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Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 20 episodes
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The Denver Nuggets' defense is shockingly among the worst in the league, allowing an astonishing 84 points in the paint during a recent game against Utah. Despite their solid starting lineup, miscommunications and ineffective strategies have plagued their defensive efforts. As they face a tough schedule, questions arise about their playoff potential and the effectiveness of their player combinations.
“… a three seed, or this team's a five seed. It's like sometimes these teams, especially right now in the West, are separated by a couple games. Denver, who's won six in a row, is two games behind the Lakers. If Denver caught LA and ended up being the three seed, would the Luka push people go, all right, yeah, now I'm going to give it to you? Of course not. You've picked who you've won MVP, and then you'll just change the argument around the entire time. I do wonder if momentum, boredom, all of these factors that seem to influence voting, if we'll get a result where it's SGA won because of who …”
“… care. Like, sure, fine. It's a factor. But that was a bit of a statement game from the Lakers last night. But if you're pushing Luka because the Lakers are a three seed, and this is where I think the seed thing gets really annoying. It's like, they're a three seed, or this team's a five seed. It's like sometimes these teams, especially right now in the West, are separated by a couple games. Denver, who's won six in a row, is two games behind the Lakers. If Denver caught LA and ended up being the three seed, would the Luka push people go, all right, yeah, now I'm going to give it to you? Of course not. You've picked who you've won MVP, and then you'll just change the argument around the entire time. I do wonder if momentum, boredom, all of these factors that seem to influence voting, if we'll get a result where it's SGA won because of who he is.”
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SGA's clutch performance could secure him the MVP title, despite Jokic's historical success. With a clutch net rating of +26 and critical plays leading his team to victory, SGA's impact is undeniable. Meanwhile, Jokic struggles with a -11.5 rating in clutch situations, raising questions about the influence of team standings on voter decisions.
“… percentage in the clutch wasn't pretty for him, but the results overall were he did hit kind of pretty shocking. that that shot he hit against Denver was his first, like, you know, last whatever it was, five-second, last 10-second game winner in a Lakers uniform, but it was. He was plus 28 in 35 clutch minutes. The Lakers, as they've done most of the season, were pretty dominant in crunch time, 28 points, seven assists. Like I said, not a pretty shooting percentage, but, you know, carried the Lakers to a lot of wins down the stretch of games. And so Luka Doncic with the brass balls. …”
“I've got them in the same spot here as I do on my mythical MVP ballot so far for the season. On the ballot that I just turned in for the old BS straw poll, that is Luka Doncic. The shooting percentage in the clutch wasn't pretty for him, but the results overall were he did hit kind of pretty shocking. that that shot he hit against Denver was his first, like, you know, last whatever it was, five-second, last 10-second game winner in a Lakers uniform, but it was. He was plus 28 in 35 clutch minutes. The Lakers, as they've done most of the season, were pretty dominant in crunch time, 28 points, seven assists. Like I said, not a pretty shooting percentage, but, you know, carried the Lakers to a lot of wins down the stretch of games. And so Luka Doncic with the brass balls. Reaction, feedback, objections? I was just waiting for the jam-packed listing of the awardees to be done. No, I mean, I think it's a pretty good chance Luka's going to win. Well, they don't give a player of the month in March. They do it for March and April, right? Well, top of this thing is going to have a chance there. So the Denver Nuggets really kind …”
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Jamal Murray has emerged as a clutch scoring leader, racking up 45 points in the final minutes of games last month for the Denver Nuggets. Despite a mid-season slump, he and Nikola Jokic have found their rhythm again, turning close games into wins and showcasing Murray's ability to hit big shots when it matters most. This turnaround is crucial for the Nuggets as they aim for playoff success.
