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Mike Evans, Brandon Stokely, and Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour commending Stoke for braving an inch of snow to make it into work before discussing the youth movement for the Nuggets, the Four Nations Faceoff, and the last hope for Colorado college basketball. The guy make fun of the Four Nations Faceoff a bit more before hey chat about Cam Newton’s new beef with Steve Smith. The guys follow up on Cam with Nik Bonitto giving us some insight into the Broncos’ culture pre-Sean Payton. Mike, Stoke, and Stink finish today’s show grading Sean Payton’s tenure so far before we find out the results of Mike and Stoke’s Super Bowl fantasy football matchup.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokely, and Mark Schlereth enter the third hour discussing the possibility of Deebo Samuel coming to Denver before they are joined by Joel Klatt from Fox Sports to talk about what the Broncos should do in the draft after watching the Eagles dominate the Chiefs. Mike, Stink, and Stoke hear what the GOAT thinks makes a truly elite QB and they wonder if Bo has the traits to become an elite QB. The guys discuss what the expectations for the Broncos should be next season.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where Jalen Pickett may be a solution, the Four Nations Faceoff, the Broncos’ special teams coach is on the way, and the local college basketball is in dire straits. Mike and Stoke look around the offseason trade market for some guys who could help Bo go to the next level. They hear the advice the undisputed GOAT has for Bo Nix. What’s Trending? A couple of previews for tonight’s action, an update on the Broncos’ special teams coach, and a lot of bad blood across the wide world of sports.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show talking about the drive in on a snowy morning before they dive into Stoke’s much anticipated Four Nations Faceoff. Is winning the AFC West a realistic goal for the Broncos next season? Mike and Stoke discuss. What’s Trending? Coach Prime on Shedeur’s pro prospects and a lot of beef going around the wide world of sports. Mike and Stoke end the first hour looking at the Eagles’ model to see what the Broncos can copy from them.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokely, and Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour discussing the possibility of Deebo Samuel landing in Denver to be Sean Payton’s Joker in the Broncos offense. Coach Prime made the media rounds at the Super Bowl where he talked about the Cowboys job offer, the NIL problem, and Travis Hunter’s role in the NFL. The Nuggets are on a roll with the young players carrying their weight, is it time that Denver sports fans apologize to Calvin Booth? Mike, Stink, and Stoke finish today’s show breaking down Andy Reid’s missteps that led to the Super Bowl blowout.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokely, and Mark Schlereth enter the third hour debating whether Pat Mahomes has peaked. Stink joins the show to cast his vote on the debate. They pivot to a topic they can all agree on and fill Stink in on the issues that Russell Wilson has been causing in Pittsburgh. Stink gives his take on the car washing debate. The guys debate the difference between MVP’s and championships to a player’s legacy before they discuss the state of the NFL after seeing the Super Bowl ratings.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where the Nuggets are on a 7-game winning streak, Jokic doing Jokic things, Coach Prime loves the Buffs, and the Super Bowl still dominates the ratings. Mike and Stoke discuss the dying talent of car washing. The guys get an update on Russell Wilson’s latest drama in Pittsburgh. What’s Trending? The Nuggets are rolling, on Miller had a message for PS2, and Dan Orlovsky breaks down Andy Reid’s game plan.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show Hitting the Hardwood, recapping a huge win over Chauncey Billups’ Trailblazers. The ratings on the Super Bowl just came in and they discuss what it means for the game. They discuss the Chiefs’ Pat Mahomes problem before they listen to Nik Bonitto opens up about the Broncos’ culture change. What’s Trending? The Nuggets wax the Blazers, why the NFL isn’t for Coach Prime, the future of Aaron Rodgers, the T-Wolves have a new owner, and Mikko Rantanen on the trade block again? The guys are joined by our 9News Broncos Insider, Mike Klis, to get some of his insider info on the Broncos’ next steps in the offseason.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where Philly wins another Super Bowl, Sean Payton’s loyalty is in question, the Nuggets have a good weekend, and the Avs are on break. Mike and Stoke discuss whether the Broncos could or should be the Eagles’ opening night matchup. They also take a moment to appreciate a Bronco for life. The guys look ahead to the offseason now that the 2024 season is officially complete. What’s Trending? Mahomes looking mortal, Eli owns his big brother, the halftime show, the sharp decline of Super Bowl commercials, and a terrible trade.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show recapping a Super Bowl blowout after the Eagles demolished the Chiefs. Mike and Stoke shut down the Mahomes GOAT talk before they get the 6am listeners’ takes on the NFL season finale. What’s Trending? A dominant performance, hatred for KC put into song, another L for Peyton Manning, this year’s crop of Super Bowl commercials, and the halftime show. Does the rest of the NFL smell blood in the water after seeing the Chiefs get blown out? Mike and Stoke discuss if Kansas City’s window is closing.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokely, and Mark Schlereth enter the third hour heaping praise on the Eagles defense for their excellent performance in the Super Bowl. Stink hops on the show to take a victory lap about his prediction and his breakdown of the game. The guys discuss why the outcome of the game was so important to Mike and Stink before Mike throws cold water on the Mahomes GOAT conversation. The guys are joined by the senior editor of Denversports.com, James Merilatt, to get his take on the Super Bowl and where the Broncos need to improve to get to that level.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokely, and Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour talking about some soft Chiefs fans, a difficult conversation with Peyton Manning, and the halftime show. They chat about a Bronco for life and a superstitious reason why the Chiefs got beat. The guys open the text line to the 9am listeners, including some soft-as-tissue Chiefs fans who are having a hard time with their Super Bowl loss. Mike, Mark, and Stoke finish today’s show looking back at the wonderful feeling they had watching the Chiefs get demolished by the Eagles.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely without Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour Hitting the Hardwood, covering MPJ’s continued hot streak and Calvin Booth’s comments after standing pat at the deadline. Mike and Stoke pick their Super Bowl matchup fantasy teams. Stink joins the show on the phone to debate Eli Manning’s Hall of Fame case with Stoke, Pat Surtain II’s DPOY award, and the Super Bowl. Mike and Stoke take one last crack at some national anthem props before their predictions for the Super Bowl.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely without Mark Schlereth enter the third hour listening to Jay Glazer’s story about Sean Payton’s anxiety leading up to the draft and Travis Kelce’s impression of his QB. Stoke goes on a rant about how much he hates the Hall of Fame voting. The guys squabble up with our NFL insider, James Palmer, to get some stories from the NFL Honors as well as an update on Jalen Carter and his official prediction for the big game. The guys consult the text line before they get to some national anthem props to finish the third hour.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where the Broncos had some highs and lows at the NFL Honors, MPJ stays in his groove but the Nuggets are standing pat, the Avs are rolling, and Sean Payton breaks down the Super Bowl matchup. The guys chat about what they would give up to prevent another Chiefs Super Bowl and the sorry state of Russell Wilson’s career. Mike and Stoke discuss why the NFL needs to make changes to their awards before they go through their favorite fun Super Bowl props. What’s Trending? The Broncos’ first DPOY since the 70’s, the MPJ on a heater, sparse starters for the playoffs, early returns on the Mikko trade, Sean Payton bugging his friends, and Snoop Dog roasting Bill Belichick. 

