Bourbon, Broncos and NO B.S. Podcast

We gotta run the rock and keep Purdy on the sideline — that was our rallying cry as we flipped to the Broncos offense vs. 49ers defense. We all agree that we need consistency from the first whistle: J.K. Dobbins was a full practice participant (hip), RJ Harvey looks good, and Tyler Badie rotations matter. Spotty reminded everyone that Raheem Morris is crafty, but David flagged a coaching edge: Sean Payton has history against Morris and knows how to expose tendencies. That feels like leverage if our offensive line holds up and we commit to sustained drives to eat clock. We also dug into individual expectations — will Bo step up or keep us guessing? We debated paying him mad money if he’s only dominant for a quarter (big talk, I know). Jaylen Waddle shaking off a walking-boot scare and looking to post a 5–6 catch, 70–80 yard type game was another highlight. Bottom line: if we run consistently, control TO, and let Payton game-plan smartly, our offense can keep this close and maybe take over in the second half — but it’s gonna take discipline and patience.broncosandbourbon.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

BRONCOS COUNTRY… THEY FOUND ANOTHER WAY TO COME BACK! 😂🐴🔥 The feared Los Angeles Rams came into Sunday Night Football ready to test Denver. And once again… YOUR DENVER BRONCOS FOUND A WAY TO WIN. 🐴💥 𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐘 𝐃𝐈𝐃 𝐈𝐓 𝐀𝐆𝐀𝐈𝐍!😂𝐁𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐨𝐬 𝐁𝐄𝐀𝐓 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐚𝐦𝐬!𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐖𝐈𝐍 & 𝐁𝐈𝐆 𝐐𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬! Another second-half comeback. Another mark in the WIN COLUMN. Another game where Broncos Country had to hold onto its collective sanity. 😂 But before we start planning the parade… THERE'S STILL WORK TO DO. 👀 🔥 What changed in the second half? 🏈 How did Denver manage ANOTHER comeback? 😈 What does this win say about the Broncos? 👀 What still needs to be fixed? 🐴 How excited SHOULD Broncos Country be right now? We're celebrating the win, breaking down what happened!🥃 Bourbon, Broncos & NO B.S. POSTGAME PODCAST BroncosAndBourbon.com The Rams came to Mile High with plenty of hype. They're leaving with an L. 😂 But now the question is: ARE THE BRONCOS ACTUALLY TURNING INTO A TEAM THAT CAN'T BE COUNTED OUT… OR ARE WE STILL WAITING FOR THE OTHER SHOE TO DROP? 👀This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Can Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos carry their momentum into Sunday Night Football against the Los Angeles Rams? David and Spotty break down the 2026 Week 3 matchup, from stopping Matthew Stafford and Sean McVay’s offense to protecting Nix against Aaron Donald and the Rams’ defensive front.The defensive challenge starts with Kyren Williams, Blake Corum and a physical run game that can set up dangerous downfield throws. The guys dig into the Rams’ two- and three-tight-end packages, why those looks test Alex Singleton and Justin Strnad, and how Vance Joseph could respond. Plus, Puka Nacua’s uncertain availability, a potential Pat Surtain II vs. Davante Adams showdown, and whether Jahdae Barron could see a larger role.On offense, the focus turns to Bo Nix’s rhythm, Davis Webb’s play-calling and the growing connection with Jaylen Waddle over the middle. Can Denver’s offensive line create running room and keep Nix comfortable? The conversation also covers J.K. Dobbins, RJ Harvey and Jonah Coleman, Marvin Mims’ return-game value, the production from Evan Engram and Nate Adkins, and why it’s too early to give up on Pat Bryant.David and Spotty finish with different score predictions and their keys to a Broncos win in prime time.Episode chapters:00:00 Welcome and the Broncos vs. Rams matchup01:15 Denver’s defense faces another major test02:11 Puka Nacua’s status and the coverage matchups03:47 Stopping the Rams’ run game and earning pass-rush opportunities07:11 Pat Surtain II vs. Davante Adams09:18 Heavy personnel, tight ends and Jahdae Barron11:52 Tailgate Talk, Halftime Hash and the Broncos community13:51 Aaron Donald and Denver’s offensive line16:13 Running back injuries and Marvin Mims20:08 Bo Nix’s rhythm, mobility and confidence22:18 The Bo Nix arm-strength debate and Jaylen Waddle connection24:57 Evan Engram, Nate Adkins and Pat Bryant27:13 Broncos vs. Rams score predictions28:45 Tailgate Talk reminder and sign-offJoin the conversation at https://www.broncosandbourbon.com/ for Pick’Em, exclusive articles and the Broncos fan community. Catch Tailgate Talk one hour before kickoff for score predictions and the jersey giveaway contest, then come back at halftime for Halftime Hash.Follow Bourbon, Broncos and No B.S. on your favorite podcast app, share the show with a Broncos fan, and bring your prediction to Tailgate Talk. Go Broncos!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

