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00:00 Kris Bryant's return was the status-quo, and the Pacers blew a late lead in Boston.18:30 Andy hit Tyler Polumbus' tackle pad a little too hard.32:30 Mike Breen's "double bang" history.

Retired Offensive Lineman Tyler Polumbus joins the show today to preview the Denver-Buffalo matchup. Tyler is now a member of the media and discusses Von Miller, Josh McDaniels, Russell Wilson and much more.

1:00- Tyler Polumbus, former Washington & Denver OL, joins G&D to scout the Denver Broncos and what to expect with Sean Payton. We get our confidence points picks for week 2 of the NFL season. 

Anthony sits down with his former teammate, Tyler Polumbus.  The guys talk Coach Prime and Tyler's Buffs; Washington vs. Denver and what it's like sharing a huddle with Peyton Manning. Presented by BETONLINE.  Use promo code: BLEAV to receive your 50% welcome bonus on your first deposit. Follow the guys and the show on X, Instagram and TikTok: @BleavCommanders @ratedarmstrong @bmurph13

The Chris Russell Show Hour 1: Breaking down the Eagle's win over the Vikings last night, Producer Matt-E-Ice gives some ideas for fixing the endzone fumble rule in the NFL, Tyler Polumbus joins the show to talk about Broncos vs Commanders Sunday, Quick breakdown of the interview with Tyler before resetting for the next hour

Tyler Polumbus joins the show to talk about Broncos vs Commanders Sunday, Coach Prime, and the NFL end-zone fumble rule

He was the inspiration for this podcast. Nearly every day on the radio, Tyler Polumbus tells stories about his trials and tribulations in the NFL. One day his co-host remarked how his stories would make a great book called “How I Got Cut.” Susie Wargin was listening that day and that's when the lightbulb to create Cut Traded Fired Retired. Tyler is a Colorado native who played football at Cherry Creek High School. He had several scholarship opportunities for college and chose the University of Colorado where his father also played football. After a great senior year on the offensive line for the Buffs, he was invited to the NFL Combine where he tripped and fell during the 40-yard dash. Needless to say, he went undrafted, but was invited to minicamp by 31 teams. He picked the Broncos where Mike Shanahan became a mentor for him. Unfortunately, Mike would be fired after Tyler's rookie season. The Broncos' next coach, Josh McDaniels, cut Tyler in 2010. Over the next few years, he spent time with the Lions, Seahawks, Redskins, Falcons and landed back with the Broncos for the perfect finale to his career: a victory at Super Bowl 50. In retirement, Tyler took a stab at radio where he has flourished. He's worked for 3 different companies, sometimes by his choice, sometimes because others have decided his fate.

Hour 3 Polumbus, Hastings & Dover 7-27-23 by Altitude Sports Radio

Tyler Polumbus (former Seahawk/former NFLer/current radio host on Denver's Altitude 92.5) joins the one series to give us an idea of what we can expect from newcomer Dre'Mont Jones.

The Ocho, Angie Mentink (Root Sports) & recapping our One Series conversation with Tyler Polumbus.

