Podcast appearances and mentions of Pat Bowlen

In hour 4 of The Drive, Zach and Phil react to a trade scenario in which the Broncos trade out of the first-round pick and pick up an additional second round pick and two, third round picks. Phil explains why he is a fan of this move and would like the Broncos to have more “darts” to use on picks. We hear from Broncos GM, George Paton and his thoughts on having more picks and being able to leverage them to work the draft. Should Sean Payton stay out of the way of George Paton and let Paton do what he does best and evaluate talent? With no specific needs to fill for the Broncos, does it make sense to add opportunities to add depth with more picks? We acknowledge the anniversary of Pat Bowlen buying the Broncos 41 years ago and what he meant to the Broncos and the state of Colorado. We wrap up the show with what the guys learned in Denver Sports.

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil discuss the idea of the Broncos trading back from the 20th overall pick and adding more draft picks. With no specific needs to fill for the Broncos, does it make sense to add opportunities to add depth with more picks? We hear from Broncos GM, George Paton and his thoughts on having more picks and being able to leverage them to work the draft. Should Sean Payton stay out of the way of George Paton and let Paton do what he does best and evaluate talent? 9News Broncos insider Mike Klis joins the show to discuss how the Broncos can reshape the salary cap, the Broncos not making any moves at the running back position yet, and much more. Today’s “Three Count” features the anniversary of Pat Bowlen buying the Broncos 41 years ago, how big of a loss it will be for the Broncos as Lil Jordan Humphrey joins the Giants, and CSU beating Memphis in the first round of the tournament. We preview the Rockies as they are one week away from opening day.

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil breakdown all the moving parts of NFL free agency as it kicked off today. Phil walks us through what players are going through today. What moves have the Broncos made so far? And what players linked to the Broncos signed elsewhere? What will it take for the Broncos to bring in Dre Greenlaw? Will the Broncos get the best football out of Talanoa Hufanga? Today’s “Three Count” features ex Broncos linebacker Cody Barton finding a new home in Tennessee, Steph Curry accepting a role as assistant GM at his alma mater Davidson College, and Tad Boyle returning to Boulder in 2026 after a tough season. Zach and Phil continue to count down the 30 most impactful moments in the last 30 years of Denver sports. Today’s moment being when the new ownership purchased the Broncos and tuned the page on “the trust” handling the team after Pat Bowlen.