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show looking back at a great night in Denver sports featuring a Defensive Player of the Year, the Nuggets win on the back of MPJ’s hot streak, and it looks like the Avs are winning the Mikko Rantanen trade. The guys discuss pressure, which Super Bowl teams had the most pressure on them? How much pressure are the Chiefs under with the chance at a 3-peat? What’s Trending? A Denver DPOY, the NFL Honors, MPJ stays hot, the Avs are winning the trade, and Snoop Dog coming off the top rope.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely joined by our NFL insider, James Palmer, to get some stories from the NFL Honors as well as an update on Jalen Carter and his official prediction for the big game.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely with Mark Schlereth on the phone kick off the fourth hour chopping it up about the Broncos’ search for their Joker. Mike and Stoke Hit the Hardwood, discussing MPJ’s potential and trade value after some great performances. Mike is back for trivia and there might be another controversy brewing… Mike and Stoke argue about the trivia allegations to finish today’s show.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely without Mark Schlereth enter the third hour discussing what they want the Nuggets to do before the trade deadline comes and goes. Then, they listen to what Sean Payton had to say about the Joker role in his offense, the young receivers, and his confidence in his young team. Mike and Stoke have a heated debate about MPJ’s potential after the incredible heater that he’s been on. Stink hops on the phone to give his take on what Sean Payton had to say at the Super Bowl.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where MPJ’s not worried about being traded, the NBA trade deadline is today, and Sean Payton defends the zebras. Sean Payton spilled his guts to Kay Adams, telling her and the rest of the NFL what the Broncos’ number one priority is this offseason. The Broncos coach also said something that got Mike excited but it might ruffle some feathers for some in Broncos Country. What’s Trending? MPJ on a heater, the NBA trade deadline overshadowing Super Bowl week, Sean Payton speaks in New Orleans, Vic Fangio has a Q&A, and Rob Ryan tells a fun story.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show talking about a weird week that has had the NBA trade deadline overshadow the Super Bowl. Mike and Stoke debate whether MPJ will be dealt to another team by today’s deadline. The guys listen to the best of Joel Klatt’s takes from yesterday and break down what he had to say about Cooper Kupp and Chip Kelly. What’s Trending? MPJ playing like he wants to stay, more big moves ahead of the deadline, and Vic Fangio’s Q&A with the fans. What is the Broncos’ biggest offseason need? Sean Payton gave us a hint, Mike and Stoke finish the first hour speculating on the offseason.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely without Mark Schlereth enter the third hour with Mike trying to save Stoke from himself before they are joined by Joel Klatt from Fox Sports to talk about The Shanks, a change of heart about wide receivers, the super Bowl, and CU’s schedule. Mike and Stoke discuss how important it is that the Broncos find some inside receivers this offseason. The guys finish the third hour with some breaking NBA news that leads into a discussion about gameday attire.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely without Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour with some of the top stories of the morning like the Avs’ walking into a long break and the Nuggets’ trade rumors on the eve of the NBA trade deadline. Mike tries to sell Stoke on the idea of an MPJ-for-Bogdanovich trade. We all love a mock draft and Mike saw one that may lay the blueprint for the Broncos come April. Mike and Stoke open up the text line to the 9am listeners to answer their questions to finish today’s episode of Stokley and Evans without Mark Schlereth.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where the Avs are in vacation mode already, Zeke Nnaji is working hard, Mahomes praises Bo, and the Broncos are the favorites for Kupp. The national pundits are down on Coach Prime and the CU Buffs yet again. Mike and Stoke have been seeing a rumor around the Nuggets with the trade deadline on the horizon, would they make a deal that sends MPJ away? What’s Trending? Mike calls MacFarland’s head, Nnaji putting in the work, Spags praises Bo, KC’s whistle, and tanking ratings.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show recapping a tough loss in Vancouver before they look at the odds that the Broncos get Cooper Kupp. Mike and Stoke look a few years into the future to see if there’s a way that Luka Doncic and Jokic can finally unite as Denver Nuggets. What’s Trending? Praise for Bo coming from an unlikely place, bad optics for the NFL, Shad Khan living in style at the Super Bowl, and a loss to the Canucks. It is the expectation that the Broncos will make the playoffs next year but Stoke’s bot sure, he explains why to finish the hour.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour listening to Roger Goodell defend his referees and they listen to the reason Vic Fangio decided to leave Denver. The guys talk about receivers; between an extension for Courtland Sutton and a possible trade for Cooper Kupp. Mike, Stoke, and Stink look through a 2024 redraft and they have to reflect how nice it is that the Broncos aren’t looking for a QB this offseason. They end today’s show projecting what an 18-game NFL season will look like after hearing Roger Goodell’s comment at the state of the league presser.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth enter the third hour working through the scenario that Cooper Kupp comes to the Broncos. Stink addresses the concern with Kupp’s injury history and tells us why Kupp would be a perfect Bronco. Who would win in a matchup between the Elway era Super Bowl Broncos or the current version of the Chiefs? Mike, Stink, and Stoke Hit the Hardwood to discuss how the Nuggets should approach the upcoming NBA trade deadline amid all the big deals that have happened recently.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where the Nuggets are staying the course, Vic Fangio’s reason for leaving, and Roger Goodell puts his head in the sand. Mike saw a big projection for Courtland Sutton’s next contract and he asks Stoke if Sutton’s worth it. The guys look at all the veterans that are being made available around the NFL and they debate which of them they would trade the 20th overall pick for. What’s Trending? Cooper Kupp’s value, MPJ puts on a show, the Luka Doncic trade fallout, Goodell addresses the refs, and an amazing feat of NBA knowledge.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show talking about the weather and the winter rules of golf before digging into some of the trade rumors around MPJ ahead of Thursday’s deadline. Travis Kelce gave Mike yet another reason to hate the Chiefs and it raises the question: Who do you hate more, these Chiefs or the Patriots dynasty? MPJ and the Nuggets’ youth, Goodell defending the refs, a 6-million-dollar assistant coach, and a long overdue change to NFL officiating on the way. The guys are joined by our 9News Broncos insider, Mike Klis, to get some news on the Broncos coaching exodus and the possibility of a big move on the way.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely are joined by our 9News Broncos insider, Mike Klis, to get some news on the Broncos coaching exodus and the possibility of a big move on the way. 