This podcast hit paid subscribers' inboxes on March 29. It dropped for free subscribers on April 1. To receive future pods as soon as they're live, and to support independent ski journalism, please consider an upgrade to a paid subscription.WhoNick Polumbus, President of Whitefish Mountain Resort, MontanaRecorded onJanuary 13, 2023About WhitefishClick here for a mountain stats overviewOwned by: Winter Sports, Inc.Pass affiliations: NoneReciprocal pass partners:* 3 days each at Great Divide, Loveland, Mt. Hood Meadows* 5 days at Red LodgeLocated in: Whitefish, MontanaClosest neighboring ski areas: Blacktail (1 hour, 15 minutes), Fernie (2 hours), Turner (2 hours, 30 minutes), Kimberley (2 hours, 45 minutes), Montana Snowbowl (3 hours), Lookout Pass (3 hours) – travel times will vary considerably pending weather, border traffic, and time of yearBase elevation: 4,464 feetSummit elevation: 6,817 feetVertical drop: 2,353 feetSkiable Acres: roughly 3,000 acresAverage annual snowfall: nearly 300 inchesTrail count: 128 (8 expert, 49 advanced, 40 intermediate, 25 beginner, 6 terrain parks)Lift count: 15­­ (1 six-pack, 3 high-speed quads, 2 fixed-grip quads, 6 triples, 2 T-bars, 1 carpet)Why I interviewed himYou can be forgiven for thinking that Epkon chewed them all up. That the only ski areas worth skiing are those stacked on the industry's twin magic carpets. These shuttles to something grand, to what you think of when you think about the mountains. Ikon got Jackson and Palisades and the Cottonwoods and Taos. Epic got Vail and Telluride and Heavenly and Park City. What more could be left? What more could you need?You probably need this. Whitefish. Or Big Mountain, as you will. Three thousand acres of Montana steep and white. Plenty of snow. Plenty of lifts. A new sixer to boom you up the hillside. The rootin'-tootin' town below. A C-note gets you a lift ticket and change to buy a brew. No bitterness in the exchange.It's hard to say exactly if Whitefish is an anachronism or an anomaly or a portent or a manifestation of wanton Montana swagger. Among big, developed U.S. mountains, it certainly stands alone.This model is extinct, I thought. Coercion-by-punishment being the preferred sales tactic of the big-mountain conglomerates. “Four lift tickets for today, Mr. Suburban Dad who decided to shepherd the children to Colorado on a last-minute spring break trip? That will be $1,200. Oh does that seem like a lot to you? Well that will teach you not to purchase access to skiing 13 months in advance.”So far, Whitefish has resisted skiing's worst idea. Good for them. Better for them: this appears to be a winning business strategy. Skier visits have climbed annually for more than a decade. Look at a map and you'll see that's more impressive than it sounds. Whitefish is parked at the top of America, near nothing, on the way to nothing. You have to go there on purpose. And with Epic and Ikon passes tumbling out of every other skier's jacket pockets, you need a special story to bait that journey.So what's going on here? Why hasn't this mountain done what every other mountain has done and joined a pass? Like the comely maiden at the ball, Whitefish could have its pick: Epic, Ikon, Mountain Collective, Indy. An instant headliner and pass-mover. But the single life can be appealing. Do as you please, chill with who you want, set your own agenda. That's Whitefish's game. And I'm watching.What we talked aboutWhy Whitefish typically calls it a season with a 100-inch summit base depth; Front Range Colorado and I-70 in the 1970s; how Colorado and Utah snow and traffic impacts skier traffic at Whitefish; how a Colorado kid enters the ski industry in Vermont; a business turnaround at Whitefish; “get the old fish out of the fridge”; how Whitefish has stayed affordable as it's modernized; why the ski area changed its name from “Big Mountain” and how that landed locally; who owns Whitefish and how committed they are to independence; the new Snow Ghost Express sixer; ripple effects on other chairlifts after Snow Ghost popped live; record skier visits; snow ghosts; the best marketing line of Polumbus' career; a big-time potential future expansion; the mountain's recent chairlift shuffles; why chairs 5 and 8 don't go to the summit; the art of terrain-pod building; why Bad Rock isn't