Broncos Blitz

Ryan Greene and Shawn Drotar break down every aspect of the Broncos first game of the year. Will the Broncos be able to stop Melvin Gordon with so many injuries on the defensive line? Who will finish the game with more sacks: Von Miller or Joey Bosa? That and more on the newest episode of the Broncos Blitz.

Turns out, the rumors about the Broncos cutting TJ Ward were true. Why that could mean free agents like Ward won't decide to sign with Denver. And no, you are not dreaming, Brock Osweiler is back at Broncos headquarters as the backup QB once again. Ryan Greene and Shawn Drotar explain why it's not that insane to think about.

Shawn Drotar joins Ryan Greene to discuss the TJ Ward trade rumors, and what they're watching in the most meaningless game in all of sport, the 4th preseason game of the season.

Ronnie K jumps on to the Broncos Blitz with Ryan Greene breaking down the final preseason game against the Packers. Jamaal Charles looked good, while the short yard run game looked bad. Paxton Lynch injures his shoulder, Jordan Taylor shines like the sun, and Shelby Harris making a strong case for a roster spot.

The Broncos are set to play the Packers in what's known as the most important preseason game of the year. Will the Broncos convince anyone they're not the team we've seen in training camp so far? What scheme will McCoy implement for Trevor Siemian? Should the defensive starters play an entire half if they're the most important part of this team? Ryan and TJ discuss.

Shawn Drotar joins Ryan Greene on this weeks episode of the Blitz. Is it reasonable to believe De'Angelo Henderson could be the starting running back by the end of the season?

Justin Michael joins Ryan Greene this week to talk about literally anything other than Broncos QB talk. So instead they talk defensive line injuries and how the Broncos should address it going forward. And who will lead the Broncos in rushing yards this season? Find out on the Blitz.

Nate and TJ join Ryan on a discussion about the team looking big picture. The QB situation is not where any fan would want it to be, but is there truly anything the Broncos can do to fix that? How many more prime years does this defense have in it?

The offense looked like the offense has looked all of training camp, last night in the first preseason game of the year. Kyle Sloter took advantage of his playing time, and has the touchdown deprived fan base singing his praises....Yaaayyyy..... more QB controversy....Ryan and TJ discuss.

Ryan Greene is joined by a Nate Lundy, Shawn Drotar, and TJ Carpenter at Tap XIV to talk about where the Broncos are at after one week of training camp.

As the Denver #Broncos kick off training camp for the 2017 season, it's already evident that things have changed at Dove Valley. Wide receiver Demaryius Thomas is now the longest-tenured Bronco (yes, really!), and the team sports a new head coach in Vance Joseph, along with three new coordinators.That would be enough turmoil and turnover for most #NFL teams, but for Broncos? That's just the tip of the iceberg. The offensive line could have as many as four new starters, the injury bug has already bitten... and all that is still dwarfed by the most fascinating quarterback competition that Denver's seen in over a decade.Host Ryan Greene is joined by Shawn Drotar (Mile High Sports Radio), and the duo discuss what they saw on the first day of camp -- and what they expect to see in the weeks to come.***Recorded live at FanDraught in Parker, Colorado (fandraught.com).Follow Ryan Greene: @RGreene5280Follow Shawn Drotar: @sdrotar

School's out for summer. After months of OTAs, the Denver Broncos let out for their summer break and won't be back at the facility until training camp. Jake Marsing has been at these practices and breaks down what he's seen from Paxton Lynch and Trevor Siemian, as well as how things set up headed into training camp.The Broncos Blitz comes to you from the Sportique Studio every week during the offseason and from the parking lot of the Broncos' UC Health Training Center headquarters daily during the season. It brings you all the news and analysis you could ever want out of a Broncos podcast.

Paxton Lynch had himself a day. As the Denver #Broncos continued their OTA practices, the second-year quarterback put together one of the most impressive single days of his still very young NFL career. He looked crisp, focused, and accurate in addition to showing off the physical skill-set that was so coveted coming out of Memphis. However, that wasn't the only piece of news to come from the UC Health Training Center on Monday. Jake Marsing brings you inside the building to hear from Vance Joseph and Will Parks about the second-year safety's troubled week. Joseph said he didn't punish Parks for posting tape from a practice session on snapchat. Should he have been punished? How is Parks handling the newly public domestic violence allegations against him? Jake dives into all that, plus some thoughts on Von Miller's absence a day after being spotted courtside for game two of the NBA Finals in Oakland.The Broncos Blitz comes to you from the Sportique Studio every week during the offseason and from the parking lot

The #Broncos finished up their final OTA practice of this week on Thursday and Jake Marsing was back at the facility to tell you everything you need to know. Jake touches on what he heard from Denver's two inside linebackers, Brandon Marshall and Todd Davis. However, the big question at the UC Health Training Center remains whether Paxton Lynch or Trevor Siemian will be the team's starting quarterback come opening day against the Chargers. Jake spends some time building on a piece he wrote earlier Thursday breaking down exactly where things sit in the quarterback competition. Lynch is the by-default winner, but he has plenty of work to do. The Broncos Blitz comes to you from the Sportique Studio every week during the offseason and from the parking lot of the Broncos' UC Health Training Center headquarters daily during the season. It brings you all the news and analysis you could ever want out of a Broncos podcast.