The Denver Broncos erased a 13–3 deficit against the Jacksonville Jaguars to grab their first win of the season, and Victory Monday feels a whole lot better than the alternative. But this Broncos vs. Jaguars postgame breakdown isn't just a celebration. Denver showed the fight to finish, along with a few familiar problems that still need fixing. KevDan, Adam, and Scott the Flag Man break down the Week 2 comeback, from Jaylen Waddle's eight-catch, 138-yard bounce-back performance to Jonah Coleman's touchdown, Mile High Salute, and veteran-minded decision to keep the clock running. With injury questions surrounding J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey, has Coleman earned a bigger role in the Broncos' backfield? On defense, Riley Moss's interception and Zach Allen's pressure helped Denver stay in the fight. The crew debates whether the pass rush is doing enough beyond the sack totals, why Jacksonville's approach played into the Broncos' strengths, and how Cam Little's missed field goal helped swing the momentum. The win doesn't erase the frustration over penalties, slow offensive starts, and missed opportunities near the goal line. We dig into Bo Nix, Davis Webb's play-calling, the need to establish the run, and what Denver must clean up before facing the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday Night Football. Plus, the Jaguars fans who disappeared from the comments, the Chargers' rough start, and a little perspective on the AFC West. The Broncos are 1–1, the season is young, and there's plenty left to prove. Join the conversation at BroncosAndBourbon.com for Broncos articles, podcasts, videos, fan discussion, and the weekly Pick'Em Challenge. Catch the Postgame Podcast live Mondays at 8 PM Mountain Time and Bourbon, Broncos & NO B.S. live Tuesdays at 7 PM Mountain Time. On Broncos gamedays, join Tailgate Talk one hour before kickoff and Halftime Hash at halftime. Follow Bourbon, Broncos & NO B.S. on your favorite podcast platform, and tell us: has Jonah Coleman earned more touches? As always, go Broncos! EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 Victory Monday and the disappearing Jaguars fans 05:47 Scott the Flag Man joins the celebration 07:36 Penalties and the Broncos' discipline problem 15:53 Slow starts, the running game, and goal-line frustration 25:31 Backfield injuries and the broken pinky promise 28:10 Show schedule, membership, and the Pick'Em Challenge 31:46 Denver's defense, pass rush, and Jacksonville's approach 37:55 Cam Little's missed field goal and the momentum swing 45:12 Jonah Coleman, the Mile High Salute, and the RB1 debate 51:30 Backfield availability and looking toward the Rams 53:30 AFC West talk and the Chargers' rough start 57:07 Closing thoughts: consistency, confidence, and what's nextThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Can Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos bounce back against the Jacksonville Jaguars in their 2026 home opener? David and Spotty preview the Week 2 matchup, break down what needs to change after the Chiefs loss, and debate whether Denver can find its identity on offense before another tough test.The defensive conversation starts with missed tackles, Trevor Lawrence and Jacksonville’s receiving threats. Can the Broncos clean up their execution, force third-and-long and give Nik Bonitto a chance to disrupt the game?On offense, the focus turns to getting Jaylen Waddle involved, leaning on the offensive line and committing to the run. The guys also discuss Davis Webb’s play-calling, Sean Payton’s influence, Evan Engram’s role, and the injury concerns surrounding Marvin Mims and RJ Harvey, including a potential opportunity for Jonah Coleman.Plus, two different score predictions and a little perspective for Broncos Country: how much concern is justified after one rough week? It’s an honest look at what Denver needs to fix before taking on Jacksonville.Episode chapters00:00 Welcome and resetting after the Chiefs loss01:26 Broncos defense vs. Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars02:40 Missed tackles, Alex Singleton and defensive execution05:49 Bhayshul Tuten and Jacksonville’s offensive weapons08:11 Creating pass-rush opportunities for Nik Bonitto09:58 Where to find the shows and join the community11:02 Broncos offense vs. Jaguars defense13:50 Evan Engram, injury concerns and Jaylen Waddle14:34 Davis Webb, Sean Payton and committing to the run16:43 Finding Denver’s offensive identity19:11 Broncos vs. Jaguars score predictions20:11 Tailgate Talk and sign-offJoin the conversation at BroncosAndBourbon.com for Broncos articles, the fan community, merchandise and Pick’Em. Catch Tailgate Talk an hour before kickoff and Halftime Hash at halftime, and follow Bourbon, Broncos and No B.S. on your favorite podcast app. Go Broncos!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy