SUPER BOWL 50 REMATCH TO OPEN THE NFL SEASON: The Drive

Apr 14, 2016, 4:15 PM Updated: Jul 13, 2016, 8:27 am

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Thursday April 14, 2016

LISTEN TO HOUR ONE HERE!

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3pm- Big Al and DMac opened the show up talking about the recent court case involving John Bowlen. Then, breaking news hit as it was reported the Broncos will open the season in a Super Bowl 50 rematch against the Panthers. They guys gave their opinion on the recent deal that Rams made to move up to the 1st pick and how it affects the Broncos. The Big Three at 3:30 discussed Kobe Bryant’s last game; Steph Curry’s performance last night; a Cleveland Cavaliers schedule issue and more.

LISTEN TO HOUR TWO HERE!

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4pm- Football at Four kicks off talking about the big NFL trade that went down today with the Los Angeles Rams and Tennessee Titans and how that will change what the Broncos will do come April 28th. News broke on Percy Harvin deciding to retire. Los Angeles Laker Forward Metta World Peace joins The Drive to break down Kobe’s final game, this season with the Lakers and touching on the Warriors breaking records and Steph Curry’s play. They also discuss the way the game has changed since the new rules changed. Listen to that conversation HERE!

LISTEN TO HOUR THREE HERE!

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5pm- The hour opens with the fellas talking about the Rams/Titans trade and preview of the NFL schedules being released. Mark Reynolds, Rockies 1st Baseman joins the show to talk about their win against the San Francisco Giants today and how things have been so far this year down at 20th and Blake . Listen to that interview HERE! Conversation switches back to football as Quarterback rumors continue to swirl. The Closing Bell touches on Kobe and the Lakers trending up, Dwight Howard and the WNBA Draft are trending down. The show wraps with the classic Shaq vs Dwight debate and the ESPN 30 for 30 series featuring Penny Hardaway and Shaq and their time in Orlando.

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Written by Joel Hunt