running this winter; thoughts on the future of Tenderfoot and the Heritage T-bar; Why Whitefish lift tickets cost a fraction of what similarly sized mountains charge; an amazing season pass stat; the mountain's steady rise of skier visits; and much love for the Indy Pass even if it “isn't a good fit for us.”Why I thought that now was a good time for this interviewWell I actually thought that January was a great time for this interview. Which is why I recorded it then. And here it is in your inbox, a mere 11 weeks later. Which is a bad look for me and a bad look for the brand and not very considerate to my guest. I'll offer an explanation, but not an excuse: the sound quality on this recording was, um, not good. Most podcasts take two to four hours to edit. This one required 10 times that. So why didn't I just blast it out back in January? Since so much of what I write is reaction to breaking news, every hour I spend on a pod is an hour I'm not delivering more urgent content. And most Storm Skiing Podcasts are fairly evergreen. Skiers binge them on long roadtrips – I know this because they tell me so and because the numbers keep going up on eps that I dropped back in 2019.But none of that matters to you or to the team at Whitefish, and it shouldn't. I know that a lot of you have been waiting for this one since I started hyping it last year, and this long delay was disappointing. I get it. One core promise of The Storm, however, is that I will continually improve the product and the process. So I'll own this one and refine my workflow to prevent future delays. Sorry.But, to address the actual purpose of this section: why did I think that now was a good time for this interview? It's everything I said above. Alterra has copied Vail's ridiculous day-ticket price structure, and Boyne and Powdr aren't far behind. Even little Mountain Capital Partners is allowing the robots to price-surge Arizona Snowbowl tickets past the $300 mark on peak days. Whitefish doesn't exactly stand alone in resisting these price schemes – plenty of other ski areas will still sell you a walk-up lift ticket that costs less than a heart transplant. But none are as large, as high-profile, and as modern as Whitefish – at least not in our beloved U.S. America. Like some brash hipster rocking a Walkman on his fixed-gear bicycle, Whitefish has made the once-pedestrian into the novel. Innovation by staying in place.The Epic Pass gets a lot of well-deserved credit for stabilizing skiing by front-loading pass sales to springtime, insulating revenue from weather-dependency. But Vail and Alterra have cast the $250-plus lift ticket as an essential piece of their passes' success. As though no one would buy the pass if they knew they could still go ski Beaver Creek for $100 anytime they liked. There is a brutal logic to this. You're only going to buy a $275 lift ticket one time. Then you'll go looking for hacks. But the process is demeaning and embarrassing, like you're the last guy to the gas pump in the apocalypse.I wrote a story on Whitefish's business model back in 2021, profiling both that mountain and Jay Peak. Both are run, perhaps coincidentally, by headmen who are fist-bump bros that came up together at late-ASC Killington in the ‘90s: Polumbus and Jay Peak's Steve Wright. I don't know how much they brought their brains together to arrive at similar ticket menus, but I know from interacting with both that they share the same kind of heart. A down-to-earth humility and empathy that considers humans in the business equation, rather than just making them the number at the transactional finish line.Why you should ski WhitefishDid you see the part above about 3,000 acres of terrain and 300 inches of average annual snowfall? Yeah, go enjoy that.But let me harp on the lift ticket thing just a little bit more. If your boys are anything like mine, they are more likely to translate War and Peace into Braille than they are to heed your advice to purchase lift tickets 10 months before your next ski trip. I say this not because my friends are brilliant, but because they are lazy a******s who need their wives to label their underwear drawers lest they be forced to go commando for months on end. So if you're planning, say, “Gary's 50th Birthday Ski Adventure,” you have choices: Heavenly (South