Bourbon, Broncos & NO B.S. Podcast

Bourbon, Broncos and No B.S.

Bourbon, Broncos & No B.S. is a Denver Broncos podcast for real fans — straight talk, cold takes left at the door, and a bourbon in hand. Hosted by lifelong Broncos fans, we break down every game with honest Denver Broncos news, analysis, recaps, and roster talk you won't get from the corporate shows. From Sean Payton's game plan to Bo Nix and the rest of the roster, we cover the AFC West race and what it really means for the season. New episodes weekly (live Tuesdays at 7PM MT). Pour a drink, join the huddle, and get the unfiltered Broncos talk you've been looking for. GO BRONCOS!

  1. 2d ago

    Broncos Training Camp Preview 2026: Rookies Report, Davis Webb & Bo Nix | Bourbon, Broncos & No B.S.

    Rookies report tomorrow and football is officially back. Kevin and David break down everything ahead of Denver Broncos training camp 2026 — from a rookie class that flies under the radar to the position battles worth watching all summer. The guys dig into which first-year players actually have a path to the field, including DL Tyler Onyedim, RB Jonah Coleman, OT Kage Casey, and Mr. Irrelevant linebacker Red Murdock. On offense, the conversation centers on new play caller Davis Webb and what his promotion could mean for Bo Nix — plus fresh weapons Jaylen Waddle, rookie tight end Justin Joly, Dallen Bentley, and Caleb Lohner. Kevin and David also preview the Aug. 14 preseason opener at the Atlanta Falcons, weigh the defense's late-season fade under Vance Joseph, talk Riley Moss and Ja'Quan McMillian's contract situations, and share why this could finally be the year Denver reaches Super Bowl 61. Plus: the on-site training camp experience, a hidden website Easter egg, and closing thoughts on the season ahead. New episodes every Tuesday at 7:00 PM Mountain Time. Sign up at BroncosAndBourbon.com — $1, one time, lifetime access. Key TopicsRookies reporting to camp and a quieter-than-usual draft classPosition battles: Tyler Onyedim, Jonah Coleman, Kage Casey & Red MurdockDavis Webb taking over play-calling and what it means for Bo NixNew offensive weapons: Jaylen Waddle, Justin Joly, Dallen Bentley & Caleb LohnerBo Nix's ankle injury, missed OTAs, and the compressed camp timelineAug. 14 preseason opener at the Atlanta Falcons (dome / climate control)Fixing the pre-snap communication and timeout problems from last seasonDefense concerns: late-season fade, run defense & the sack recordRiley Moss and Ja'Quan McMillian contract-year storylinesSuper Bowl 61 prediction and the 11th season of Broncos contentAttending training camp, the new facilities & the hidden website Easter egg

  2. Jul 15

    Denver Broncos Origin Story: Bears Stadium, First Playoff Win & Training Camp Countdown | Bourbon, Broncos & No B.S.

    The Broncos didn't become Broncos overnight. Before the Orange Crush, before John Elway, before back-to-back titles, there was a nearly-broke minor league baseball owner, a used-uniform franchise, and 13 seasons of losing before Denver's first winning record. In this off-season edition, Kevin and Adam rewind all the way to the beginning — Broncos then versus Broncos now — one week out from training camp. From Bob Howsam buying the team on the cheap in 1959 and the Broncos playing their first games at Bears Stadium, to the naming contest that gave Denver its identity, to John Ralston delivering that elusive first winning season in 1973, this is the franchise history most fans have never heard. The guys break down the 34-21 Christmas Eve playoff breakthrough over the Steelers in 1977, the legend of Barrel Man (Tim McKernan and his $10 bet), Shannon Sharpe calling in the National Guard, C.J. Anderson's overtime dagger against the undefeated Patriots, and the Mile High Magic that keeps showing up when it matters most. Plus a look ahead to training camp, the rookies reporting July 22nd, and why this could finally be a Super Bowl 61 year for Broncos Country. Live every Tuesday night at 7:00 PM Mountain Time. Sign up for full access at BroncosAndBourbon.com for a one-time $1. Key TopicsHow Bob Howsam founded the Broncos on August 14, 1959, and why they played at a baseball stadium (Bears Stadium)The 1960 naming contest — and what Denver's team could have been calledDenver's first-ever win: beating the Boston Patriots in the AFL's inaugural game, September 9, 196013 losing seasons and the long road to the first winning record (1973) under coach John RalstonThe 1977 Orange Crush breakthrough: first playoff win, 34-21 over the Steelers on Christmas EveThe legend of Barrel Man — Tim McKernan, the $10 bet, and his 1999 Hall of Fans inductionClassic Broncos moments: Shannon Sharpe's "National Guard" call and C.J. Anderson's 2015 overtime win vs. the undefeated PatriotsMile High Magic, favorite fan memories, and a look ahead to training camp and a Super Bowl 61 run