“There's your AFC playoff picture. The Denver Broncos in the lead position. They've already clinched the AFC West, but they've got bigger aspirations than that. Let's look at the clinching scenarios. Very straightforward for the Broncos. If they win over the Chargers, they are the number one seed, or if the Patriots and Jaguars lose, they are the number one seed. They certainly have the easiest path there. Let's bring in our buddy, Bridget Condon, who is wearing an absolutely fabulous jacket for …”
“There's your AFC playoff picture. The Denver Broncos in the lead position. They've already clinched the AFC West, but they've got bigger aspirations than that. Let's look at the clinching scenarios. Very straightforward for the Broncos. If they win over the Chargers, they are the number one seed, or if the Patriots and Jaguars lose, they are the number one seed. They certainly have the easiest path there. Let's bring in our buddy, Bridget Condon, who is wearing an absolutely fabulous jacket for New Year's Eve. Bridget, you are going to have fun. I'm going to bed though. You are going to be at the Chargers Broncos game. The Broncos wrapped up the division and really did not get all hyped about it. They are very much focused on that number one seed. Judy, Alex Singleton, the linebacker for the Broncos, put it perfectly when he said he was at …”
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The Denver Broncos have clinched the AFC West and aim for the number one playoff seed with a win against the Chargers. Despite their success, they face significant turnover issues, currently holding a minus five turnover margin, which is tied for the worst among playoff teams.
“… now it's very up in the air who's going to be up there at 11. It can go a ton of direction. Yeah. I will ask this question. How much does this help Denver getting a guy like Jalen Waddell, right? You see how they – obviously we know the talent Jalen Waddell has and the significance of an impact that he had on our offense, right? But considering where Denver was last year, the guy there, they had a great defense last year. does this really elevate them that much considering the haul that we got out of it that's something to think about as well i think so um in the sense of yeah i think oh go ahead …”
“… There's so many holes on this team that you can go out there and draft best available and just ride with it. But I'm curious to see how they go. I'm curious how they see where they go this draft. And obviously see who's there at 11, because right now it's very up in the air who's going to be up there at 11. It can go a ton of direction. Yeah. I will ask this question. How much does this help Denver getting a guy like Jalen Waddell, right? You see how they – obviously we know the talent Jalen Waddell has and the significance of an impact that he had on our offense, right? But considering where Denver was last year, the guy there, they had a great defense last year. does this really elevate them that much considering the haul that we got out of it that's something to think about as well i think so um in the sense of yeah i think oh go ahead i was waiting because i know there's a little lag i was like i was like let me see if bobby wants to jump in first i gotta start talking when andre's almost done talking yeah yeah yeah um but i i do think it does i think it's a great trade for for denver right you know whether they gave too much you know i'll take it but i think it absolutely does …”
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Jalen Waddle's trade to the Denver Broncos could transform their offense into a serious contender. With a strong defense and dynamic playmakers like Bo Nix and Courtland Sutton, Waddle adds the explosive element needed to compete in an offensively heavy division. This move not only benefits Denver but also positions Waddle in a great situation alongside his college roommate, Patrick Surtain.
“… like I don't believe in their defense. Therefore, I don't believe in them. Listen, me and you, the Jokic, I love that team. I think I picked Denver as one team that could beat Oklahoma City at the beginning of the year. But I was not expecting them to have a top. I thought they would have a top 10 defense with the additions of Cam Johnson and everyone being there. But they're just not. And not only when they're out there, they don't care to get stops. They have the best offense in the history of the game right now. But if you're not stopping anybody, you're not winning tight games, you're …”
“… of a game and I can watch you like raise your level up. And I get it, Pete Watson being out does help that. But when I look at them, like junking up their defense, one, two, two, and moving Jokic around and like putting Jokic in compromised situations, like I don't believe in their defense. Therefore, I don't believe in them. Listen, me and you, the Jokic, I love that team. I think I picked Denver as one team that could beat Oklahoma City at the beginning of the year. But I was not expecting them to have a top. I thought they would have a top 10 defense with the additions of Cam Johnson and everyone being there. But they're just not. And not only when they're out there, they don't care to get stops. They have the best offense in the history of the game right now. But if you're not stopping anybody, you're not winning tight games, you're not doing what it takes to win. and I'm not I don't think they play hard enough to overcome their defensive liabilities yeah they have the number one offense in the league I was right there with you I called them a juggernaut hiding in plain sight early in the season I thought they would be the biggest threat to Oklahoma City and I'm not writing …”
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The Denver Nuggets, despite having the best offense in NBA history, are struggling defensively, leading to doubts about their playoff potential. With key players not stepping up defensively, they may fall behind teams like Oklahoma City and San Antonio in the Western Conference hierarchy. The presence of Jokic and Murray keeps them in the conversation, but their defensive issues could cost them crucial games.
“… the Dolphins traded Jalen Waddell, right? Yes. I'll be honest with you. I have already forgotten who they traded him to. Who did they trade him to? Denver Broncos. That's right. They traded him to Denver, okay? And it didn't even matter to me where they traded him because the big thing for me was, I was like, do y'all even got a quarterback? Like, Tyreek Hill is out of there. um jaylen waddle you just traded him and i was trying to figure out like wait wait i don't even remember who your quarterback is and then ryan reminded me they had signed uh malik willis right giving him like 30 million dollars …”
“Look, we got a lot of NFL to talk about. Also, history is about to repeat itself in the dumbest way. That's what they call a tease in the business, baby. But first, I got a question for you because the Dolphins traded Jalen Waddell, right? Yes. I'll be honest with you. I have already forgotten who they traded him to. Who did they trade him to? Denver Broncos. That's right. They traded him to Denver, okay? And it didn't even matter to me where they traded him because the big thing for me was, I was like, do y'all even got a quarterback? Like, Tyreek Hill is out of there. um jaylen waddle you just traded him and i was trying to figure out like wait wait i don't even remember who your quarterback is and then ryan reminded me they had signed uh malik willis right giving him like 30 million dollars guaranteed malik willis uh started with the titans he wound up going to green bay he was jordan love's backup uh the new coach in uh Miami was a halfley. Yeah. He came from green Bay. So I'm assuming he has reason to think good things about Willis or at the very least, he knows how to run the offense they have, but we all acknowledge, man, he's not …”
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The Miami Dolphins traded Jalen Waddle to the Denver Broncos, leaving fans questioning their quarterback situation. With Tyreek Hill gone and Malik Willis untested, the team faces a staggering $175 million in dead cap space, raising doubts about their future. This trade symbolizes a deeper struggle in the NFL, reflecting the challenges faced by players like Willis in proving their worth amid organizational turmoil.
“… checking in. 877-9905. Yeah, but let's go to our boy, Dan Beyer, with an update. What up DB Hey DB Guys dogs are barking in Alaska but we start in Denver with the Broncos today Swung a deal with the Miami Dolphins to acquire wide receiver Jalen Waddle Here are the details of the deal Waddle and a fourth-round pick that's No. 111 overall go to Denver. The Broncos give Miami three picks, including a first-rounder that's No. 30 overall, a third-rounder No. 94 overall, and a fourth-rounder No. 130 overall as part of that swap. The Eagles signed for each of the wide receiver Marquise Hollywood Brown …”
“So we have more to get to. There's a story about Cam Schlittler. We got last one standing on Tuesday. We got phone calls coming in. Alaska's checking in. 877-9905. Yeah, but let's go to our boy, Dan Beyer, with an update. What up DB Hey DB Guys dogs are barking in Alaska but we start in Denver with the Broncos today Swung a deal with the Miami Dolphins to acquire wide receiver Jalen Waddle Here are the details of the deal Waddle and a fourth-round pick that's No. 111 overall go to Denver. The Broncos give Miami three picks, including a first-rounder that's No. 30 overall, a third-rounder No. 94 overall, and a fourth-rounder No. 130 overall as part of that swap. The Eagles signed for each of the wide receiver Marquise Hollywood Brown today. a one-year deal for him. Colts signed corner Cam Taylor Britt to a one-year deal. The Texans inked free agent guard Wyatt Teller to a two-year contract. The Wall Street Journal says that the NFL season will begin on Wednesday, September 9th. The NFL unable to host a Friday night game this year, so the game likely in Seattle, but that won't …”
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In a surprising move, the Denver Broncos have acquired wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins, shaking up NFL dynamics. The trade involves multiple draft picks, including a first-rounder, signaling the Broncos' aggressive strategy for the upcoming season. This deal not only impacts Denver's roster but also sets the stage for an exciting NFL season ahead.