Tahoe!), Jackson (Jackson!), Telluride (Telluride!), etc. My buddies, mostly Three-Day Dans, are going to ignore my clear and repeated reminders to purchase Epic Day or Mountain Collective Passes, and are instead going to commandeer their monthly car payment to cover the cost of two days' skiing. And then be all shocked and annoyed about it. Whitefish, where even last-minute skiing runs less than $100 per day, is the solution to such gatherings.That's an edge case, I realize. And surely there are attributes of skiing Whitefish beyond the low cost at the turnstile: the terrain, the views, the snowghosts, the unpretentious vibe, the snowfall, the enormous breadth of it all. But the price thing matters enormously. If you have an Ikon Pass and you're passing through Park City, you're probably not stopping to scope the place out. Throwing down $269 for a day of skiing seems a little stupid if you have unlimited skiing on a $1,000-plus pass that you already own. But if you're rolling from Sun Peaks down to Big Sky and you want to sidebar to Whitefish, well, that lift ticket's not going to kill you in the same way. That sort of pop-around spontaneity defined a big piece of the road-trip ski scene for decades, and it's fading. Too bad.  Podcast NotesOn American Skiing Company and S-K-IPolumbus refers to the S-K-I and American Skiing Company (ASC) Merger, which roughly coincided with the beginning of his Killington tenure in 1996. Check this crazy portfolio, as documented by New England Ski History:At the time of the deal, both companies only had New England ski areas, with LBO Resort Enterprises' portfolio composed of Attitash Bear Peak, NH, Cranmore, NH, Sugarbush, VT, and Sunday River, ME, while S-K-I Ltd. owned Haystack, VT, Killington, VT, Mt. Snow, VT, Sugarloaf, ME, and Waterville Valley, NH.Can you imagine if that crew had held into the megapass era? Instead, they are split between seven different owners:The coalition didn't hold for long. The Justice department made ASC sell Cranmore and Waterville Valley immediately. And even though the company was like “F you Brah” and purchased Pico five minutes later, and went on to purchase The Canyons (then Wolf Mountain, formerly Park West, now part of Park City), Steamboat, and Heavenly, the whole enterprise disintegrated in slow motion over the next dozen years. New England Ski History documents the company's arc comprehensively:On lift shufflesWhitefish moves lifts around its mountain like some of us re-organize our living room couches. Check out the 2005 front-side trailmap on the left. By 2007, the Glacier Chaser Express had been shortened and slid looker's left to replace the old Swift Creek double, and the Easy Rider triple had moved down-mountain and become Elk Meadows. The new Easy Rider, a quad seated across the mountain, was also a relocated machine, from Moab Scenic Skyway, according to Lift Blog.In 2017, Whitefish moved Glacier View, a 1981 CTEC triple, to a new location and renamed it East Rim:Then last year, Whitefish moved the Hellroaring triple looker's left across the mountain. Note the changes in the trail network below Lacey Lane, which ran under the old line:Amazingly, that was the second time Whitefish had relocated that same chair. It began life in 1985 as the Big Creek chairlift, which served the North Side in this circa 1995 trailmap:The Storm publishes year-round, and guarantees 100 articles per year. This is article 27/100 in 2023, and number 413 since launching on Oct. 13, 2019. Want to send feedback? Reply to this email and I will answer (unless you sound insane, or, more likely, I just get busy). You can also email skiing@substack.com.The Storm explores the world of lift-served skiing all year long. Join us. 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Tyler Polumbus joined Zach to discuss if Russell Wilson can have a turnaround season and how Sean Payton will improve the Broncos offense. 

Tyler Polumbus of Altitude Sports Radio in Denver joins the show to give us the offensive lineman perspective of the Marshawn Lynch "beastquake" run, and he breaks down what the Seahawks are getting in Dre'Mont Jones. We check the textline. Dick Fain joins for cross talk.

00:00 High Five. 16:58 What is going on with Ja Morant? 33:56 Tyler Polumbus' daughter as a hot Broncos take for us.

