First And Orange

In the latest First-and-Orange podcast episode, Broncos beat writers Ryan O'Halloran and Kyle Fredrickson break down each position group on offense entering the start of training camp Saturday in Dove Valley.

In the latest First-and-Orange podcast episode, new Broncos beat writers Ryan O'Halloran and Kyle Fredrickson introduce themselves in addition to providing analysis on five story lines to watch entering the start of training camp Saturday in Dove Valley.

In a fresh episode of the First And Orange Podcast, Nicki Jhabvala and Nick Kosmider discuss their impressions of Case Keenum, the work still left to be done in free agency, who has to step up for the Broncos in 2018 and possible scenarios for Denver in next month's draft.

On a fresh episode of the First And Orange Podcast, Nicki Jhabvala and Nick Kosmider break down the news of the Broncos landing Case Keenum as their new quarterback. Which Keenum will the Broncos get? How will they run their offense around him? And what does this mean for Denver's plans in the NFL draft.

On a fresh episode of the First And Orange Podcast, Nick Kosmider and Nicki Jhabvala talk about what they took away from their trip to Indianapolis for the NFL scouting combine, John Elway's offseason approach, the Kirk Cousins domino effect in free agency and why drafting a quarterback at No. 5 might not be the move for Denver.

In the latest episode of the First And Orange Podcast, Nick Kosmider and Nicki Jhabvala discuss the upcoming NFL combine, debate options after Kirk Cousins and answer questions from listeners.

In a fresh episode of the First And Orange Podcast, Nick Kosmider and Nicki Jhabvala take a look at what a pursuit of QB Kirk Cousins could mean for the Broncos' wide receivers in 2018? Will Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders both stick around? Who is ready to step up behind them? And what other financial decisions to the Broncos have to make with free agency rapidly approaching?

On the newest episode of the First & Orange Podcast, Nick Kosmider talks with fellow Broncos beat writer Nicki Jhabvala about what she learned while covering Super Bowl LII last week, the latest with the Broncos' pursuit of a quarterback and how the team's salary situation looks as it embarks upon a critical offseason.

On the most recent episode of the First-and-Orange Podcast, Nick Kosmider talks to Nicki Jhabvala about her trip to Mobile, Ala., where she covered prospects -- and the Broncos coaching staff -- in the build-up to the Senior Bowl. What did she learn? What did Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield do well? What can the Broncos' staff take from the experience? And what's the next step in this vital offseason for the Broncos?

The Denver Post's Nick Kosmider and Nicki Jhabvala discuss the Denver Broncos dismal 2017 season and where they go from here. Nicki and Nick discuss the Broncos' quarterback situation ahead of Nicki's trip next week to cover the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. And finally, they close the podcast with their picks in the AFC and NFC championship games.

Free agency. Combine. NFL draft. Offensive line help. Tony Romo. What's next for the Broncos and what is most immediately pressing as their offseason buildup starts in full? Nick Groke and Nicki Jhabvala watch the steam rise.

It’s Patriots Week. That means figuring out how to stop Tom Brady and trying to stay a step ahead of Bill Belichick. How can the Broncos beat the Pats? History favors the Broncos. But should they ditch the run game? And what is the Broncos’ problem right now: talent or coaching? Nick Groke and Cameron Wolfe discuss.

The Broncos hit their bye week, finally, after a 10-game slog. A six-game sprint lingers on the other side. What is the biggest thing standing in the way of another Broncos Super Bowl run? Nick Groke and Cameron Wolfe run it down. And they also give out Broncos MVPs, rookies of the year, most improved player, biggest disappointment and more.

After the Raiders overpowered and “out-physicalled” them in Oakland, to quote Joe DeCamillis, can the Broncos get off the mat in New Orleans? It’s a tough test against Drew Brees and the high-flying Saints. Nick Groke and Cameron Wolfe get to the bottom of the problem and root out some glimmers of hope.

C.J. Anderson’s knee surgery landed him on injured reserve. Speculation ran wild, but he will not be back any time soon. What now? Can Devontae Booker step up? Who else? The Denver Post’s Nick Groke and Cameron Wolfe discuss. And special guest Todd Davis, Broncos middle linebacker, talks with Cameron about the Denver defense.

One matchup more than all the others dominates Week 7 in Denver. It’s Brock Osweiler vs. the Broncos. Or is it Brent? The Houston Texans, nee Denver Broncos, quarterback returns to his former city to face a very hungry defense. Are the Broncos as amped as they seem? (Yes.) And what else is going on in this game? (Plenty.)

Broncos rookie safety Will Parks is our special guest. But first: Who will play quarterback for the Broncos? In their toughest test this season, the Broncos host the high-flying Atlanta Falcons. The NFL’s best passing attack against the league’s best secondary. Something’s gotta give.

Have we only seen the beginning of Trevor Siemian’s rise in the NFL? Another road trip east will test him again, this time against the Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston. Can the Denver defense cure their lingering boredom by facing a air-happy passer?

The Broncos won two in a row against Carolina. But they can’t seem to beat the Colts. Nick Groke and Cameron Wolfe look back at what Denver did so well against the Panthers — just in time to see if it’ll work against Andrew Luck and the Colts. There are some clues to pick up at Dove Valley. And straight from Brazil, would Usain Bolt line up well on the Broncos roster? Special guest Patrick Graham from The Associated Press sprints to the finish.

The Broncos open the NFL season with a doozy, a Super Bowl rematch against Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers. So let’s open the season with a kickoff edition of the podcast. Can Trevor Siemian survive as quarterback? Is Von Miller actually better? And will the Broncos get on top of their Vegas over/under? It’s game time.