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All right, here we are another Locked-on crossover podcast.

Brian Peacock here of Locked-on 49ers.

I'm with Cody Rourke of Locked-on Broncos.

Once again, the 49ers and Broncos share some ties in the front office and coaching ranks.

And so we're going to talk about the coaches that have essentially swapped teams here with the 49ers and Broncos with the most recent hires and maybe see if there's some other deals we can work out together.

If we were sitting in and acting as John Lynch and John Elway and maybe making some trades here because it's going to be a very interesting off season, I think for both teams, obviously it always is when there's a new coach in town and a new head coach. And so that's what the Broncos have going on in Denver. So my guest today, Cody Rourke, welcome, man. How are you? Hey, man. Blessed as always to join you here. Brian, always love doing these locked on Broncos, locked on 49ers crossover series.

It's always fun, no matter what. And so like we have an excuse now, you know, a legitimate one

out of season to do another crossover. It always seems like we find some kind of storyline.

We're always intertwined some way to do a crossover show. Love the feedback. And I've been getting a lot of support as well from some of the Lockdown 49ers listeners. Awesome, awesome fan base you guys have down there as well. And I know my Lockdown Broncos listeners appreciate your insight as well. So, hey, I'm excited about this. A lot of exciting things happening

in Denver right now. And, you know, everything on paper looks good, but, you know, we got to see the on-filled product. So, you know, it's funny because off the air, you were telling me what the proper pronunciation of Rich Skangarello is supposed to be. And I think I might have been, I used to call him Skagnarello.

And his nickname is Skaggs for short.

I hear people call him that all the time.

So I should just call him Skaggs and I think I might have been, I used to call him Skag Nurello. And his nickname is Skaggs for short.

I hear people call him that all the time.

So I should just call him Skaggs and I won't get it wrong. But what was the proper pronunciation you saw today? Oh, yeah. So Denver Media is going to have a fun one with this with all the mafia style names, which I'll tell you guys about here in a little bit. but apparently it is Rich Scangerello as his pronunciation,

which I was referring to earlier in it is Rich Scangerello as his

pronunciation, which I was referring to earlier in the week as Scangerello.

But apparently it's Scangerello.

So that's going to be an exciting thing, obviously being named as the offensive

coordinator for the Denver Broncos on Wednesday.

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