  3. Jul 8

    John Elway Day, Broncos Tight End Battle & Super Bowl 61 Talk — Bourbon, Broncos & No B.S.

    It's John Elway Day, and Kevin and Adam kick things off by celebrating the Duke — from the draft-day standoff that landed him in Denver instead of Baltimore or Oakland, to the helicopter run, to the Terrell Davis question: does Elway win those rings without a run game? That leads straight into a Denver Broncos training camp preview, with the 2026 season now roughly 74 days from kickoff and rookies reporting in about two weeks. The guys break down a crowded tight end room — Evan Engram, re-signed Adam Trautman, Lucas Krull, Nate Adkins, and rookies Justin Joly and Dallen Bentley (plus basketball convert Caleb Lohner) — and debate who actually makes the cut. They dig into the running back picture behind J.K. Dobbins with RJ Harvey and rookie Jonah Coleman, ask who Bo Nix's Terrell Davis will be, preview new OC Davis Webb, and make the case for a fast start built on roster continuity — closing with a bold Super Bowl 61 prediction and a look ahead to Week 1 at Arrowhead against the Chiefs. Key TopicsJohn Elway Day tribute: the draft standoff, the helicopter run, and his Denver legacyDoes Elway win Super Bowls without Terrell Davis? The "history remembers winners" debate2026 training camp timeline — ~74 days to kickoff, rookies reporting in ~2 weeksTight end battle: Engram, Trautman, Krull, Adkins vs. rookies Joly & Bentley (and Caleb Lohner)Running back room: J.K. Dobbins, RJ Harvey, and rookie Jonah Coleman — who's Bo Nix's Terrell Davis?New OC Davis Webb and what to expect from the play callingRoster continuity as the key to a fast startSuper Bowl 61 prediction and the Week 1 road opener vs. the Chiefs at Arrowhead

  4. Jul 1

    Broncos Super Bowl or Bust, WR Battle — Bourbon, Broncos & No B.S.

    Three weeks out from rookies reporting, the Broncos just dropped their training camp schedule — 14 public practices with free tickets, plus shade on the berm for the first time thanks to the new facility. KevDan and David break down a roster with real Super Bowl-or-bust expectations after last season's AFC Championship run: the wide receiver room (five locks plus a sixth-spot battle between Lil'Jordan Humphrey and UFL signing Hakeem Butler), the Bo Nix–Jaylen Waddle chemistry question, and why Jonah Coleman may be a "next year" back behind J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey. They dig into second-year breakout candidates Pat Bryant, Sai'vion Jones, and Que Robinson, weigh the defensive impact of Jonathon Cooper's legal absence with Nik Bonitto and Zach Allen anchoring the front, and settle a Vance Joseph question. Plus a World Cup detour and the $1 lifetime membership at broncosandbourbon.com before it jumps to $5 at Week 1. Key TopicsTraining camp schedule released — 14 public practices, free tickets "on sale" 10 AM, new-facility shade on the bermSuper Bowl-or-bust expectations after the AFC Championship runWR room — 5 locks (Sutton, Waddle, Franklin, Bryant, Mims Jr.) + 6th-spot battle: Lil'Jordan Humphrey vs. Hakeem ButlerRB room — heavy Dobbins/Harvey to start; Jonah Coleman a "next year" guyPat Bryant breakout watch — one drop all year, but concussion history is the questionSecond-year D-line/edge — Sai'vion Jones & Que Robinson need to show outJonathon Cooper's legal absence — leadership loss (#0) and defensive impactBo Nix in the preseason — sit vs. play debateVance Joseph's timeline as a head-coach candidateWorld Cup finals July 19th asidebroncosandbourbon.com — $1 lifetime membership now, jumps to $5 after Sept 14 (Week 1 vs. Chiefs)

