Mike Evans and Will Petersen without Mark Schlereth open the fourth hour carrying over their debate about the Coach Prime regime. The guys explain why Sunday’s game in Vegas could be a blowout. They look at the past to determine how they want the end of the Brocos’ season to go. Would you want the Broncos to carry a long winning streak into the playoffs? How much rest do you want at the end of the season? Mike and Will talk about the future of college athletics after seeing the news of Michigan State’s brand new big donor. The guys cap off Raider week telling people why it’s okay that the Brocos are winning nail-biters before making their predictions for Sunday’s game.

Mike Evans and Will Petersen without Mark Schlereth kick off the third hour taking a full lap around the Denver sports scene; talking about the concerning injury reports coming out of Vegas, getting excited about a new era of Rockies baseball, and comparing the big college coaches. Mike and Will are joined by our NFL Insider, James Palmer, joins the show to give his take on the Broncos, give us some info about the Raiders’ injury report, and the demise of the Chiefs. Mike and Will end the third hour with a heated debate about Will’s article where he called for Deion Sanders to get fired.

Mike Evans and Will Petersen with Mark Schlereth open the second hour Telling Broncos Country why Sunday’s game in Vegas isn’t a trap game. They praise Coach Prime for making a good move for his staff. There has been much ado about the Broncos’ struggling running game and Stink breaks down RJ Harvey’s struggles carrying the rock. The guys give the 7am listeners a preview of the upcoming documentary about John Elway’s career. The Morning Crew wrap up the second hour in 4 Down Territory where they debunk the myth of scoreboard watching, got soured on George Pickens, celebrate the demise of the Chiefs, and breathe a sigh of relief that Pat Shurmur is finally gone.

Mike Evans and Will Petersen kick off today’s show with Mark Schlereth bouncing around the Denver sports scene debating whether Sunday’s game against the Raiders is a trap game, reacting to a rare Avs loss, and breaking down CU’s new offensive coordinator. There have been a ton of people making parallels between the Super Bowl 50 team and this year’s Broncos, Will and Stink point out a few key differences that could be the difference between success and failure. Should Broncos fans feel worried about winning so many close games? They give Stoke some grief for taking a long weekend before they stress how important it is to have home field advantage of the the Patriots.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth open the fourth hour trying to get Stoke’s snow day a movie deal before they take care of their weekly fantasy matchup. The Morning Crew takes on The Drive’s Trivia Challenge after having the holiday off, can they get off of the 2-2 schneid they’ve been stuck on? Mike, Mark, and Stoke cap off today’s show debating between an old friend and the future of CU Football.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth kick off the third hour of Stoke’s victory lap day with all of the fun Friday fare. The guys address the Raiders, even if there isn’t much buzz. They wonder how to game plan for new coordinators since the last time the Broncos saw them and they wonder if Pete Carroll will be the head coach for the Raiders next year. Mike Shanahan got passed over for the Hall of Fame yet again and they rave about what a travesty it is that he keeps getting passed over. Is Jamal Murray on a Hall of Fame trajectory if he makes the All Star game this season? The Morning Crew make the case for the Blue Arrow. Who will be the NFL Coach of the Year? Does Sean Payton have a chance? Our Senior Editor at Denver Sports.com, James Merilatt, joins us live in studio to catch up with the guys talking about the Broncos and Jamal Murray.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth open the second hour fundraising for CU’s 27-million-dollar deficit before they discuss the mentality of Bo Nix. Mike Shanahan got passed over for the Hall of Fame once again and the guys give the committee a piece of their minds. Mike explains how ridiculous it is that the perception of Jamal Murray is shaped by one of the NBA’s laughingstocks. The Rockies’ hire of Josh Byrnes has been met with rave reviews across the nation and the hire has the guys feeling more optimistic about the Rockies than ever. The Morning Crew wrap up the second hour in 4 Down Territory where they break down the nuances of an off-schedule play, the Broncos are getting some credit from a national figure, the NFL still rules the ratings, and huge universities are being thwarted by cookies.

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley kick off today’s show with Stoke in the building again telling us about using a snowplow for Mount Crumpet. They highlight Jamal Murray's 52 point night against the Pacers. They give the 6am listeners a chance to hear what Joel Klatt had to say about Bo’s last couple of weeks in the pocket and RJ Harvey’s struggles running the ball. What is Sean Payton’s superpower that allows him to turn so many teams around to perennial contenders? Is Sean Payton a Coach of the Year contender? The 6am Duo discuss before they hear what Dan Orlovsky had to say about the Bo Nix clutch time roller-coaster.