“… care they ain't tripping they're not tripping We can demolish everything and start all the way over from scratch. Damn How do you feel about your Broncos man I mean what y missing what you think y need now y got every goddamn whole feel nah look we solid but if you look at the teams when I look at the teams that like I look at the Rams they got a number one receiver Puka and then you got Devontae you look at JSN you look at the teams and they got I just like and look I think Bo is good I thought Bo had an unbelievable season it would have been great to see what the Broncos could have done and …”
“… Yeah. I know what the offense just got much much much better with what they have already much better absolutely but I don't know what I don't know what the Dolphins are doing they got so much they got damn near $200 million in dead money they don't care they ain't tripping they're not tripping We can demolish everything and start all the way over from scratch. Damn How do you feel about your Broncos man I mean what y missing what you think y need now y got every goddamn whole feel nah look we solid but if you look at the teams when I look at the teams that like I look at the Rams they got a number one receiver Puka and then you got Devontae you look at JSN you look at the teams and they got I just like and look I think Bo is good I thought Bo had an unbelievable season it would have been great to see what the Broncos could have done and he'd been healthy we'll never know do I think they would have won if they'd have had Bo would they beat the Patriots yes I believe they would”
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The Miami Dolphins are shaking things up by trading Jalen Waddle to the Denver Broncos, raising eyebrows across the NFL. With nearly $200 million in dead money, the Dolphins seem unfazed and ready to start fresh. This move could redefine their team dynamics and impact the Broncos' playoff aspirations.
“but I can see a situation like what happened with Peyton and the Colts. If you didn't know better, you would swear Peyton Manning only played for the Broncos. Because where do you see him at the games on Sunday, Ocho? Yeah, Broncos. When you see him doing stuff with the Broncos, he has a statue out in front of Lucas Oil. Tom probably will never say this and he won a championship I the greatest quarterback ever and you let me know You told me good enough It wasn it was bad enough When I first got into the league I had to watch guy after guy, after guy, after guy. And you mean to tell me after six …”
“but I can see a situation like what happened with Peyton and the Colts. If you didn't know better, you would swear Peyton Manning only played for the Broncos. Because where do you see him at the games on Sunday, Ocho? Yeah, Broncos. When you see him doing stuff with the Broncos, he has a statue out in front of Lucas Oil. Tom probably will never say this and he won a championship I the greatest quarterback ever and you let me know You told me good enough It wasn it was bad enough When I first got into the league I had to watch guy after guy, after guy, after guy. And you mean to tell me after six Superbowls, after three MVPs, after four Superbowl MVPs, I'm not good enough. Funny how that business work, huh? And, and I understand coach Belichick, but he said, Mr. Kraft. You signed off. You fired him, so you mean to tell me you couldn't override it? You let it get to this? That's just me. That's just me looking at it, knowing how I'm going to …”
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Tom Brady's championship win with Tampa Bay may hold more significance than his six titles with the Patriots. After two decades in New England, Brady proved his worth by leading a new team to victory, raising questions about whether he was the key to the Patriots' success all along. This twist in his career showcases the complexities of team dynamics and legacy in the NFL.
“… There were there were many issues offensively for them last year. You're not. You could never have too many weapons for your quarterback at all. The Denver Broncos are bringing back running back J.K. Dobbins on a $20 million deal. The deal includes $8 million fully guaranteed. Dobbins led the Broncos in carries 153, rush yards 772, and runs of at least 10 yards, 21. But he also didn't play after November 6th because of a foot injury he suffered a Thursday night in the win over the Raiders. Last season, Dobbins failed to play more than 10 games for the fourth time in his six-year NFL career. In 2021, he …”
“… But again it still early This is there There some other pieces that you that you can continue to add So I excited for Cam Ward I just I'm hoping that they do more and add more weapons around him so he doesn't have the issues like he had last year. There were there were many issues offensively for them last year. You're not. You could never have too many weapons for your quarterback at all. The Denver Broncos are bringing back running back J.K. Dobbins on a $20 million deal. The deal includes $8 million fully guaranteed. Dobbins led the Broncos in carries 153, rush yards 772, and runs of at least 10 yards, 21. But he also didn't play after November 6th because of a foot injury he suffered a Thursday night in the win over the Raiders. Last season, Dobbins failed to play more than 10 games for the fourth time in his six-year NFL career. In 2021, he missed a season because of a torn ACL and played just one game in 2023 before tearing his Achilles. Ocho, do you like this move? I mean, I like it. I like it. I'm not sure. I mean, oh, that's tough, especially at their running back position. It's like it's tough. I'm not I'm not sure what to say unless you're, you know, the elite of the elite. Are …”
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The Tennessee Titans are making a splash in free agency, spending $270 million to bolster their roster, including signing ex-Giants wide receiver Wondell Robinson. As they aim to support last year's number one draft pick, Cam Ward, the question remains: have they done enough to improve their offensive struggles? With other teams in the division strengthening their squads, the Titans face pressure to rise to the challenge.
