Schlereth And Evans

In hour 1 of the Morning show Richie Carni and Brandon Stokley react to the Avalanche making some early off-season moves.    There one big name player in the NBA who isn’t moving at least for this upcoming season.  Is RJ Harvey a legitimate Offensive Rookie of The Year candidate? What’s on the list for the guys top five sports calls?

In hour 2 Richie and Stokley think about Zach Allens future in Denver.  What are some of the other famous calls that should be on the list of greatest calls of all time?  The guys react to your texts.   Could there be a new possibility for the Broncos new stadium?   Mike Klis says things could be getting thorny.  The guys go through some Broncos hypotheticals.  The guys get into what’s trending.

In hour 3 Richie and Stokley catch you up on their top sports calls of all time.    The countdown for NFL top 100 plays starts today.  The guys discuss who belongs and who doesn’t.  Can Bo Nix crack the list?  Which WR will break out for the broncos?  Can one of them become a consistent second option at the position?  James Merilatt joins the guys to discuss some breaking news.  Where do the Broncos stand in the playoff picture currently? 

In hour 4 Richie and Stokley get back into each of their respective top 5 calls of all time.  What does AI have to say about the Broncos chances for the playoffs in the upcoming season.  Do new reports change the feeling of where the Broncos new stadium could be?  The guys wrap up their list of great calls from sports history.

Will Petersen and Brandon Stokley open today’s show talking about the NBA Draft’s downturn before they cover the press conference that Ben Tenzer held to defend his boss. They recap another tragic loss for the Rockies. The national media is fawning over the Broncos’ improved defense, can VJ’s unit be the #1 defense in the league? The guys look at the AFC West landscape and they wonder if the Broncos can dethrone the Chiefs this year. What kind of rookie year does RJ Harvey need to have to take the Broncos offense to the next level? Will and Stoke discuss.

Will Petersen and Brandon Stokley open the second hour addressing some 7am listeners arguing about the run game last year before they get to the Daily Top 5: Sportscasters. The guys listen to Garrett Bolles singing the praises of Bo and the Broncos and they reflect on all the bad seasons Bollesy had to sit through and the newfound optimism in Broncos Country. They debate Bo’s baseline, hit #4 of the Daily Top 5, and call an absent Mike out for more of his BS. What’s Trending? President Ujiri in Denver, A.I. MD, the return of the Broad Street Bullies, Bollesy Jr, and Ben 10 covers for his boss.

Will Petersen and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth enter the third hour discussing the Broncos’ vaunted defense  and the expectations for the squad this year. How much pressure is Vance Joseph under for this unit to be great this season? They pivot to the run game as Stoke preaches optimism for RJ Harvey. How will Bo’s sophomore season be defined and what should we look at to evaluate him? Walker Monfort got a promotion and the guys discuss the ramifications and implications of the move, how involved will he be? Is he the heir apparent? Will he be more like Dick or Charlie? Will and Stoke discuss.

Will Petersen and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour talking about the state of the Nuggets roster after they missed out on the draft. An ESPN roundtable has Will worried there might be trouble in paradise. Garrett Bolles hyped up Bo Nix on national TV recently and the guys look at the renewed optimism in Broncos Country for the first time since 2015. Will and Stoke wrap up today’s Daily Top 5: Sportscasters. Thy guys finish the week talking about Broncos training camp in under a month and the optimism for Bo Nix’s 2nd year.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open today’s show recapping how Stoke’s 36 holes of golf went yesterday before setting up the big stories that Stoke missed out on. Mike tells Stoke about his vacation prep before they have to talk a Nuggets fan off the ledge after a quiet draft. Stoke gives his take on Josh Kroenke’s way-too-candid comment about Nikola Jokic and the 2nd Apron. Mike and Stoke finish the first hour with one of Stink’s coworkers overlooking the Broncos.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open the second hour talking about lunch and dinner food for breakfast before they take a moment to laugh at Russ being called a wuss by his own union. The guys discuss the job that Sean Payton has done and they try to dispel the criticism many in Broncos Country have for him. They discuss what a good year for this year’s Broncos looks like before looking ahead to the Avs offseason. What’s Trending? Nique & Niko, a draft night malaproper, and LeBron’s midlife crisis.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth enter the third hour carrying over some Trending topics like the most Rockies loss ever and a Bronco that fell off the face of the earth. They hear Garrett Bolles gush about protecting a QB who actually know what he’s doing. Mike and Stoke take on The Drive’s trivia challenge without Stink, how will they do after a 2-2 push from last week?

