most pressure to make an immediate impact. TJ Watt just got some big money and it probably just drove Nik Bonitto’s price tag up, did the Broncos’ management wait too long to extend him? What’s Trending? The Rockies’ attendance is stronger than ever, DaRon Holmes has a future in Denver, and a very bad day for AFC West receivers.

Will Petersen and James Merilatt without Mark Schlereth enter the third hour answering texts from the 8am listeners about the NFL leveling suspension on players in legal trouble, as well as the Rockies’ higher attendance now than the Rocktober season. They project whether the Broncos can have the best defense in the NFL and how much pressure is on VJ to make it so. Will and James reveal #3 on the Daily Top 5: Favorite Netflix Original Shows. Jamal Murray looked fit & trim practicing at Summer League, is this a sign that Jamal is turning a corner? The guys finish the third hour projecting Bo’s sophomore numbers; can he throw for 4,000 yards this year?

Will Petersen and James Merilatt without Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour giving credit where it’s due, naming #2 on the Daily Top 5: Favorite Netflix Original Shows, and worrying about Nik Bonitto’s price point after TJ Watt’s big deal. Which Broncos newcomer needs to be an instant difference maker? Will and Jake discuss who’s under the most pressure to contribute. The guys reach #1 on the Daily Top 5: Favorite Netflix Original Shows. The 9am texters chime in on the Daily Top 5: Favorite Netflix Original Shows before they wrap up the week wondering if the AFC West is coming into reach for the Broncos after some misfortunes for the Chiefs and Chargers.

Will Petersen and James Merilatt open today’s show bagging on the British Open and highlighting the best jokes from Shane Gillis’ ESPY monologue. There was a new development late last night in the 2^nd round disputes across the NFL, will it open the floodgates for RJ Harvey to sign his deal? The Avalanche’s full season schedule was revealed and the guys break down what it means for their season between all of the matinee games and the Olympic break. Will and James lay out how important the #1 seed is for the Avalanche and the Nuggets’ championship hopes to finish the first hour.

Will Petersen and James Merilatt open the second hour revealing #5 on the Daily Top 5: Things They Would Do If They Won the Lottery before they pick out Courtland Sutton’s place amongst his NFL peers. They debate how to handle Courtland Sutton’s looming contract extension, would they extend him at all? They get to #4 on the Daily Top 5: Things They Would Do If They Won the Lottery before they preview which new Bronco they’re looking forward to seeing in training camp the most. What’s Trending? PS2 claims his rightful place in the CB hierarchy, the Avs have some revenge games, and ESPN The Ocho returns.

Will Petersen and James Merilatt without Mark Schlereth enter the third hour with #3 on the Daily Top 5: Things They Would Do If They Won the Lottery. They debate who’s the best mascot in Denver sports before they discuss the next domino to fall in the NFL league-wide 2^nd round holdout situation. Chicken Little James Merilatt present one of the most optimistic scenarios the Broncos could see in this upcoming season, he thinks we could see the return of Broncomania within the first 5 weeks of the season. Will and James finish the third hour with a question: would you rather have David Adelman or Michael Malone coach the Nuggets this season?

Will Petersen and James Merilatt without Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour revealing #2 on the Daily Top 5: Things They Would Do If They Won the Lottery before James presents his dream scenario for Sean Payton and the Broncos. Will and James sub in for this week’s Trivia Challenge with The Drive, can they steal a win from the guys in the afternoon? The guys get a huge update on the 2^nd round holdout situation that could lay the framework for RJ Harvey. Will and Jake finish today’s show rounding out the Daily Top 5: Things They Would Do If They Won the Lottery. 

Aniello Piro and Jake Shapiro open today’s show chopping it up about the All Star Game and the new winning format. The guys answer some texts about their baseball addictions, and they talk concerts as they set up the Daily Top 5: Guilty Pleasure Songs. The Broncos finally put pen to paper with their first round rookie, Jahdae Barron, and how it could set the foundation for an all-time CB tandem. It’s all eyes on RJ Harvey as they discuss the implications of the draft contract disputes across the NFL. Aniello and Jake wrap up the first hour with #5 on the Daily Top 5: Guilty Pleasure Songs.

