Let's ask our guy Brian Baldinger, who's calling in on the Xfinity Mobile call-in line, Xfinity, imagine that. Let's bring him in right now. Baldi, what's going on? Hey, guys. Good to be with you. You know, it's kind of dead period right now, so I'm sure we're just kind of looking back right now things that might have happened or could have happened or maybe we wish we would have had it happened. Oh, Baldy, you're absolutely right.

That's exactly what we're...

Great summary of the first two segments today.

That's exactly. have happened or could have happened or maybe we wish we would have had it happened.

Oh, Baldy, you're absolutely right. That's exactly what we're doing.

That's exactly what we're doing. We're talking about on this show, kind of looking at the Broncos, Avs, and Nuggets and seeing which one was more heartbreaking and then looking forward

to who has the best odds of winning the championship next.

Do you think the Broncos are, I don't know, your abs and nuggets,

knowledge there, but do you think the Broncos are really up there in terms of winning a Super Bowl?

Well, I mean, you get the

AFC championship game at home like they did. And I know Jared Stidham was the

starting quarterback that day and, you know, it's too bad what happened to Bo Nix at the end

of the divisional game against Buffalo. But, I mean, to lose that game still about as

heartbreaking as you get. It just is.

Like the defense couldn't have played a whole lot better.

They gave them the only touchdown they really ever got that game.

Like that was all set up to win and go to a Super Bowl.

And so that's just, I don't know, when you get that close and you're at home,

that's different than, you know, seven game series of,

you know, the, the nuggets and the abs right now. We also were kind of looking around at teams

or quarterbacks that would put fear into the Broncos. If you were, you know, in Vance Joseph's

position, which quarterback would you least want to face in a

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