Hour 4 of The Drive comes in with Tua explaining the short QB problems that have the guys wondering about Russell Wilson long term. Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive. Mase talks about Tua's comments, the coaches presser, what happened at practice today, and why exactly will Coach Outten will be viewed as the black sheep until the Broncos start winning games. Mt. Polumbus speaks about the CSU/CU rivalry. Dumb Stuff and Tyler's Game Balls close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive is all about what exactly has preseason to now done for Russ and the Offense. Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive. Mase details the atmosphere at practice while detailing how the press conference left a stinging feeling. Mase goes through the stats with the guys to help them see what the potential of 0-2 could do to this season. Mt. Polumbus speaks about Javonte learning too much from the Melvin Gordon playbook. Dumb Stuff makes a caller leave too early but it sets up with a conversation about House of Dragons! Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive leads in with a recap of what was a wild Monday Night and Tuesday morning. Tyler and DMac go back to today's press conference and try to make sense of everything Coach Hackett had to say. Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive straight from the airport. Mase lays the scene for what all happened in Seattle during the weekend. The game didn't go as planned and Mase details what Coach Hackett did that set this team back today. Also, was Coach Hackett's presser a revelation of things to come? Mase closes things out by giving us his deepest but yet smoothest thoughts from Seattle. Mt. Polumbus turned into Mt. Mason today! Dumb Stuff has Ryan Clark as the Drew Lock killer today! Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 leads in with a HUGE Fire Up! Tyler and DMac go into the keys of the game and give their score predictions as well. Mt. Polumbus has a few guest tonight including Zach Bye from Stokley and Zach. Also Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive from Seattle. Mase sets the scene from Seattle while detailing the ongoing conversation between Russ and Pete. Tyler and DMac discuss the interactions between Russ and his former teammates. Also Tyler and DMac give their closing remarks before the sending things off to kickoff of the Denver Broncos vs the Seattle Seahawks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 closes out the week with a tribute to Safeway and PWP. Also a recap of the Bills vs Rams game that left the country shook by the dominance of the Bills last night. Our Denverfan.com Broncos Senior Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive from Safeway. Mase details what the plan is for Josie Jewell as his calf injury is becoming a serious deal. Also, what all happened at practice today? Mase begins the road of getting everyone set for his adventures in Seattle. Also, what's the pulse of the city in regards to Russell Wilson? Mase will find out! Mt. Polumbus speaks about the spinning of the Seattle media towards Russell Wilson next week. Dumb Stuff with The Drive is all about Stephen A Smith! Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of The Drive starts off with Tyler and DMac going remote at Safeway, a proud sponsor of Pedal with Polumbus. They recap the Rams vs Bills game and talk about how the Bills defense set the tone but Von Miller especially wrecked havoc. The Broncos had a padded practice today but before that, the coordinators talked alongside Coach Hackett in preparation for the Monday Night Football Game. Everybody vs lack of preseason reps leads to a conversation about did the Rams show the Broncos what rust could look like from the lack of preseason reps? Polumbus Playbook Live comes in with a breakdown of the Seahawks Defense and their Defensive Line. What advantages do the Broncos have? Tyler lays it all out! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 starts off with starts off with a Rams vs Bills preview that was on 104.3 The Fan. Russell Wilson continues to show different parts of his personality and the guys show Russ love for it. Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive. Mase details Russell's comments, how practice went, who's to blame for this catastrophe in Seattle, and what will be Russell's reception in Seattle on Monday. Mt. Polumbus speaks about the logic behind trading Russell Wilson from Seattle's perspective. Tyler hands out Game Balls and score predictions to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive honors Emmanuel Sanders and thanks him for his time with the Broncos. They show homage to him while also wondering is he a Ring of Famer within the Broncos Brass? The conversation goes back to Russell Wilson and how much of the article was fact vs feelings. Seattle's side of the story didn't hold back. Tyler and DMac lay out why this may help Russell long term. Mt. Polumbus speaks about Russell Wilson and George Paton helping Russ do whatever it takes to stick around as long as he can. Dumb Stuff is all about Billionaires and their heirs. Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive kicks off with a Stanley Cup Update and a discussion about why the 5 guys were selected as captains compared to some other guys. Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive. Mase was thrown into the fire early as he made a case for why Garrett Bolles wasn't a captain. Tyler and Mase discuss what exactly makes up a Captain. Mase also talks about the major news of the day. The guys go down memory lane about who were the captains of the Broncos the last few years under past regimes. Mt. Polumbus speaks about the CU and Brendon Lewis from Friday night. Dumb Stuff includes Cecil Lammey and Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Seahawks and Bronco and current host on 104.3 The Fan in Denver, Tyler Polumbus joins the show. He discusses next Monday's season opener between the Seahawks and Broncos and just how much control Russell Wilson really has in Denver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We can pretty much all agree that we don't expect a ton from the QB position this year so if you had to pick one group that the Seahawks need to step up most this year, who would it be? Maura picks the Pass Rush, Justin says the O-line, and Salk gets specific w/ the Safeties based on how much they've invested at the position. The final guest of the Mike Salk Show is Tyler Polumbus (104.3 The Fan) in Denver who tells us "Nathaniel Hackett answers to Russ." The Broncos media and fan base are still in the honeymoon phase but there are some reasons to wonder if this could go South.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 4 of The Drive Andrew Mason joins the show.  Whats going on with his college allegiance?  How are the Broncos looking as the season is drawing closer?  Is a camp like the Lions have had better than what the Broncos held?  The guys let you know what they think.  Mt. Polumbus and game balls send you into the holiday weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 puts things into perspective as Tyler and DMac make sense of the new Russell Wilson deal and why the opinions of others matter less now they have before. Our Denverfan.com Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive to discuss his takeaways from another historic press conference. Mase breaks down the essence of how deals like this can and do get done. The expectations of the Broncos continue to be a topic of conversation. Having an owner means how much to a team? The guys debate this and so much more! Mt. Polumbus speaks about Mike Evans and beers! Also, Tom Brady continues to take heat for his vacation. Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive brings it all home with comments from Les Snead about what Von Miller meant to the Rams SB championship run! The guys debate about why Von left town and what the underlying reason is to why the Broncos should've gave Von a closer look in free agency! Denverfan.com's Andrew Mason joins The Drive to discuss Von Miller, the new practice squad, Josh Johnson's pay cut, practice squad eligibility rules, and so much more. Mt. Polumbus talks about guys buying lavish gifts that didn't end well in the NFL. Dumb Stuff has a guest and his name is Zach Bye from Stokley and Zach! Tyler hands out game Balls to close the show!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive lands the plane by Tyler explaining why the Malik Reed move is beyond terrible for the Broncos. How desperate are the Broncos to off load money right now? Our Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer joins The Drive to make his case why the new 53 man roster is the way it is for now. Also, what was the ultimate decision behind the backup QB decision? Why exactly did Malik Reed get traded? Why did the Broncos go with the WR's they did instead of Brandon Johnson? Mt. Polumbus speaks about who will have a better season: Malik Reed or Randy Gregory? Dumb Stuff is all about Zack Hample getting band from a ballpark here in Colorado. Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 kicks off with Tyler and DMac walking everyone through the Broncos cuts for today. Tyler wonders why don't the Broncos cut the guys they know won't be around. Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive. Mase discusses why exactly the Broncos are struggling to cut 1-2 positions down. Also, who does Mase have as his official backup QB? Did Mase accidentally reveal some of his 53-man roster moves? His 53-man roster can be found on Denverfan.com. Tyler, DMac, and Mase go toe to toe about the jersey and color schemes of the Broncos changing over the next few years under this new Broncos Brass. Mt. Polumbus speaks about Russell Wilson and his emotions getting in the way when he faces off against the Seahawks in 2 weeks. Dumb Stuff goes around the NFL as the preseason wraps up and Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 carries on with Tyler and DMac discussing KJ Hamler playing on Saturday. Why is Coach Hackett going against the grain to get KJ Hamler more action? Should he do this for other starters coming up on Saturday? Tyler gives his dissertation on why the Broncos are still light at WR right now. Aaron Donald and LA Rams take on Joe Burrow and Cinci Bengals in a joint practice earlier on Thursday. Tyler and DMac discuss the future of Aaron Donald after his unbelievable outburst at practice today. Will Aaron Donald be fined? Mt. Polumbus speaks about whether Kevin made a mistake by eating the hotdog from Wednesday's Rockies game? Tyler hands out game balls to close out the show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 carries on with more 53-man roster spot talk as the defense is the focus. Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive to discuss what in the world will Russell Wilson wear to the game on Saturday. Also, Russ and Pat McAfee come by to let us know how they feel! A series of YEPS break out from there! Mase closes out his time with an overview of what to expect vs the Vikings and his new 53-man roster report that will be out later this weekend. Mt. Polumbus speaks about what moment holds the most weight in his life after the hot dog streak from earlier in the week. Dumb Stuff comes at you with dumb show suggestions! Tyler hands out Game Balls to close out the week on Denver Sports Station 104.3 The Fan!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive pushes ahead with Tyler, DMac and Mase putting a bow on the HOF conversation for Mike Shanahan and Dan Reeves. Mase then goes on to detail what all went on at practice today. The backup QB battle continues to heat up and it sets up for an amazing weekend! Can Billy Turner solve the RT position? Also, what Mase Fits did we get access to today? Mt. Polumbus speaks about CU being left out to dry right now. Dumb Stuff brings Coors Field to the 104.3 The Fan studios with Jake Shapiro winning his challenge for the day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive believes to have taken a unique turn when Tyler and DMac debate what exactly did Coach Hackett mean when he explained conditioning to the media today. Denverfan.com's Andrew Mason joins The Drive to discuss why exactly was practice perceived to be "light" today. Also, what were the major takeaways from practice? How will the cuts have an affect on the Broncos? Mase answers all of this and more! Also, a huge surprise from DMac to the guys set up for a weird challenge! Mt. Polumbus speaks about going back to college and why technology is important. Our newest segment called "Dumb Stuff" has quite the nominees today! Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive takes you home with more conversation about why the Broncos weren't able to gain any traction against the Buffalo Bills. Denverfan.com's Andrew Mason joins The Drive to discuss DMac's olld neighborhood in New York. He recaps what was a shaky performance by the Broncos. Mase also gives some inside info as to why Joe Schobert was struggling on Saturday. Tyler and Mase breakdown the practice schedule going forward for the Broncos. Mt. Polumbus speaks about the blame on Coach Hackett and his philosophy if they start the season with a loss. A new segment called Dumb Stuff comes at you with a funny mix of golden audio from the Broncos last few media sessions. Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of The Drive starts off with Zach showing love to Tyler for his Pedal with Polumbus event this past weekend. Then the heat throwing starts with the Denver Broncos atrocious loss to the Buffalo Bills. Tyler and DMac saw a team that was lost but why exactly were they lost? Also, is this team soft? How do you get the train back on the track after a loss like that? Does Coach Hackett have a plan? The Drive answers all of this and more! Tom Brady and Gronk to the Raiders? You won't believe how the Raiders screwed this one up! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive lands the plane for the week with more questions about why Pete Carroll tries to downplay Week 1. Also, the Rockies are actually enjoyable? Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer joins The Drive to discuss his ever so anticipated stories of his time in Buffalo. Andrew Mason stopped by DMac's old house. The expectations for the game, will Joe Schobert play, and the game day surprise for the Broncos were all chopped up with Mase. Mt. Polumbus speaks about going to a place he'd never return to no matter the price. Pedal with Polumbus and Game Balls take us home on Denver's Sports Station 104.3 The Fan! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive carries on with Tyler and DMac discussing the Denver Broncos practice that was all about the defense! Russell Wilson had a moment today where he needed to lead and there was a moment that took place that wasn't good. Tyler details why this moment would never happen under Peyton Manning's watch. Also, should Coach Hackett speak up about this situation to the team? Val or Nazem for the Avs? Who should it have been? Tyler and DMac debate! Mt. Polumbus speaks about whether all of this change with the Broncos will lead to positive results. Joel Klatt is a funny guy but one little moment on the Morning Show was classic Klatt! Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of The Drive discusses Pedal with Polumbus coming up this weekend and how the defense went absolutely berserk today. Tyler and DMac discuss how the offense responded and it was something that could inspire them to step up going forward. Tyler has a story about a moment with Russ from today that's very telling about his leadership. If you're Coach Hackett, should you be worried? The guys discuss this topic and more! Tyler has a few birdies chirping at him about the WR's from Broncos Camp. Birdies are also chirping about what's going on in Kansas City and could it hurt them in the long run. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive brings it all home with a super parade for the Broncos after a conversation with James Merilatt. Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive. Mase gives insight as to how and why this RB battle has broken out. Also, Mase and the guys get into a discussion about light days vs heavy days and how they should be received by the media. Tyler and Mase wonder would Russell Wilson ever want to play in the preseason? Mt. Polumbus speaks about how similar KJ Hamler and Jamal Murray are right now. Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 looks to end things with a conversation about Russell Wilson potentially playing in the preseason. What could happen if Russell does actually play? Also, who should be most responsible for Russell Wilson's rise or fall this season? Beforehand, Beyonce and DJ Jones have something in common! Mt. Polumbus speaks about Russell Wilson's antics and how Troy Renck is now in the middle of this! Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive lands the plane by discussing the O-Line and the motivating factors behind why they were so behind in game 1. Is the WR room the strongest of all other positions right now? Also how was Coach Hackett's postgame speech? Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive. Mase talks about how the O-Line needs to be better for the Broncos going forward. Mase also talks about the Broncos receiving corp right now and how they're busting out the seam. Also, Tyler and Mase wonder who gets more shine going into the season, the CB's or the WR's? Mase goes over the Broncos best moments and food options from Saturday. Mt. Polumbus speaks about certain players producing due to the new system they're in. Tyler closes the show with Game Balls!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 continues with the Stadium Conversation as Tyler and DMac discuss how the Bills new stadium doesn't set the precedence for what new stadiums will be going forward. The guys also get into why ticket prices seem to vary depending on where and how you buy it! Will a new stadium change the cost or will things just stay the same but in a new package? Tyler does his Pedal with Polumbus giveaway and it was amazing! Mt. Polumbus speaks about the Broncos preseason and why you should care to watch! The results are in for The Calf Challenge from Hour 2 and it was a very close race. Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive opens up with our Denver 7 Broncos Insider Troy Renck giving his take on what happened at Training Camp. Troy talks about how their was such a difference between the two sides of the ball. Also, what would today have looked like if it were a real game? Troy answers that and more! Tyler and DMac continue to flush out this misinformation that's floating around the station. Dan Campbell adds his two cents in as well! Mt. Polumbus speaks with Dallas Cowboys team analyst Isaiah Stanback. Isaiah makes sense of what happened at practice today. Isaiah explains why the Cowboys appeared a step slow today. Also, Tyler and Isaiah crossed paths before their Seattle days together. How did that turn out? Tyler hands out game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 of The Drive brings it home with a recap of the Denver Broncos New Ownership Press Conference that took place today at the UC Health Training Facility. Tyler and DMac wonder exactly what did Greg Penner mean with a particular response from earlier today. Denverfan.com's Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive to discuss the Denver Broncos Ownership. Mase had a few tidbits from the meeting that were true behind the scenes information. Also, what was the interaction with the Broncos Ownership like today? Mt. Polumbus speaks about whether preseason should be exiled or not. Also, Tyler hands out Game Balls to close the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KJ Wright's retirement ceremony featured an emotional cameo from KJ's father and we learn that the "special guest" Salk was teasing all morning was actually his own father & creator of "The Salk Rules," the one and only Larry Salk. Mike asks him to give the latest update on how he's doing after having a heart attack a couple months ago and his return to the softball field. We go to our sister station in Denver to speak w/ former Seahawk OL Tyler Polumbus (104.3 The Fan) to creep on our ex, Russell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.