Mike Evans and Richie Carni without Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour talking about Stoke’s walk-off after a couple tough segments of trivia. The guys give some clarity on Stoke’s walk-off, the great unintentional movie villains, and they check Richie’s progress as a hockey guy in training on the anniversary of the Avs’ most recent Cup win. The guys chop it up about rewatching TV shows before they point out when their favorites jumped the shark. Some breaking Rockies news finally has Mike waving the white flag on the great Coors Field boycott.  

Mike Evans and Aniello Piro open the second hour talking about the biggest stories of the day; the Nuggets’ GM situation and whether it’s the right time for a staff of green executives, as well as Mike wondering if he can ever forgive George Paton for the Russ trade. They debate whether Jokic will play past age 35 as they listen to another confounding quote from Josh Kroenke. The guys read an excerpt from the NFL collusion case that indicates that it’s not just us who hates Russ as they reflect on the trade. What’s Trending? Construction be damned, Rodgers’ last dance, a couple of Broncos go to TE University, and a NFL superstar becoming a WWE superstar.

Mike Evans and Aniello Piro open today’s show reacting to a press conference that inspired little confidence, in fact, it did the opposite for Mike and most of Nuggets Nation. Mike and Aniello dig into the bombshell NFL collusion case that broke yesterday and dig through the nightmare scenario of a 7-year 350 million dollar Russ contract. Speaking of nightmare scenarios, the guys react to Josh Kroenke’s baffling comment about possibly trading Nikola Jokic. Mike and Aniello finish the first hour gauging the reaction of the 6am listeners with all of these bombshells dropping around them.

Mike Evans and Aniello Piro open the second hour talking about the biggest stories of the day; the Nuggets’ GM situation and whether it’s the right time for a staff of green executives, as well as Mike wondering if he can ever forgive George Paton for the Russ trade. They debate whether Jokic will play past age 35 as they listen to another confounding quote from Josh Kroenke. The guys read an excerpt from the NFL collusion case that indicates that it’s not just us who hates Russ as they reflect on the trade. What’s Trending? Construction be damned, Rodgers’ last dance, a couple of Broncos go to TE University, and a NFL superstar becoming a WWE superstar.

Mike Evans and Aniello Piro without Mark Schlereth enter the third hour pointing out their problems with the Nuggets’ new front office hierarchy. Mike gives the 8am listeners a lesson in the NBA’s 2nd Apron and explains why Josh Kroenke said what he said about Nikola Jokic and why the Nuggets are doing what they’re doing. Mike wonders if Broncos Country can trust George Paton after the revelations of the NFL collusion case. They are joined by our guy on the Nuggets beat at Denversports.com, Jake Shapiro, to get more information about the Jokic trade comment from Josh Kroenke, how to handle the 2nd apron, and his feelings on the GM hierarchy. They finish the third hour on wonderment about how George Paton felt so desperate to offer Russell Wilson a 350 million dollar contract.

Mike Evans and Aniello Piro without Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour lamenting how the NBA has killed interest in its own game with all this 2nd Apron business. Mike gauges the confidence level in the Nuggets after the introducing their new-look front office and coaching staff. Mike and Aniello are joined by our Senior Broncos Writer at Denversports.com, Andrew Mason, to get some insight into the Russ trade amid the NFL Collusion bombshell. The guys finish today’s show rounding out the Daily Top 5: Concerts They’ve Been To, and getting the national reaction to Josh Kroenke’s comment about the possibility of trading Jokic.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open today’s show hearing all about how Stoke spent his birthday yesterday. One of the talking heads at ESPN is supremely confident in the Broncos, even over one of the most storied franchises in the NFL, do you Bo-lieve the Broncos will make the playoffs in a crowded field? The guys debut the Daily Top 5: Hardest Sports Feats. Mike got on a workout kick recently and he shares all of the things that drove him out of the gym in the first place. The guys finish the first hour sorting through ESPN’s quarter century team, particularly the snubs.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open the second hour looking at some stat projections for Bo Nix’s sophomore season. The guys didn’t like ESPN’s quarter century team so they made their own Broncos-specific quarter century team. They get to #4 on the Daily Top 5: Hardest Sports Feats before they preview the Nuggets’ press conference that will introduce Nuggets Nation to their co-GM’s. What’s Trending? Russ’ delusions of grandeur, the Broncos’ new head nerd makes a bad first impression, Game 7 pulls in good ratings with a bad celebration, and justice may finally come for the Supersonics.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth enter the third hour picking the all-Broncos quarter century team, both offense and defense, sans the offensive line. Mike and Stoke reveal their #3 on the Daily Top 5: Hardest Sports Feats. Mike tells the story of his very first time betting on horses at the track. Stink hops onto the show to highlight the five best Broncos offensive linemen since 2000 to complete the Broncos quarter century team.