On Tuesday, Broncos head coach Vance Joseph announced he intended to alternate between Paxton Lynch and Trevor Siemian during OTAs. While the media wasn't able to watch Wednesday's practice, the conversation about who the Broncos starting quarterback will be continued to linger, as it will for the rest of the summer. Jake Marsing and Ryan Greene talk about their perception of the quarterback battle on this latest episode of the Broncos Blitz. The guys also break down what they heard on Wednesday from defensive coordinator Joe Woods, special teams coordinator Brock Olivo, and star linebacker Von Miller. The #Broncos Blitz comes to you from the Sportique Studio every week during the offseason and from the parking lot of the Broncos' UC Health Training Center headquarters daily during the season. It brings you all the news and analysis you could ever want out of a Broncos podcast.

The Denver #Broncos got back out on the field Tuesday afternoon for a full practice attended by the media. Jake Marsing and Ryan Greene were there and break down what they saw on the latest episode of the Broncos Blitz.The Broncos Blitz comes to you from the Sportique Studio every week during the offseason and from the parking lot of the Broncos' UC Health Training Center headquarters daily during the season. It brings you all the news and analysis you could ever want out of a Broncos podcast.

Phase 2 of the Denver #Broncos offseason workout program got underway this week at the UC Health Training Center. This period provides the first opportunity rookies have to work alongside the veteran players on the roster. On Tuesday, defensive linemen Derek Wolfe and Domata Peko spoke to the media about the evolving leadership on the defensive line, how each player plans to influence the new crop of rookies, and what they expect out of themselves this season. Jake Marsing and Ryan Greene were there and recap what they heard and saw on this latest edition of the Broncos Blitz. The guys also break down the NFL Top 100 list. Cornerback Chris Harris ranked No. 63. Jake explains why the list is totally bogus. The Broncos Blitz comes to you from the Sportique Studio every week during the offseason and from the parking lot of the Broncos' UC Health Training Center headquarters daily during the season. It brings you all the news and analysis you could ever want out of a Broncos podcast.

The Denver #Broncos are back at work continuing their voluntary offseason conditioning program. On Tuesday, offensive guards Ronald Leary and Max Garcia spoke about the evolution of Denver's offense, how rookie left tackle Garett Bolles will fit into their unit, and much more. Jake Marsing and Ryan Greene were at the UC Health Training Center and recap what they head on this latest episode of the Broncos Blitz. As we get closer to rookie mini-camp and the start of training camp two months from now, it's becoming more and more clear how Denver's roster will shape out. The guys look ahead to how things might shape out on the offensive line when August rolls around. Then, in a futile attempt to fill run-time, Marsing and Greene celebrate Red Miller's induction into the Broncos' Ring-of-Fame by looking back on the Super Bowl 50 championship team and debating which of those players might have their name engraved in the side of Mile High Stadium someday.The Broncos Blitz comes to you from the Sportique Studio every

Broncos fans wanted some "juice." John Elway bought the whole orchard. Yesterday, just days after the conclusion of the NFL Draft, Elway signed four time Pro Bowl running back Jamaal Charles to a one-year, $3.75 million incentive laced contract to become the newest member of what is suddenly a very intriguing Broncos backfield. On this episode of the Broncos Blitz, 5280 Sport's Network's Jake Marsing and Ryan Greene discuss why the Charles signing isn't quite as sexy as it may look on the surface. Then, the guys look back on the NFL Draft. The Broncos were able to grab eight players, all of whom have a chance to contribute for this team. However, Jake and Ryan don't think every pick was a slam dunk, especially on day three. Quarterback Chad Kelly and tight end Jake Butt both have massive question marks surrounding them. Will either ever be a real impact player for the Broncos? Finally, Jake and Ryan hear from outside linebacker Shane Ray speak about the evolution of Von Miller as a leader in the Bro

The Broncos needed a tackle. They got a tackle. The Broncos needed offensive "juice." They got offensive "juice." Broncos' general manager John Elway spent the 2017 NFL Draft checking off positions of need and finding quality players throughout the three days of festivities. On this latest episode of the Broncos Blitz, Jake Marsing reports from the Broncos' team room, going pick by pick through each of Denver's eight selections offering his insight and opinion on each player and where they fit in Elway's long-term plan. The #Broncos Blitz comes to you from the Sportique Studio every week during the offseason and from the parking lot of the Broncos' UC Health Training Center headquarters daily during the season. It brings you all the news and analysis you could ever want out of a Broncos podcast.