To Play Phillip or Not! The Drive: 03.23.20

LISTEN TO HOUR ONE HERE!

DMac and Tyler kicked off the show reacting to the latest news of the COVID-19 virus. Tyler explained why he likes Melvin Gordon, but not at this price tag. Does this mean the Broncos won’t select a running back in the first three rounds? In the water cooler, the guys discuss the latest news of Peyton Manning turning down Monday Night Football. Mayor Hancock joined the show to discuss the “stay at home” public health order that begins March 24^th and ends April 10^th. Mayor Hancock also explained where you can or cannot go.

LISTEN TO HOUR TWO HERE!

In Football at Four, the guys discussed the Kyle Allen trade to the Redskins so that Carolina can bring in XFL quarterback P.J. Walker. Why haven’t Derek Wolfe and Shelby Harris signed anywhere yet? Tyler explained why the Broncos would have been better off signing Robby Anderson instead of Melvin Gordon. DMac and Tyler then debate with each other on what makes a great sports movie. The guys close out the hour updating their BBOP board with who the Broncos should draft in the first round.

LISTEN TO HOUR THREE HERE!

Troy Renck joined the show to break down what the hype is surrounding Phillip Lindsay. How much playing time will Lindsay get with Melvin Gordon on the team now?  Troy also explained why the Broncos haven’t had any interest in Robby Anderson. DMac talked about the latest details with Tom Brady and wonders what the Colts are doing. Is Mike Evans finally right?

LISTEN TO HOUR FOUR HERE!

In the top 6 at six, DMac and Tyler talk about the Olympics being postponed. Tyler asked DMac if he’s disappointed that Peyton Manning won’t be on Monday Night Football and are the Patriots taking for Trevor Lawrence? The guys discussed grades from national outlets on the signing of Melvin Gordon. The fellas then reacted to the Broncos re-signing edge rusher Jeremiah Attaochu to a one-year deal. Mayor Hancock joined the show to discuss the “stay at home” public health order that begins March 24^th and ends April 10^th. Mayor Hancock also explained where you can or cannot go.

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