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour giving Stink the opportunity to hear the top audio of the morning, like Jared Bednar talking about consistency, Charles Barkley giving us a look into the minds of the Mavericks’ brass, and a great young man working through tragedy. A high profile player in the NFL wants to be traded, the guys discuss if they’re a good fit with the Broncos. The Broncos’ best player wants an expanded role playing both ways, can he? Stoke and Stink break it down. The guys finish today’s show listening to what Peyton Manning had to say over Pro Bowl weekend.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth enter the third hour with Mike defending his take where he’s defending the Chiefs’ success. Stink hops on the show to give his take and break the tie between Mike and Stoke. The guys discuss whether Bo made a mistake passing up the Pro Bowl and the opportunity to learn from Peyton Manning. They are joined by our Senior Editor at Denversports.com, James Merilatt, to talk about the huge trades that happened in the NBA over the weekend as well as how he’s looking at the Super Bowl matchup.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where the Avalanche are getting back on track, there are seismic shifts in the NBA, the Nuggets standing pat, and Stoke had a busy weekend lending Peyton Manning a shoulder to cry on. The guys see the Luka trade and they try to find a good comparison for it. Peyton Manning was a busy man during Pro Bowl week, he talked about the guys he hung out with and the kick of destiny. What’s Trending? The Avs are getting right after the Mikko Rantanen trade, the reason why the Mavs dealt Luka Doncic, and a bittersweet moment over the weekend.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show recapping a busy weekend from the wide world of sports, from the Pro Bowl to a seismic trade in the NBA. Mike turns traitor and tells us why he thinks fans should look at the Chiefs differently as we get closer to the Super Bowl. What’s Trending? The Avs get some get right games, Windhorst’s take on a historic trade, and a bittersweet story. Stoke’s been begging for a McConkey type of player here and the answer might be a lot closer than we expected.

