First And Orange

In this edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran continue their positional previews ahead of the NFL Draft. They break down Denver's need at cornerback, defensive line and inside linebacker, with potential picks to watch at those positions. Plus, what are the chances that general manager John Elway trades up or down from the Broncos' first pick at No. 15 overall?

In this packed edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran preview wideouts and tight ends the Broncos might be targeting in the 2020 NFL Draft. What college pass-catchers are atop Denver's big board to bring in as a complement to No. 1 wideout Courtland Sutton, and when in the draft should the team address the need? And what tight ends could the Broncos be considering to back up Noah Fant and Nick Vannett?

In this packed edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran review coach Vic Fangio and GM John Elway's wide-ranging comments on the team on Tuesday. Plus, discussion on how the Broncos fared in free agency, the official expansion of the playoff field to 14 teams, and the chances of a normal NFL schedule this fall amid the coronavirus pandemic.

In this packed edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran recap the Broncos' moves through the first week of free agency. Which trades and signings will prove most impactful for Denver? Plus, thoughts on the departure of Chris Harris, Connor McGovern and Will Parks; discussion on the free agencies of Shelby Harris and Derek Wolfe; looking at the rest of the AFC West's offseason, and more analysis.

In this edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran discuss the first few days of NFL free agency. Which teams helped themselves, and which teams didn't? Where does the versatile Graham Glasgow fit in on the Broncos' evolving offensive line? Why did Denver trade fullback Andy Janovich just five months after signing him to a three-year contract worth $5.7 million? How do the Broncos benefit from trading for defensive lineman Jurrell Casey? The reporters break down those questions and much more.

In this edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran break down the progress, or lack thereof, on the league's recent CBA proposal. Plus, analysis on Denver's free agents, compensatory draft picks, the effect of coronavirus on the sports world and more.

In this edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran analyze the Broncos' trade for Jacksonville cornerback A.J. Bouye. What does the move mean for Chris Harris' future in orange and blue? Plus, extended analysis on what the Broncos saw at last week's NFL Combine, the team's decision to eventually franchise tag safety Justin Simmons, what other free agents/potential trades make sense for Denver this offseason and much more.

In this edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran break down what the Broncos are looking for at the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. What prospects should Denver spend the most time focusing on, and what's it like to cover the NFL's biggest pre-draft event? Plus, more analysis on the schedule and happenings at the combine.

In this edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran discuss potential offseason trades by the Broncos, most notably acquiring Lions cornerback Darius Slay and Vikings wideout Stefon Diggs. Plus, analysis on the newly proposed C.B.A. to move to a 17-game regular schedule and expanded playoff format.

In this edition of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran discuss a multitude of topics, including Broncos contract options, the debut of the re-born XFL and Mel Tucker's bolt from Boulder to Michigan State. Plus, comparing the general managers of the Rockies and the Broncos, and examining why Jeff Bridich is so much worse at dealing with the media than John Elway.

In this episode of the First-&-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran break down Steve Atwater's election into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year. What pushed The Smilin' Assassin into Canton, and what does his election mean for Broncos Country? Plus, analysis off Pat Shurmur's introductory news conference as the Broncos' fifth offensive coordinator in as many seasons.

In this episode of the First-&-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran assess commissioner Roger Goodell's comments on Broncos ownership and break down the hiring of quarterback coach Mike Shula as well as a new "cap guy." Plus, what the 49ers and Chiefs are saying about the Broncos in Miami, a look at the Hall of Fame chances for Steve Atwater and John Lynch, and a preview of/predictions for Super Bowl LIV.

In this episode of the First-&-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran preview the 2020 Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. Who should the Broncos target during practices this week leading into Saturday's game? Who are the most notable prospects on each roster? Plus, more analysis.

In this episode of the First-&-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran discuss the Broncos' changing of the guard at offensive coordinator. With Rich Scangarello out after one season and Pat Shurmur in as the new play caller, what does that mean for quarterback Drew Lock and the offense? Did coach Vic Fangio make the right move by giving Scangarello a pink slip after one season?

In this episode of the First-&-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran discuss former Broncos linebacker Randy Gradishar missing out on the Pro Football Hall of Fame once again. Why didn't Gradishar make the cut for the NFL's special Centennial Slate? Plus, analysis on former Broncos and modern-day Hall of Fame finalists Steve Atwater and John Lynch.

In the latest First-and-Orange podcast episode, Broncos beat writers Ryan O’Halloran and Kyle Fredrickson examine the most compelling storylines entering Week 17 against the Raiders. Topics include what's next for injured offensive tackle Ja'Wuan James, the steady progression of rookie quarterback Drew Lock, and which players will gain the most with strong performances against Oakland.

In this episode of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran discuss the Broncos' big loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 15. That includes analysis of Von Miller's honest postgame comments, Drew Lock's dud at Arrowhead Stadium, an injury update on rookie tight end Noah Fant and more.

In this episode of the First and Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O'Halloran evaluate Drew Lock's progress through his first two NFL starts. Plus, previewing the Broncos at Kansas City matchup, breaking down the fanbase's rising excitement amid Lockapalooza and much more.

In this episode of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O’Halloran break down the ramifications of Derek Wolfe's season-ending elbow dislocation. The defensive end leads the Broncos with seven sacks this year, but was hurt in the fourth quarter on Sunday against Los Angeles. Plus, analysis on Drew Lock's NFL debut, the Broncos' walk-off win over the Chargers in Week 13, an injury update on Ja'Wuan James, and the play of Courtland Sutton and Brandon McManus.

In this episode of the First-and-Orange podcast, Denver Post beat writers Kyle Newman and Ryan O’Halloran break down why Drew Lock will likely make his NFL debut as the Broncos' starting quarterback on Sunday against the Chargers -- even if coach Vic Fangio won't yet say that's the case. Plus, previewing the Week 13 divisional matchup against Los Angeles at Mile High and the chances of fireworks between cornerback Chris Harris and wideout Keenan Allen.