We've reached the two-minute warning, if you will, of the 2024 presidential campaign, the near-conclusion of our long slog of an election season, the end of a grueling, bruising competition. By the end of Tuesday night, we may know whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump will coach the American attack – offense, defense and special teams -- for the next four years. But for the collection of men and women who own National Football League franchises, the race for the White House is just another contest, this one on a different surface than artificial turf. According to a USA Today review of Federal Election Commission filings, NFL owners contributed at least $28 million to federal political candidates and causes during the 2023-24 political cycle. That's seven times the amount the group donated during the 2020 period. Obviously, when you generate the kind of revenue the NFL does – an estimated $20 billion last year – you've got cash to throw around. And with that cash come influence. That these captains of industry are so willing and able to invest in the partisan realm speaks volumes about the freedom we enjoy. These folks get their hands dirty helping to mold democracy. And make no mistake: they shovel a lot of dirt. A major reason that the investment of these owners is so much higher than four years ago is that one of those executives shoveled much more this time than the rest. When Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen died five years ago, control of the club was sold to a group that includes members of the Walton family, which owns retail behemoth Wal-Mart. Rob Walton, the eldest Walton son, gave more than $16 million of his own fortune, during that cycle, while his daughter, Carrie and son-in-law Greg, have given $1.2 million themselves. They're not the only owners forking over big bucks to be part of the political process. Falcons owner Arthur Blank and Carolina owner David Tepper gave more than $2.5 million each, while Jets owner Woody Johnson contributed $1.8 million in that round. While some of the NFL money went exclusively to Gridiron PAC, a league-created organization designed to lobby congressmen and senators, the bulk of those donations went to Republicans and right-leaning causes. Indeed, USA Today reported that 83 percent of campaign contributions went to conservative candidates, political action committees and related organizations. Most of Tepper's money, for instance, went to former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's presidential run, while Johnson, who was appointed ambassador to Great Britain by Trump, made all his contributions to the former president. Meanwhile, Blank, a co-founder of Home Depot, made donations to Democratic candidates, including Harris, whom he has formally endorsed. And Steelers owner Art Rooney II also has given to the vice president's campaign. There's a better than decent chance that we won't know who will emerge victorious from this year's campaign for a few days or longer. It's a big difference between politics and sports, where the winner is known immediately. We will however know who one group of winners will be: the NFL owners. And they'll be unbeaten from this election to the next one and the next one. And that's how I see it for this week. You can reach us via email with your questions and comments at Sports at Large at gmail.com. And follow me on Threads and Twitter at Sports at Large. Until next week, for all of us here and for producer Spencer Bryant, I'm Milton Kent. Thanks for listening and enjoy the games.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of The Drive goes down memory lane as they discuss the three biggest moments that led to the demise of the Denver Broncos since Super Bowl 50. Phil makes his case for why the passing of Pat Bowlen hurt the Broncos. The guys try to nail down who or what was the number one reason behind why the Broncos are suffering. | The Drive’s “Three Count” praises DU Hockey for winning their 10th National Championship! | The Denver Nuggets lost their opportunity to be the one seed in the West by blowing a huge lead vs SAS. Zach and Phil breakdown why the Nuggets playoff position is a result of a team that already sees the light. 

In this special “Season, Team, Boom Box, and Screen” episode of the Rated Rabbi Sports Card Podcast, we welcome Rabbi Seth Limmer to the studio for a deep dive into his beloved 1986 NY Football Giants. Along the way, we wrestle with a Rashomon-like inquiry into memory, perspective, and truth as we recall the ferocious Giants' defense, TE Mark Bavaro's epic dragging of Ronnie Lott during a Monday night comeback, and the Giants' 49-3 playoff obliteration of the 49ers in the Meadowlands. Of course, no conversation of that win is complete without Jim Burt's devastating hit on Joe Montana and the human white flag of surrender embodied by backup QB Jeff Kemp. We also argue over the best number for a QB, remember when Montana and Walter Payton hosted Saturday Night Live the night before Super Bowl XXI, wax poetically over the perfection of the Rose Bowl in Pasadena as a Super Bowl location, and Seth fawns over scrappy WR Phil McConkey as the symbol of the NY Giants' ethos. Plus, Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen in a full-length fur coat! #sportscards #80s #baseballcards #vintagebaseballcards #nostalgia #snl #superbowl #newyorkgiants

Stink heads out and is replaced by our own Cecil Lammey who joins Mat Smith and comes in hot with his take on the Russ saga. Cecil wonders of Pat Bowlen would have ever treated Russ the way the Broncos have. And who will the broncos QB because it's definitely not going to be Stidham.   

Seth Wickersham Article On Sean Payton, Payton's Relationship With The NFL, Pat Bowlen

The Denver Broncos said goodbye to the last remaining player from the Super Bowl 50 Squad, by releasing Kicker Brandon McManus. While some were surprised by this move, I for one was really not. Also, the evolution of Thursday Night Football continues to get ugly and our new CEO showed one way he has stripes of a different color then the previous Broncos all-time great owner Pat Bowlen. #unitedinorange #broncos #broncoscountry #nfl #cromwellsports #podcast #broncoscountryblitz #brandonmcmanus

