Yesterday's big news, the Broncos firing head coach Nathaniel Hackett after that

51-14 lost to the Rams on Christmas Day. Hackett 4-11 in his first season.

It's the shortest tenure of any non-inner Broncos head coach in franchise history.

Shannon, this is your team. Look into the future for me. Where do the Broncos go from here?

Hopefully up. They can't be any Lorde and what they are right now. They're Lorde and

well-pooked right now. The motto of the sea. Last in a lot of statistical categories.

And that's not what they expected when they traded all of what they traded and paid Russell Wilson

what they paid it. This was the right decision. The team had lost confidence in Nathaniel Hackett.

You can only tell the look at the defense. The defense came in third and only giving up an average

of 18 points a game and they gave up 51 against the team with a banged up off his line of quarterback

that's only been there for like 24 hours. That's unacceptable. They're fighting amongst themselves.

They're fighting after the game. The Wings, the new ownership had no choice.

It's good. We talked about yesterday. I said, they're not the whole new you never

run. You were high before they got there and in talking to them, they want to win.

They didn't just be, be worth $65, $70 billion. What's 30 million to them? They'll eat that.

And it doesn't go against the cap. So you couldn't do it. It's a rush. You cut Russ. That's $107 million in dead cap.

You can't eat that right now. But Russ, you own bar time next year. General manager, you own bar time.

Because you gave you, first of all, you hired Nathaniel Hackett and you gave Russ my money before we

even got there. So another word skip. I got to pay off a bill that I didn't purchase the thing.

Hopefully, skip. I would love to see Domingo Rhymes, Embirolyte left, which get a job this off season.

But I think in this situation, you probably need to go a more proven route.

Given what Russ says, now let me tell you the problem is, Russell Wilson has never been a one two three,

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