“… you did? Remember Jeff Burris? Remember Jeff Burris? from Notre Dame, right? Yeah, yeah. I didn't play with him, but Torrey and Delta was with me in Denver. Oh, yeah. In Denver? Yeah, yeah, Joe. So that was my time to get my best work in, Joe, because I don't get to see them boys doing practice. Yeah. Yeah, man. I'm talking about Joe. I still, if we, if goddamn 101 was 10 minutes, Joe, I got about nine minutes worth of 101. Mm. I took all the rest. I was like that in the league. When I was a wide receiver we had a drill so you had to like start you know you tried to So they had a dummy back there …”
“… because obviously once you go to 7-on-7 and you go to 11-11, it's scout team. So I wanted my number one DBs that I would be facing, you know, Jonathan Joseph, Delton O'Neal, Torrey James. Oh, you know, I played with Delta. I played with Torrey. Oh, you did? Remember Jeff Burris? Remember Jeff Burris? from Notre Dame, right? Yeah, yeah. I didn't play with him, but Torrey and Delta was with me in Denver. Oh, yeah. In Denver? Yeah, yeah, Joe. So that was my time to get my best work in, Joe, because I don't get to see them boys doing practice. Yeah. Yeah, man. I'm talking about Joe. I still, if we, if goddamn 101 was 10 minutes, Joe, I got about nine minutes worth of 101. Mm. I took all the rest. I was like that in the league. When I was a wide receiver we had a drill so you had to like start you know you tried to So they had a dummy back there So the DB trying to start and he tried to push through you to touch the dummy You know, they're like, man, who's going to go against Sharp? So you know, I'm a rookie. You know, everybody's like, I'm going to go against a rookie. Yeah. I said, in my head, they think I'm soft. So, you know, hey, I stalk and everything. I hold him off. And, you know, …”
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In a fierce competition during drills, I transformed from an underestimated rookie into a defensive powerhouse. My determination to protect the dummy, representing the running back, ensured no one would touch it again, proving my worth among seasoned players. This moment defined my early career and solidified my reputation on the field.
“… the Pacers the last game that's a soft landing so so they've got a they've got a half game lead on Houston for the three seed now that victory over Denver was huge obviously for many reasons but also in tie break because that won them the tiebreak. And I will say there's something interesting. We'll be talking about tiebreaks more coming up. Minnesota is in really bad shape on tiebreakers. They basically have lost the tiebreakers pretty much to everybody or are behind in the tiebreakers to everybody. Minnesota is in bad tiebreak position. The Lakers tiebreak position is pretty good. We'll see …”
“… Rockets heat and then day off then at Orlando who's one of the hottest teams in the league then day off and then they finish it a week from Monday at Detroit actually they don't finish it there that's the tarred part they finish it there they play the Pacers the last game that's a soft landing so so they've got a they've got a half game lead on Houston for the three seed now that victory over Denver was huge obviously for many reasons but also in tie break because that won them the tiebreak. And I will say there's something interesting. We'll be talking about tiebreaks more coming up. Minnesota is in really bad shape on tiebreakers. They basically have lost the tiebreakers pretty much to everybody or are behind in the tiebreakers to everybody. Minnesota is in bad tiebreak position. The Lakers tiebreak position is pretty good. We'll see what happens with the Rockets games coming up. The tiebreaker is still up in the air there. But one thing to point out, and this is something for the Suns fans to keep an eye on. If you win your division, And there are still divisions out there, ladies and gentlemen. And the Suns and the Lakers are fighting, quote unquote, for the Pacific Division …”
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The Lakers have positioned themselves strongly for the playoffs, currently holding the three seed, thanks to a crucial win over Denver. With upcoming games against struggling teams like Houston and San Antonio, their path to the conference finals appears favorable, especially if they can secure the Pacific Division title. This strategic advantage could make all the difference in their playoff journey.
“… beyond Okay so they all kind of right there next to each other In fact, they have like virtually the same record. Okay, four through six. Houston, Denver, Minnesota. All right, so here's how I want to frame this. This is what I want to ask you. so four plays five, but feeds into Oak city. Yes. Okay. Would you, if you're a fan of one of those teams, wouldn't you rather be six and play the Lakers and feed into San Antonio? It's weird that the standings are four or five, six, But just because like there's no great matchup, right? You're either going to have to play Houston, Denver or Minnesota. …”
“… standings. What stands out? Oh, you and I are going to have the same thing on this. Yeah, it's obvious. What is happening with four through six The Rockets the Nuggets and the Timberwolves One through three is pretty much locked up And so is seven and beyond Okay so they all kind of right there next to each other In fact, they have like virtually the same record. Okay, four through six. Houston, Denver, Minnesota. All right, so here's how I want to frame this. This is what I want to ask you. so four plays five, but feeds into Oak city. Yes. Okay. Would you, if you're a fan of one of those teams, wouldn't you rather be six and play the Lakers and feed into San Antonio? It's weird that the standings are four or five, six, But just because like there's no great matchup, right? You're either going to have to play Houston, Denver or Minnesota. They're all going to have to play each other. But of those. And it would be interesting to see if anybody would attempt to maneuver this. But if given the choice, wouldn't you rather have your path to the Western Conference finals be the Lakers and then the Spurs rather than one of those? Either Denver. What? No. No, why? Because you because I would …”
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In the tight Western Conference standings, teams are debating whether it's better to face the Lakers or other contenders in the playoffs. With Houston, Denver, and Minnesota all vying for playoff positioning, the discussion centers on whether a matchup against the Lakers is more favorable than battling it out among the Jekyll and Hyde teams. Ultimately, the choice could determine their path to the Western Conference finals.
“… right now and then try to move forward. But they are going to be the worst team in the league by a lot, by a lot next year. Who's more all in, the Broncos or the Rams? Oh, the Rams. I don't necessarily view the Broncos as all-in. I think that they made a smart trade. I like the Waddle trade. He's only 27. He's on a reasonable contract. I usually don like trading first pick plus for aging player but he not really aging He doesn make a ton of money The Rams are again there not a lot of franchises that I think are run well and by well I mean the way I would do it. But the Rams recognizing we have …”
“… but Malik, you start next year, and then maybe he's a trade chip if he plays well. So I think what they're doing, logically, if you said, Nick, you're taking over the Dolphins, I would have done a lot of the same things. Like, let's take our medicine right now and then try to move forward. But they are going to be the worst team in the league by a lot, by a lot next year. Who's more all in, the Broncos or the Rams? Oh, the Rams. I don't necessarily view the Broncos as all-in. I think that they made a smart trade. I like the Waddle trade. He's only 27. He's on a reasonable contract. I usually don like trading first pick plus for aging player but he not really aging He doesn make a ton of money The Rams are again there not a lot of franchises that I think are run well and by well I mean the way I would do it. But the Rams recognizing we have the oldest excellent quarterback in the league, so let's not treat 2029 as valuable as 2026. I think it's super smart. The Broncos saying, our window is opening, so we don't want to go all in, but we also want to take advantage of the moment. And it's a very interesting thing with the disbursement of receivers across the league. I would argue right …”
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The Miami Dolphins are poised to become the worst team in the league next year, but their strategy could pay off in the long run. By taking their medicine now, they can position themselves for a brighter future, potentially trading their new quarterback if he performs well. This approach mirrors other teams like the Rams, who are also making calculated moves to maximize their competitive window.