Hour 2 of The Drive looks back at John Elway and his time as the Broncos GM. Did Tim Tebow help or hurt the Broncos during his time as the Broncos QB? The Broncos had their eye on Russell Wilson, but Peyton Manning stepped in. What could the Broncos have accomplished with a younger Russell Wilson? Our Denversports.com Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive. Mase talks about how Russ to the Broncos would've played out in 2012 and beyond. Could the Broncos have won more SB's with Russ if he was drafted? Could Brock have led the Broncos back to the SB in 2016 had he stayed? What would life have been like if John Elway owned The Denver Broncos? | James Merilatt joins The Drive! James takes another victory lap about Coach Malone. Why is Coach Malone acting like the tough guy? Have they tuned him out? Where do the Nuggets go from here? How many more years of Nikola Jokic's prime do they have left to win a championship? | James talks about John Elway's legacy and what he means to Colorado. What should John's statue look like? James talks about his time under Pat Bowlen when he worked for the Denver Broncos. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2-18-2023 Passed Ball Show. John opens up this program by explaining, in detail, why the Baseball Hall of Fame has failed both the players it has held out and the players that are being selected to enter. John claims that the essential ignorance of an entire generation of top baseball players has caused a ripple effect of campaigns for very good players to get in due to a resurgence of popularity. John also mentions the fact that the Baseball Hall of Fame can never be looked at as the place for the "elite of the elite" for two reasons: 1. being that all time greats like Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Joe Jackson, Pete Rose, and Rafael Palmeiro are NOT in. and 2. being the fact that good players that needed strong contingents (either through the inside of MLB or through online campaigns) like Scott Rolen, Harold Baines, Tony Oliva are now in. He also points out that baseball thinks racism belongs in its Hall of Fame over steroids, which put that way, is a shitty stance to take. John mourns the passing of long time MLB catcher and even longer time broadcaster Tim McCarver, whom he considers a mentor. John describes what he learned from McCarver that has become part of him. Former MLB pitcher Brian BuBois, another former PBS guest, passed away this week as well. In this day's "Saving Sports History," John talks about the before mentioned racist MLB Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis and the day he resigned as a US Judge, a 33 year old just minted MLB Baseball Owner, a 15 year old baseball pitcher, seven (7) Daytona 500's, including the one responsible for the death of Dale Earnhardt, George Gipp, Enzo Ferrari, Joe Gordon, Manny Mota, Pat Bowlen, Andy Moog, Gary Reasons (PBS guest), Alexander Mogiliny, James J Corbett, Harry Caray, and Eddie Mathews.

Pat Bowlen was an American lawyer and partial owner of the Denver Broncos, along with his two brothers and sister. He served as the Broncos CEO until July 2014, when he stepped down due to progressive effects of Alzheimer's disease, and passed away in 2019. His estate plan was unique due to the family trust … Continue reading REPLAY! Celebrity Estates Podcast: Pat Bowlen: Creating An Estate Plan Before Being Forced Out (Ep. 74) →

Losing coach of Raiders vs Broncos should be fired. Ownership situation in Vegas and in Denver. Pat Bowlen's legacy compared to expectations for the Walton-Penner group.

George Paton hired the wrong guy in Nathaniel Hackett. He is a great guy, just not the man for the job here in Denver. Pat Bowlen wasn't afraid to change up head coaches, but there is a risk tied to that practice. How will the Walton-Penner group react if the season continues with this much offensive ineptitude?

Hour 3 and Football at Four come together to help everyone see just how much the Broncos needed a new owner all along! Also, is Coach Hackett and the Broncos truly ready for tomorrow with the Cowboys? 6 Quick Questions come at you with deep questions about the new Broncos regime! Mike Salk from Seattle 710 ESPN joins The Drive to discuss the new and improved Drew Lock! It doesn't take long for Tyler and Mike to go toe to toe about Russell Wilson and why exactly did he leave Seattle. Tyler and DMac can't believe that Seattle did what they did to get Russ out of town. Denverfan.com's James Merilatt joins The Drive to discuss his thoughts on ownership today. James was pleased with how today went down but he wonders did it have a Pat Bowlen feel to it? Also, James answers all of the conspiracy theories about the new ownership group. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Walton-Penner Ownership Group has officially purchased the Denver Broncos for a record $4.65 billion. Rob Walton said after the NFL owners meeting and talked about continuing the success Pat Bowlen started with the Broncos franchise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Training Camp takeaways, Hackett's approach, Russell Wilson connecting with WRs, RB division of labor, DeShawn Williams interview, Broncos D-Line, Pat Bowlen Era, Walton-Penner group, PLL at DU, MLB playoff push

