Broncos hold Pro Day: Schlereth and Evans
The show gets started with the guys talking about who the Broncos are bringing in to workout. We also covered the Rocks rookie Trevor Story getting the NL player of the week.
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Schlereth & Evans – 4/12/16 – The show gets started with the guys talking about who the Broncos are bringing in to workout. We also covered the Rocks rookie Trevor Story getting the NL player of the week.
Hour 1 gets going with the guys talking about who the Broncos are bringing in to workout. The guys go over all of the local prospects the Broncos brought in including former Duke receiver Max McCaffery.
The Morning Brew went over Broncos news, Trevor Story getting the National League player of the week honors, Cardale Jones rips the NCAA, and Kobe ends his career.
Former caddie Michael Collins from ESPN joined the guys to talk about Jordan Spieth’s collapse at the Masters over the weekend. Listen to Michael’s interview HERE
Hour 2 rolls along with Mark’s “CLEAR THE AIR” segment. Mark talked about how Aqib Talib is right in saying the Broncos can repeat as long as the play the defense they are capable of. Listen to Stink’s segment HERE
4 Down Territory covered Aqib Talib talking Von Miller, the Broncos pro day, Connor Cook getting evaluated by John Elway, and Josh Gordon failed another drug test.
Mike and Mark talked about if the Avs need to break up their core in order to return to the playoffs consistently. Mark thinks they should trade Gabe Landeskog and Mike thinks they need to trade Matt Duchene.
Hour 3 kicked off with the guys going over what the Broncos do at the Quarterback position. Do they go with Colin Kaepernick? Or would it be smarter to draft a QB?
The guys continued the discussion about the Avalanche and what they need to do to start contending in the western conference. The guys don’t agree on who to trade but they both agree that the Avs need a change. The guys said that Patrick Roy and GM Joe Sakic have tough decisions to make this off season.









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