Aniello Piro and Jake Shapiro open the second hour calling out Mike about his fajitas and proposing a Fan barbecue to figure out who reigns supreme on a grill. They address the State of the Nuggets and they highlight the new faces they brought in. Could this be the best Nuggets team of all time? Piro and Shapiro discuss all things Broncos like the state of the roster with a QB in place, the Broncos’ needs, and the expectations for the team this year. What’s Trending? A key contract for the Broncos, new ideas for the All Star Game, and the Shemar Stewart situation. The guys finish the second hour with #4 on the Daily Top 5: Guilty Pleasure Songs.

Aniello Piro and Jake Shapiro with Mark Schlereth enter the third hour with some guy talk about cold leftovers before they dig into Jahdae Barron finally putting pen to paper to possibly make the best CB duo of all time. They sort through the 2^nd round holdout situation and how it relates to RJ Harvey and even Shemar Stewart. Stink finds his brethren in Jake and Aniello as they get him caught up to #3 on the Daily Top 5: Guilty Pleasure Songs. Stink closes out the third hour giving the guys a lesson in continuity for a young, ascending team.

Aniello Piro and Jake Shapiro with Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour addressing the Vegas over/under win totals for the AFC West. They pivot to the hardwood to get Stink’s take on how much the Nuggets improved over last season. Notable MPJ truther Jake Shapiro and the #1 MPJ hater Mark Schlereth have a dialogue about the Cam Johnson trade. The guys hit #2 of the Daily Top 5: Guilty Pleasure Songs. Aniello, Jake, and Stink finish today’s show with their #1 on the Daily Top 5: Guilty Pleasure Songs, as well as the best stories of the morning.

Richie Carni and Brandon Stokley open today’s show ribbing Zach and discussing how confident they are in Bo Nix heading into his rookie year. They get a former QB and now national talking head’s take about Bo’s standing among his NFL peers. The guys go on Broncos rookie contract watch with the 1^st and 2^nd round picks still unsigned. Stoke tells us his own rookie holdout story. Richie and Stoke are joined by our 9News Broncos insider, Mike Klis, to get an update on Jahdae Barron and RJ Harvey’s contract disputes.

Richie Carni and Brandon Stokley open the second hour with a pretty BS take about the Nuggets’ sterling offseason from Bleacher Report’s panel of NBA contributors. ESPN’s annual top 10 QB rankings came out and there is a slightly encouraging sign for Bo and the Broncos, according to folks around the league. Richie and Stoke have a major debate about the Daily Top 5: Best Father-Son Sports Figures before they dig into What’s Trending like Teddy Two-Gloves getting suspended and the decline of the Home Run Derby.

Richie Carni and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth enter the third hour looking for Nuggets in the NBA’s Top 100 Players list as Stink makes a record-early appearance on the show to pitch in his two cents on the matter. Stink gives one word… well, maybe not just one word, to describe the Nuggets’ offseason. The guy get Stink all caught up on the Daily Top 5: Best Father-Son Sports Figures. They finish the third hour looking at a perceived strength on the Broncos roster, the offensive line, and looking at how it’s ranked amongst the rest of the league.

Richie Carni and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour asking Stink if Mike needs to give the snowblower back in light of recent developments before they dig into the ramifications of Jahdae Barron and RJ Harvey’s possible holdouts. Richie asks the players what fair expectations for Bo Nix looks like. Many 9am listeners are begging Sean Payton to keep things simple for his young QB in his sophomore year. Richie, Stink, and Stoke finish today’s show rounding out the Daily Top 5: Best Father-Son Sports Figures.

Richie Carni and Brandon Stokley open today’s show talking about the best thing they saw all weekend between the Rockies drafting Ethan Holliday to the Wimbledon champaign incident. The Valanciunas deal is complete and Richie may have to watch his back as Greek public enemy #1. One deal is done but two key deals are still in limbo for the Broncos, is it time to start worrying about the Broncos’ unsigned rookies? Richie and Stoke begin the Daily Top 5: Sports Rants to end the first hour.