In the final hour, Orlando and Cecil reflect back on the Pat Bowlen era as an owner with tomorrow being the day in which the owners vote and make the Broncos sale official. The fellas then honored Demaryius Thomas on "Demaryius Thomas Day." Orlando talked about how he met Brandon Marshall this weekend for the first time. Has the defense dominated the Denver offense so far in camp? The guys then previewed tomorrow's practice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For more than thirty years, Pat Bowlen brought something to the Denver Broncos and the NFL that helped shape the game and team ownership, into what we know today.  Bowlen, or “Mr. B' as he was known, was the type of owner who put football first and truly cared about his players and the team.  A philanthropist as well, Bowlen chaired the board at the Denver Broncos charities and has left a lasting legacy helping with the fight against Alzheimers. Visit truthplusmedia.com for more info on this episode and the Show. *Thanks @ 9news for audio clips

The Denver Broncos vacancy of having an NFL owner is officially over pending the final approval of sale. Rob Walton and Greg Penner have won the bid to take control of ownership of the Denver Broncos at a record sale of $4.65 billion dollars. What can Walton and Penner do in the short, intermediate, and long term to help the Broncos follow in the path Pat Bowlen created for them, now under new ownership? What does this mean about the Broncos opportunities to continue to get better in both on-field and off-field platforms? Cody Roark and Sayre Bedinger share their Broncos analysis and more.Rob Walton purchases Denver Broncos SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnBroncosWANT MORE DAILY DENVER BRONCOS CONTENT?Follow & Subscribe to the Podcast on these platforms…

The Denver Broncos vacancy of having an NFL owner is officially over pending the final approval of sale. Rob Walton and Greg Penner have won the bid to take control of ownership of the Denver Broncos at a record sale of $4.65 billion dollars. What can Walton and Penner do in the short, intermediate, and long term to help the Broncos follow in the path Pat Bowlen created for them, now under new ownership? What does this mean about the Broncos opportunities to continue to get better in both on-field and off-field platforms? Cody Roark and Sayre Bedinger share their Broncos analysis and more. Rob Walton purchases Denver Broncos SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnBroncos WANT MORE DAILY DENVER BRONCOS CONTENT? Follow & Subscribe to the Podcast on these platforms…

Hour 4 looks to land the plane with a huge thank you to Pat Bowlen and his family for all he's done for the Denver Broncos! Tyler also talks about how money can't make everything successful so can this family use their resources properly to keep the Broncos as a premium franchise? The Avs are back to practice tomorrow and the goalie saga continues. When exactly will the Stanley Cup Finals start? There's more confusion about it than most think but the guys explain what they know thus far. Mt. Polumbus speaks about what makes Darcy the #1 goalie when Frankie is undefeated thus far? Tyler hands out game balls to end the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pat Bowlen 3rd Son of Pat Bowlen Former Owner of the Denver Broncos  RIP  Stops by The Smoking With JoeThunder podcast w/  Co Host Elvis Freshleee with B good dispensary    We chop it up with PBJ , about the selling of the Broncos estate,  growing up his while life in Denver and around the Denver Broncos Organization.  Pat tells some crazy stories about living that life , the  owner life, going place many people dont get to go .   Find out who he thing the best tattoo artist in town are, and breathing orange and blue... This is must Hear. Rest in Peace Pat Bowlen Thanks for all the memories ...