  5. Jun 24

    Bourbon, Broncos & No B.S. - Training Camp Dates SET

    Training camp is officially on the calendar, Broncos Country — rookies report at the end of July, veterans a week later, and the final stretch of the dead offseason is almost behind us. Kevin and Spotty break down everything that actually matters heading into camp. The wide receiver room is the headline. With Courtland Sutton and Marvin Mims locked in and Troy Franklin, Pat Bryant, Lil'Jordan Humphrey, and UFL Offensive Player of the Year Hakeem Butler all fighting for snaps, this is the most likely room to produce a surprise cut — or a Devon Bailey-style trade nobody sees coming. The guys make the case for why consistency (and ending the drops problem) decides who sticks. Then it's the tight end picture: six bodies, one clear starter in Evan Engram, and a real question about who gets the hook if the touchdowns don't come. Plus the defensive battles worth watching — Savion Jones stepping into the JFM void, rookie Tyler-on-Adam turning heads in minicamp, and a defense returning nearly intact for a third straight year. The crew also digs into Sean Payton's five-year extension — the first Broncos head coach extension in 14 years — what it signals about the Walton-Penner Group's commitment to continuity, and whether OC Davis Webb is already coaching his way off the roster. Membership is live at broncosandbourbon.com — a one-time $1 lifetime payment gets you full access before it jumps to $5 at the start of the season. Articles, videos, podcasts, daily fan topics, merch coupon codes, and a season-long pick'em with prizes. New episodes every Tuesday at 7 PM Mountain. Go Broncos. Topics covered: Broncos training camp dates · WR position battle (Sutton, Mims, Franklin, Bryant, Butler) · drops problem · tight end depth (Engram, Jolly, Troutman) · Savion Jones & the JFM replacement · Sean Payton 5-year extension · Davis Webb's future · defensive continuity

  6. Jun 17

    Bourbon, Broncos & No B.S. - Cooper Gets Caught, Bo is Back and MORE!

    KevDan and Adam are back for another Tuesday night edition of Bourbon, Broncos & No B.S., and there's actual Broncos news to unpack. First, the guys pause to offer condolences after a worker was found unresponsive at the new Broncos training facility — a sobering reminder that not everything in the news cycle is about football. Then it's on to Jonathan Cooper, whose off-field situation dominated headlines out of minicamp. Kev and Adam break down what it means for the defense, how much of a distraction it really is, and why Sean Payton sending him home may have been exactly the right call. No hot takes, no fake outrage — just honest conversation about a guy they genuinely respect and hope figures things out. On a much brighter note: Bo Nix was out at minicamp, throwing the ball around, and looking healthy. The guys talk about what it meant to see #10 back on the field — and why getting those reps in now, ahead of training camp, is the best possible news for the offense heading into 2026. KevDan also unveils the newly rebuilt BroncosAndBourbon.com — a one-of-a-kind Broncos fan hub with daily topics, a fan forum, the Mile High Moments merch collection, a depth chart, pick'em contests with real prizes, and a $1 lifetime membership that's only going up from here. Oh — and the channel hit 1,000 YouTube subscribers live on air tonight. Somebody named Vic won something from the merch store. Congrats, Vic. Adam closes with a message for a certain New England Patriots special teamer who decided to open his mouth about Bo Nix. It was clean. It was surgical. It was clip-worthy. Visit BroncosAndBourbon.com — $1 lifetime membership. Get in now.

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Bourbon, Broncos & No B.S. is a Denver Broncos podcast for real fans — straight talk, cold takes left at the door, and a bourbon in hand. Hosted by lifelong Broncos fans, we break down every game with honest Denver Broncos news, analysis, recaps, and roster talk you won't get from the corporate shows. From Sean Payton's game plan to Bo Nix and the rest of the roster, we cover the AFC West race and what it really means for the season. New episodes weekly (live Tuesdays at 7PM MT). Pour a drink, join the huddle, and get the unfiltered Broncos talk you've been looking for. GO BRONCOS!