Week One Struggles, Defense Dominates.

The Broncos are coming off a big matchup with the Rams, so let's break down what went right, what went wrong, and the biggest takeaways from the game.Then we turn the page to the 49ers. I'll go over the matchup, what Denver needs to do to win, the biggest players to watch, and what I'm expecting when the Broncos head into San Francisco.It's another big one for Denver, so let's get into it.As always, thanks for listening to the Mile High Weekly Podcast!

The Denver Broncos stormed back from a 13–3 deficit to defeat the Jacksonville Jaguars 20–13, earning their first win of the 2026 season!On this episode of the Mile High Weekly Podcast, Zach Gueck breaks down Denver's comeback victory, including Jaylen Waddle's breakout performance, Bo Nix's day through the air, and a Broncos defense that stepped up when it mattered most.We also dive into the first-half struggles, the second-half turnaround, the biggest takeaways from the win, and what Denver needs to improve moving forward.Was this the bounce-back performance Broncos Country needed? Or are there still some concerns after Week 2?🎙️ Tune in, Broncos Country, and let's talk football!Follow Mile High Weekly Podcast for more Broncos game recaps, previews, and NFL discussion.

Welcome back to the Mile High Weekly Podcast! After a disappointing Week 1 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, the Denver Broncos are looking to get back on track as they prepare to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars at Mile High.In this week's episode, we're breaking down everything you need to know heading into this Week 2 matchup. Can Bo Nix and the Broncos' offense find their rhythm? Can Denver's defense slow down Trevor Lawrence after his impressive Week 1 performance? And will the Broncos get a little revenge after Jacksonville snapped Denver's 11-game winning streak last season?

The Broncos' season opener could not have gone much worse.Denver falls to the Chiefs 31-10 on Monday Night Football, and Zach breaks down everything that went wrong — from Bo Nix's struggles and the offensive line's inability to protect him, to questionable play calling and a rushing attack that couldn't get going.But the biggest problem? 28 missed tackles. Kenneth Walker alone accounted for 14 missed tackles, turning in a performance that made him look like Barry Sanders.Zach also discusses Davis Webb's first game as Denver's play caller, the lack of targets for Jaylen Waddell and Courtland Sutton, what went wrong on both sides of the ball, and why Broncos fans shouldn't completely panic after just one game.Plus, a look ahead to next week's matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars.It's one game — but there's plenty to talk about.Follow the Mile High Weekly Podcast on Instagram @milehighweeklypod and follow the podcast for more Broncos coverage every week.

The Broncos are officially getting ready for another big season! In this episode, I break down the Broncos re-signing Taylor Rapp, the team’s newly announced captains, and what those moves mean heading into the season.I’ll also give you some of my favorite fantasy football sleepers to keep an eye on, before diving into a full Broncos vs. Chiefs preview. Can Denver start the season with a statement win over Kansas City?

Take a dive into the 2026 Denver Broncos official 53 man roster, and my game by game predictions for this season!

Dive in to Denver's first two preseason games, and see how Broncos look going into the 2026 season!

Recap of the Broncos tough 23-20 loss to the LA Chargers, and look ahead to Monday Night Football against the Cincinnati Bengals

Denver loses a heartbreaker in Indianapolis 29-28 by way of a leverage penalty called on Denver which Indy then hit the 45-yard game winning field goal. Onto the Chargers in week 3.

Week one was chaotic for Denver, but the Broncos came out with a win against the Titans, who had number one overall pick Cam Ward make his debut. We also look ahead to the Colts game.