On this edition of Nick & Cecil, Nick has the floor as he describes what he wants and needs from the possible new owner/ownership of the Broncos. He was around Pat Bowlen, possibly the greatest owner in not only football, but pro sports. And Nick hopes the new person and/or group is able to keep that tradition alive.  We also hear from Broncos' tackle Garrett Bolles in the 'cannonball' segment as Bolles himself and Bradley Chubb spoke at Dove Valley and explain how Russell Wilson is OBSESSED with winning. Our own Mat Smith again joins the show and, as a Cubs fan, previews this upcoming 4-game series with the Rockies. Plus, the guys touch on the 9-goal output by the Avs vs the Kings and preview the upcoming game against the Devils! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pat Bowlen was an American lawyer and partial owner of the Denver Broncos, along with his two brothers and sister. He served as the Broncos CEO until July 2014, when he stepped down due to progressive effects of Alzheimer's disease, and passed away in 2019. His estate plan was unique due to the family trust … Continue reading 64. Pat Bowlen: Creating An Estate Plan Before Being Forced Out →

Tune in for an episode on “Current Trends” – specifically, this episode is about the Denver Broncos' future following the passing of their owner, Pat Bowlen. Tune in! Sources and episode transcript can be found at: LegalTeaPodcast.com.

Johnny Bowlen, son of former Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, went on a rant bashing George Paton and Brittany Bowlen.

DeHuff explains the different avenues the Denver Broncos franchise can take in the near future when it comes to ownership. We all know the trust that runs it now, is set to devolve. So who will take over?

On this episode of "The Snap," Sydney Jones and Alexis Perry are joined by ESPN NFL feature reporter Michelle Beisner-Buck to talk about the key components of storytelling (1:34), her time as a Denver Broncos cheerleader (9:40) and how to balance work with twin boys (20:10). She also discusses her feature stories that included former Broncos safety Rahim Moore, former Broncos head coach John Fox and late Broncos owner Pat Bowlen (5:51). Want more of "The Snap"? Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, TuneIn, Stitcher or wherever you find your podcasts. Make sure to leave a rating and review.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of "The Snap," Alexis Perry and Sydney Jones are joined by former Raiders CEO and CBS Sports analyst Amy Trask. Trask discusses her previous role with the Raiders, the path she took to become CEO and her transition into broadcasting. She also talks about the rivalry between the Broncos and Raiders, her memories of Pat Bowlen and more. Want more of "The Snap"? Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, TuneIn, Stitcher or wherever you find your podcasts. Make sure to leave a rating and review.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's episode of Locked On Broncos features an update on the Broncos injury report. Jake Butt missed practice again on Sunday as his recovery from ACL surgery continues to limit him. DaeSean Hamilton and Ja'Wuan James both returned to practice on Sunday alongside CB Bryce Callahan as the team prepares for another Thursday game when they travel to Seattle to take on Russell Wilson and the Seahawks.How much will the starters play this week? At this point it's up in the air if they'll play more than a series or two, but we await word from Broncos HC Vic Fangio.Over the weekend, the Broncos celebrated Pat Bowlen and Champ Bailey as they became immortalized in football legacy. We recap how we felt listening to Champ Bailey's speech and watched the commemorative video on Pat Bowlen's induction into the Hall of Fame. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 2 of the IN-COM-PLETE!!! podcast will cover:Broncos vs. Falcons Hall of Fame GameTheo Riddick on his way to DenverKelly and Ty's thoughts on Pat Bowlen and Champ BaileyLooking ahead to Seattle