James Merilatt and Brandon Stokely open the second hour debating one of our very own host’s take on the draft, namely how wrong he is. The Avalanche and the Nuggets have both been on a slide recently, which team needs to win more tonight? James and Stoke discuss. There have been a lot of coaches and executives that have left the Broncos this offseason, James and Stoke discuss whether it’s a big deal or not. What’s Trending? Cringe from Duval county, terrible trophy names, and no sour grapes in Buffalo.

James Merilatt and Brandon Stokely open today’s show introducing James to “Is It Just Me Friday” by introducing his own “Is It Just Me” about the Pro Bowl and Michae Malone. The guys play big deal or no big deal with the coaches that the rest of the NFL raided from the Broncos. What’s Trending? The Broncos ownership gives back, Belichick vouching for the players, a big loss is still fresh in the minds of Buffalo. James still isn’t a Bo-liever, he tells us why and what he needs to see in year two that will make him Bo-lieve.

James Merilatt, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth enter the third hour  discussing Bo Nix before they have a Trivia showdown to forget. They are joined by our NFL insider, James Palmer, to get his take on Bo turning down his Pro Bowl invite as well as his Super Bowl preview. The guys finish the hour with some “Is It Just Me’s” taking James to task about his love affair with Russell Wilson and Brock Bowers.

James Merilatt, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour putting the Avalanche and the Nuggets under the microscope, discussing which reeling team needs to pick up a big win more tonight. They debate how the Broncos should attack the Draft considering they have a lot of their frnachise cornerstones in place already. They argue about the number of coaches executives leaving the Broncos for promotions. James, Stink, and Stoke finish the week with a chat about championship trophies.

James Merilatt, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour with the sound bites of the morning for Stink’s take on it, from the Nuggets’ loss to a new idea for NBA games. James, Stoke, and Stink Hit the Hardwood and they go around the horn to geta read on everybody’s concern-o-meter for the Nuggets after their third straight loss. The guys have an interesting discussion about individual awards in the NFL mean compared to a Super Bowl ring. James, Stink, and Stoke finish today’s show talking about the perception of the game after hearing another talking head defend the Chiefs’ whistle before James fantasizes about Russell Wilson in silver and black to finish the show.

James Merilatt, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth enter the third hour discussing the Broncos’ lack of a weapon that strikes fear into the hearts of defenses. A couple of mocks have the Broncos taking some players that would upset a lot of folks in Broncos Country but Stink tells us why a defensive player at 20th overall would still be a win. A couple of Broncos turned up their nose at the Pro Bowl, is this a mistake though? James, Stoke, and Stink discuss.

James Merilatt and Brandon Stokely open the second hour taking a look at the crop of free agent WR’s to see who the Broncos can bring in to help Bo grow. A couple of mock drafts have the Broncos going off the beaten path, James and Stoke discuss what the Broncos should do in the draft. PFF is projecting c couple of free agents to the Broncos, but do they fit in the Broncos’ plans? Stoke and James discuss. What’s Trending? A moral victory from Michael Malone, James puts on a tin foil hat thinking about the Mikko trade, the NAB shortening games, and the voice you would want to commentate your life.

James Merilatt and Brandon Stokely open today’s show talking about the weather before they dig into the Nuggets’ loss to the Knicks. They discuss the Broncos’ RB rotation this past season and whether they trust Sean Payton to use a bell cow back if or when he gets one. What’s Trending? A prominent hockey guy doesn’t buy the Avs being cheap, Malone acting like a little league dad, and a former Patriot being insufferable. James and Stoke finish the first hour with James’ offseason Broncos wish list.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where the Avs are taking bad shots on and off the ice, the Broncos are giving back, the Nuggets have a regular season game that may mean more tonight, and a local college basketball update. Mike and Stoke play a game, they discuss what they would do at the Wide Receiver, Tight End, and Running Back positions this offseason. The guys saw what Sean Payton accomplished with the Broncos this season and it looks like the rest of the NFL saw it too, they wonder if the Sean Payton haters can finally see it too. Our very own Cecil Lammey joins Mike and Stoke from the Senior Bowl to tell us about some intriguing players like Bo’s bro and a back out of SMU.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour filling Stoke in on Mike’s infamous “Is That Your Daughter?” story. The guys play Sign, Draft, or Trade for the Broncos’ RB, TE, and WR positions this offseason. Mike makes his case for the Broncos to trade for Garrett Wilson. The guys finish the show with a discussion about the Broncos’ bigger problem between the lack of a running game and the passing attack.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth enter the third hour debating what the Pro Bowl even means anymore. They are joined by Joel Klatt from Fox Sports to get his take on the Broncos’ biggest needs on their roster and an update on Coach Prime’s contract situation. What’s Trending? A lot of bus riders on the Avalanche, a couple of marketing geniuses, and some of Stink’s least favorite words. Stink shares some Pro Bowl stories to close the hour after hearing about some Broncos that declined the invitation.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show with some curious listeners asking Stoke about his pedicure yesterday before Mike recaps the Avs’ loss to the Islanders. The guys highlight a charitable act from the Walton-Penner Group before they discuss the Coach Prime situation now that the Cowboys have hired a coach. What’s Trending? The Avs’ new guys, Shedeur’s confidence, hate-watching, and JJ Watt rips the Pro Bowl. Stoke is a little disappointed in Bo, he tells us why to close out the first hour.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour with their favorite audio of the morning. Pete Carrol’s first press conference as a Raider already has Mike worried, is he justified in worrying? The guys listen to the latest from the Cowboys’ owner, Jerry Jones, and they express gratitude for the stable ownership in charge of the Broncos. Stoke finishes today’s show trying to put the hard sell on Mike and Mark to get them on the Rockies bandwagon.

Mike Evans, Brandon Stokley, and Mark Schlereth enter the third hour joined by our very own Cecil Lammey to get his report on the RB’s at the Senior Bowl. They discuss the one-man draft that Stoke wants out of the Broncos. The guys freak out at all the money that Jimmy Butler is giving up on after his indefinite suspension before they look at the positions the Broncs don’t need to address in the draft. Mike, Stink, and Stoke rank their top five most earth-shaking trades in Denver sports history to close out the third hour.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open the second hour in 4 Down Territory where they cover a loss in Chicago, The Belly sticking to his code, and an Avs preview. Mike sees a Broncos executive going to the Jets and he wonders if the Broncos could be getting a pipeline of talent from New York. Stoke doesn’t want anything to do with the best player available in the draft, he plants his flag and explains why the Broncos need Ashton Jeanty behind Bo Nix. What’s Trending? The Bulls wanted it more than the Nuggets, Mike’s worried about the Raiders, the same old Cowboys, another cringe coach, Mike has some words of wisdom for Josh Allen, and all eyes on the Avs after trading Mikko Rantanen.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokely open today’s show discussing the brain drain that is happening to the Broncos this offseason, is it a good thing or a bad thing? Mike and Stoke Hit the Hardwood, recapping a tough loss to the Chicago Bulls. Mike asks Stoke a burning question: How close are the Broncos to the Chiefs’ level in actuality? What’s Trending? The Nuggets trending down, the Raiders’ new head coach, everybody hates Jerry Jones, Stoke’s high on the Rockies (for better or worse). Mike and Stoke are joined by our 9News Broncos Insider, Mike Klis, to tell us all about the Broncos brain drain that’s going on this offseason.