The Broncos were inexplicably bad on offense again, but they found a way to win against the defending Super Bowl champs. How did they beat the Seahawks? Join @jamesmerilatt and @I_CU_boy to figure out how Denver keeps winning games.

The first six games of the Broncos season have been a gauntlet. At 3-2, they have a chance to finish the stretch with a winning record. But the defending champs stand in their way, as the Seahawks roll into town for “Thursday Night Football.” It’s a huge test for a team that’s been under a lot of scrutiny. Can Denver pull the upset over Seattle? Join @jamesmerilatt and @XsandOsShow to preview the matchup.

Every week, other teams light up the scoreboard with dynamic offense. Meanwhile, the Broncos are stuck in the mud. Join @jamesmerilatt and @arranandersen to find out why.

Sean Payton was calling the plays, but the Broncos offense still sputtered. Nonetheless, an opportunistic defense and hapless Chargers offense helped Denver move to 3-2. Join @jamesmerilatt and @bstokley14 break down the Week 4 loss.

The Broncos head to Los Angeles to play the winless Chargers, a game they have to have in order to keep within striking distance in the AFC West. Can they avoid the upset? Join @jamesmerilatt and @RyanHarris_68 to preview the matchup.

The Chargers are one of five winless teams in the NFL. Getting a win in L.A. is the key to staying above water during the first six games. Can the Broncos hold off a desperate divisional opponent. Join @jamesmerilatt and @heyrachelvigil to look ahead to Sunday’s showdown.

The Buffaloes still garner national attention, but it’s now for all of the wrong reasons. After a third-straight loss, in embarrassing fashion, is it time to pull the plug on Deion Sanders. Join @jamesmerilatt and @dantjacobslaw to look at the state of CU football.