Richie Carni and Brandon Stokley open the second hour on bust watch; there’s a national outlet that thinks a key piece of the Broncos offense will disappoint this year, who could it be? Richie and Stoke discuss what Coach Prime has left to prove at CU. Vegas is adding a childhood favorite to their high roller rooms, meanwhile, the Broncos are taking some gambles themselves with some of their acquisitions this offseason, which one is the best bet? What’s Trending? A novelty putter, the Home Run Derby, and an apology for the golf fight the other day.

Richie Carni and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth enter the third hour with the Daily Top 5: Sports Rants before they set the floor and the ceiling for the Broncos with Stink. The coaches in Denver sports all face a lot of pressure to win this year but who’s under the most pressure to perform? Richie, Stoke, and Stink power rank how hot all the coaches’ seats are. They close out the third hour joined by our Senior Editor at Denversports.com, James Merilatt, to get his take on which coach is under the most scrutiny this year.

Richie Carni and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour getting up to their runner-up’s on their Daily Top 5: Sports Rants. The Broncos have a lot of question marks in the wide receiver group and Richie is wondering if the Broncos are missing one of their ex’s right about now. Stink gets all caught up on the Daily Top 5: Sports Rants, including an unhinged rant that the boys behind the scenes had to work overtime on. Richie, Stink, and Stoke finish today’s show discussing the impact of Jonas Valanciunas now the trade is official before rounding out the Daily Top 5: Sports Rants.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open today’s show with a new Friday tradition before they take some time to bash Russ again. Mike answers some “Is It Just Me’s” as they highlight DaRon Holmes’ performance in the Summer League coming off of his Achilles tear and get an update on the Jonas Valanciunas situation from the coach’s mouth.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open the second hour previewing the Daily Top 5: Favorite Current Actors before they answer some “Is It Just Me’s” about the way the Nuggets have handled the offseason and Mike gives his thoughts on the Josh Manson extension. The guys get started on the Daily Top 5: Favorite Current Actors before they answer some “Is It Just Me’s” about the worries over the Broncos hype this offseason and Nik Bonitto’s looming extension. What’s Trending? Big news coming out of Summer League, a beloved Avs player gets extended, and a hated former Bronco is up to his antics again.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth enter the third hour talking about the breakfast saga of the last few weeks. Mike shares plans for a boys trip next week in light of Stink’s boys trip making him miss the show. They get some “Is It Just Me’s” about the Broncos contracts, Coach Prime’s health concerns, and his apparent about face when it comes to NIL and the transfer portal. They hit the next entry in the Daily Top 5: Favorite Current Actors and debating whether the Chiefs are truly vulnerable this season. They present a huge opportunity for the NBA and vent about the Rockies to end the third hour.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour complimenting Johnny Fever’s sleeper build and defending their take that the NBA should try to take advantage of the sports dead period in July. They debate which team is closer to a title between the Avalanche or the Nuggets. They address the trivia controversy dispute with The Drive and plan out how to proceed; should they turn the Cold War hot? Mike and Stoke hit #2 and #3 on the Daily Top 5: Favorite Current Actors as they answer an “Is It Just Me” that’s skeptical about Bo Nix’s growth in his sophomore year. The guys close out the week with their #1 on the Daily Top 5: Favorite Current Actors and some more “Is It Just Me’s”.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open today’s show with a very anxious Mikey throwing his teammates under the bus, as he is wont to do. The blame game continues as the great 6am listeners get in on the fun. Coach Prime made the media rounds recently and while he didn’t want to talk about his health, he did dish on how to replace talent and the culture at CU. They hear what Michael Porter Jr. had to say on his way out as he gave thanks to some of his former teammates and bosses; Mike and Stoke discuss if MPJ was being limited during his time here in Denver or if he hit his ceiling.