“… Rich. Three. Buffalo. The Bills. Nope. B minus. Fire. DJ Moore is not enough. Titans. They are nope. C plus. According to PFF, JD. Did someone say Broncos? Nope. Has not been said yet. No. Broncos. C. Nope. No. Covino wins that round. Let's go. Name some of the other teams that made the top 16 there. Top 16. We got the Jets at 13 coming in with a B. You got the Commanders coming in at 16 with a B. And then you got the Panthers at two with an A minus. I deem this question faulty and don't think it should be counted. That's funny. You say that every time you lose a round. It's not updated. The fact …”
“… You can tell them. They are a B. All right, perfect. Rich. 49ers. Yep, they are a B as well. Boom shakalaka buyer. Raiders. They are a A-minus, yes. Wow. JD. Rams. They are an A. Oh, I'm one of the only A's. Yeah, Covino. Chiefs. They are A. Yes, B. Rich. Three. Buffalo. The Bills. Nope. B minus. Fire. DJ Moore is not enough. Titans. They are nope. C plus. According to PFF, JD. Did someone say Broncos? Nope. Has not been said yet. No. Broncos. C. Nope. No. Covino wins that round. Let's go. Name some of the other teams that made the top 16 there. Top 16. We got the Jets at 13 coming in with a B. You got the Commanders coming in at 16 with a B. And then you got the Panthers at two with an A minus. I deem this question faulty and don't think it should be counted. That's funny. You say that every time you lose a round. It's not updated. The fact that the Broncos, whose Super Bowl odds went up plus four.”
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Several NFL teams received impressive grades for their free agency moves, with the Vikings, 49ers, and Raiders all earning high marks. As players like JD from Florida compete in a game to name these teams, the excitement builds around who will come out on top. This lively discussion highlights the competitive nature of the NFL and the significance of these grades in shaping team performance.
“… but Dobbins is back, and I think that Dobbins is going to be the primary ball carrier yet again. The fact that there was so much smoke around the Denver Broncos running back room, then R.J. Harvey's inefficiencies, and he got the opportunity. You know, the worst in fantasy football is when you believe in a player and you never get to see them fail. They fail not on the field. That's always a bummer. But R.J. Harvey had his chance there at the end of the year to tell the team, you don't need to add anybody else. This is R.J. Harvey's backfield. That did not happen.”
“… a shoe. They'll get JK Dobbins back. And then for Harvey to have to worry about Dobbins was a, that'd be an issue. If you're talking Brees Hall level of a player and commitment, then R.J. Harvey is just, he will be a backup. Well, that didn't happen, but Dobbins is back, and I think that Dobbins is going to be the primary ball carrier yet again. The fact that there was so much smoke around the Denver Broncos running back room, then R.J. Harvey's inefficiencies, and he got the opportunity. You know, the worst in fantasy football is when you believe in a player and you never get to see them fail. They fail not on the field. That's always a bummer. But R.J. Harvey had his chance there at the end of the year to tell the team, you don't need to add anybody else. This is R.J. Harvey's backfield. That did not happen.”
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RJ Harvey had a golden chance to claim the starting role in the Denver Broncos' backfield but failed to impress when given the opportunity. Despite being a second-round pick, his performance was subpar, ranking among the worst in key metrics. With JK Dobbins returning, Harvey's future looks bleak as he risks being relegated to backup status.
“… respect and if those guys get hot and shoot 50 from three sure maybe we're going home but i'm not walking into this with nightmares of Santa Clara Broncos in the first round of the NCAA tournament. How many of our guys, if they played in the West Coast Conference, wouldn't be first-team All-American? Or first-team All-Conference, or whatever it is they have. First of all, I think, don't they have like ten guys on the first team? Okay, so they've got three of them. That's nice. You think O.A. would be first-team in the West Coast Conference? Yep. You think Aberdeen would be first-team in the West …”
“… fight and play in the 40s if they want to get up and down and play in transition and shoot okay i think that's a better matchup for kentucky now sure their guys i mean they have three all-conference first team players i mean they they deserve some respect and if those guys get hot and shoot 50 from three sure maybe we're going home but i'm not walking into this with nightmares of Santa Clara Broncos in the first round of the NCAA tournament. How many of our guys, if they played in the West Coast Conference, wouldn't be first-team All-American? Or first-team All-Conference, or whatever it is they have. First of all, I think, don't they have like ten guys on the first team? Okay, so they've got three of them. That's nice. You think O.A. would be first-team in the West Coast Conference? Yep. You think Aberdeen would be first-team in the West Coast Conference? Probably. You think Moreno would? You think Chandler would? Like there would be a lot of our guys would be if they played in that conference. It's just I don't get – I don't understand the being afraid. The doom and gloom. I get frustrated. Everyone should be frustrated. But there is a moment that when you're playing – they …”
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Kentucky fans are overly anxious about facing Santa Clara in the NCAA tournament, despite the Broncos' long absence from the tournament scene. The debate highlights that many Kentucky players would excel in Santa Clara's conference, raising questions about the fan base's fear. Ultimately, while respect is due to Santa Clara's talent, the panic seems unwarranted given their historical struggles.
“… Don't roll your eyes on this But you think about explosive Edge defenders In Kansas City I can't stop thinking about Watching as a kid Watching my Denver Broncos And watching John Elway have to run away from Derek Thomas. I think the Chiefs go Arvel Reese. That's great value at nine right there and a guy that's a sure fire top three, four pick in the draft for this year. Number 10, the Bengals. They need edge rusher, in particular after Hendrickson walks out the door with that whole debacle with the Ravens and Crosby from the Raiders, and that goes down, and they don't have to give the first two picks, …”
“… else is out there? Arvel Reese. Do you think the Chiefs would pass up on Arvel Reese at nine? I don't think that they would I really don't They've got a big need at corner, we know that But this guy could be Like Insanely good And this comp is gonna Don't roll your eyes on this But you think about explosive Edge defenders In Kansas City I can't stop thinking about Watching as a kid Watching my Denver Broncos And watching John Elway have to run away from Derek Thomas. I think the Chiefs go Arvel Reese. That's great value at nine right there and a guy that's a sure fire top three, four pick in the draft for this year. Number 10, the Bengals. They need edge rusher, in particular after Hendrickson walks out the door with that whole debacle with the Ravens and Crosby from the Raiders, and that goes down, and they don't have to give the first two picks, and they get Hendrickson from the Bengals. And now all of a sudden the Bengals have an edge need. And there's David Bailey from Texas tech. I love David Bailey. I'll tell you, this guy was a, an absolute production monster for the red Raiders. He was terrific. Grab one of the best pass rushers in the draft right here in the all college football …”
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In an all-college football draft, Arvel Reese and David Bailey would be game-changers at picks nine and ten. The Chiefs are likely to snag Reese, an explosive edge defender reminiscent of Derek Thomas, while the Bengals could secure Bailey, a production monster from Texas Tech, to fill their edge rusher need. This draft showcases insane value with top talents available, reshaping team strategies.
“Denver Broncos just picked up Jalen Waddle for the Miami Dolphins, according to Shefty. What? Yeah. Gave up their first round pick this year and I think a fourth or a fifth round pick in the future. But, boy, the Dolphins rebuilding, and that's a great pickup for the Denver Broncos to get Jalen Waddell. Let's bring in Reggie Miller. Reggie on the call for the Warriors Knicks on Sunday tonight. He's got Cavs at the Bucs, 8 Eastern on NBC, and Peacock. What do …”
“Denver Broncos just picked up Jalen Waddle for the Miami Dolphins, according to Shefty. What? Yeah. Gave up their first round pick this year and I think a fourth or a fifth round pick in the future. But, boy, the Dolphins rebuilding, and that's a great pickup for the Denver Broncos to get Jalen Waddell. Let's bring in Reggie Miller. Reggie on the call for the Warriors Knicks on Sunday tonight. He's got Cavs at the Bucs, 8 Eastern on NBC, and Peacock. What do you remember about your March Madness experience? I think my senior year going against, in the first round, Dan Marley. I believe it was Central Michigan beating them, and then thinking that we were gonna have a clear sweet 16 birth because we played good old best name Finnis Dimbo in Wyoming thinking okay we going to run through them and then we …”
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In a stunning upset, Fennis Dembo led Wyoming to defeat Reggie Miller's UCLA team in the 1987 NCAA tournament, proving that anything can happen in March Madness. Despite being overlooked, Dembo's performance not only ended UCLA's hopes for a sweet 16 berth but also launched his own career. This moment illustrates the unpredictable nature of the tournament, where every team has a fighting chance.
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