Today's episode of @LockedOnBroncos features the Bowlen family finding out that they will receive Pat Bowlen's HOF Ring and Jacket after speculation following his passing. The ring and the jacket will be placed in the front lobby of the Broncos Headquarters at the UC Health Training Center in Denver.We also dive in to the discussion regarding the NFL and NFLPA working to agree to a new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) before the 2019 season begins -- despite a hopeful timeline, from what I've been told both sides have a long ways to go when it comes to topics regarding player safety (Thursday Night Football turnaround, Guaranteed $ in contracts etc..)Segment 1: Broncos News and Notes - Pat Bowlen's HOF Jacket and RingSegment 2: NFL and NFLPA analysisSegment 3: Broncos Poll of the Day Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's episode of Locked On Broncos dives into the fanbase for a Broncos Country mailbag. We highlight Pat Bowlen's memorial yesterday in Denver. Broncos Country asked several intriguing questions regarding Ron Leary's move to RG. Does Joe Flacco have the best supporting cast (on paper) in his career with Denver? Will Coach Fangio's defensive scheme take away a lot of the coverage issues that Broncos ILB's had over the last several years? We dive into all of this on today's show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In today's episode of the podcast, Mile High Huddle's Carl Dumler joins to podcast to reflect on the passing of Pat Bowlen giving his thoughts. Meanwhile, we discuss the durability of Phillip Lindsay and why it is a non-issue. Lastly, we finish up the show by breaking down how the Denver Broncos can get back to hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In today's episode, we talk about the tribute ceremony that happened yesterday at Broncos Stadium at Mile High and who were some celebrity appearances. We also look at the top five moments of the Pat Bowlen era. It is not an official one to five ranking, but rather top five moments that will be remembered for a long time in Broncos Country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Recordamos a Pat Bowlen, ex dueño de Broncos, el pleito entre Patriots y Texans por el directivo Nick Caserio y las principales ausencias en minicamps. ¡La NFL no termina y nosotros tampoco! Facebook - bit.ly/3yFueraFB Twitter - bit.ly/3yFueraTwitter Youtube - bit.ly/3yFueraYT Instagram - bit.ly/3yFueraIG Grupo Facebook - bit.ly/3yFueraFBg Itunes - bit.ly/3yFueraItunes Spotify - bit.ly/3yFueraSpotify Sitio web - 3yfuera.com/ Conductor: Rudy Jacinto (@paradojaNFL)

Recordamos a Pat Bowlen, ex dueño de Broncos, el pleito entre Patriots y Texans por el directivo Nick Caserio y las principales ausencias en minicamps. ¡La NFL no termina y nosotros tampoco! Facebook - bit.ly/3yFueraFB Twitter - bit.ly/3yFueraTwitter Youtube - bit.ly/3yFueraYT Instagram - bit.ly/3yFueraIG Grupo Facebook - bit.ly/3yFueraFBg Itunes - bit.ly/3yFueraItunes Spotify - bit.ly/3yFueraSpotify Sitio web - 3yfuera.com/ Conductor: Rudy Jacinto (@paradojaNFL)Mentioned in this episode:PRECIO DEL FANTASY

The Denver Broncos will honor Pat Bowlen at Broncos Stadium at Mile High close to his statue. One of the many tributes that will happen during the season is players wearing decals on their helmets remembering "Mr. B." Also, there will be no Pat Bowlen Field at Mile High. We hear from two of the teams that released a statement regarding Bowlen's passing and Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this special edition of the LockedOn Broncos Podcast, we dedicate this episode to Pat Bowlen. Bowlen passed away at the age of 75 losing his battle to Alzheimer's. We discuss everything he meant on the football and also off it. He created a legacy that will never be forgotten. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steffan with a replay of former Broncos GM Ted Sundquist from hour one, commemorating the death of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen. A celebration of Flag Day and the U.S. Army’s birthday. Finally, on the “Friday Homestretch Film Review®”, we review and rate the 1997 SciFi film ‘The Fifth Element’. Have a happy Father’s Day weekend!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steffan with more on the death of Pat Bowlen at age 75, as well as the situation in the Middle East and a Denver City Council vote that will make you pull your hair. Craig Silverman calls in to promo his show tomorrow 9am-noon. A happy birthday chant greeted President Trump as he entered the Rose Garden for a speech; we have the audio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Long time Broncos owner Pat Bowlen has passed at age 75See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Harris Jr is back in Denver for at least this season. The Broncos and him came to an agreement on a pay raise from $7.9M to $12.05M which brings him back to the practice field today as Week 3 of OTAs kick off. What is the forecast for CHJR?Also Broncos Director of Sports Medicine and long-time friend of Pat Bowlen, Steve 'Greek' Antonopolus will present Pat Bowlen at the Pro Football Hall of Fame Ceremony. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Questionable to Return  |  Episode 29 Episode Site: Questionable to Return - Episode 29   In this episode: We are going to Fiserv Forum to see the Bucks vs. Magic Wisconsin High School Basketball Nicolet High School - Nationally Ranked We down memory lane, talking about an epic game Union Grove Broncos vs. Kenosha St. Joseph Lancers Great players of St. Joe's Great player of Racine St. Catherine's NFL Hall of Fame 2019 Inductees Announced Champ Bailey, Pat Bowlen, Gil Brandt, Tony Gonzalez, Ty Law, Kevin Mawae, Ed Reed and Johnny Robinson Sports Betting - Brewers Futures Bets Revealed, Super Bowl Bets NBA Trades, Bucks Trade Thon Maker to Detroit Pistons, Welcome Stanley Johnson Bucks Talk Preview AAF (Alliance of American Football) "Find the Fiction" Sports Trivia Game   Estimated Timestamps for Topics:  0:00:18 - Welcome... We are attending Saturday's Bucks game 0:08:18 - NFL HOF inductees (Cycle - single) 0:09:54 - Wisconsin High School Basketball (double) 0:17:41 - Brewers Future Bets (HR) 0:21:45 - Super Bowl betting (walk) 0:25:32 - NBA trades, Thon Maker, & Bucks talk (triple) 0:51:49 - AAF - A New Football League 1:00:08 - Find the Fiction (outro)   Tags: Sports, basketball, football, baseball, Packers, Brewers, Badgers, Bucks, Wisconsin Sports, Wisconsin Badgers Basketball, Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, NFL, NBA, NFL, Sports Betting, NBA All-Star, Sports Trivia, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Thon Maker, Union Grove Broncos, Alliance of American Football, Christian Wood

For #BroncosCountry, there was amazing news during Super Bowl weekend despite the Patriots winning the big game. Broncos owner Pat Bowlen and Legendary CB Champ Bailey were named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.@CodyRoarkNFL and @CameronParkerPO discuss this crazy weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's episode of @LockedOnBroncos features us talking about the growing sense of optimism around Champ Bailey, Steve Atwater and Pat Bowlen's candidacy for the Hall of Fame. We'll find out on Saturday at the NFL Honors ceremony who the 2019 Pro Football HOF class is.Every once in a while we consistently see a news outlet speculating a Von Miller trade to whatever team is out there, but we take to a segment to shut that noise up once and for all because Denver has never considered trading Miller away.Would a Players vs Coaches element at the Pro Bowl be something worth watching?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

@LockedOnBroncos"This One's For Pat"@CodyRoarkNFL and @CameronParkerPO discuss some of the injuries heading into the Broncos and Redskins matchup tomorrow. They also give their bold predictions for the game. And lastly Pat Bowlen has finally been selected as finalist into the 2019 Pro Football Hall of Fame as a Contributor. Cody and Cameron take some time to talk about and appreciate the continuing legacy and standard that Pat Bowlen has set not just for the Broncos, but for the city of Denver. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

@LockedOnBroncos @CodyRoarkNFL and @CameronParkerPO discuss today's joint practice with the Chicago Bears at the UC Health Training Center in Denver. They also talk about the growing optimism in the last week for Pat Bowlen's Hall of Fame bid.-Bears and Broncos Joint Practice-Takeaways from today's practice-Overview of Pat Bowlen's accomplishments-News from around the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's episode of Locked On Broncos, we talk about Peyton Manning and Demarcus Ware's visit to Dove Valley for the 2nd week of OTAs last week. We also talk about the Broncos Ownership Dilemma with Beth Bowlen Wallace and the Pat Bowlen Trust, and we end the show with an emotional call to action for Pat Bowlen and a campaign for his HOF entrance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices