Sean is a real calculated guy.

So I promise you this, the fact that the weather changed dramatically in the second half,

I guarantee you, Sean Payton and that staff knew that was the forecast.

He is such a detailed, like to a fault, detailed guy.

So to me, now I'm going to be, I'm going to say something here. If they score and go up 14

nothing, then we're saying, I like it. It's a gutsy call. You had faith in your backup

quarterback. I mean, you're saying all those cliche things, most of which are true.

I get that too.

But I honestly would have taken the three, given

how dominant my defense

had been.

All right, everybody, welcome back to another episode of Broncos X's and O's. This is the last show of the 2025, 2025, 26 season, the Broncos.

Such a finality to that.

Sorry to interrupt.

We lost a heartbreaker yesterday, but I am sitting next to my co-host, K-O-A's own, Dave Logan,

voice of the Broncos.

We saw you achieve some history this year, not only at Cherry Creek High School, excuse me,

but also, you know, celebrating the games that you've called. It's been a pleasure to work with you. Yeah, you too. Yeah, man, it's been a lot of fun. It's been two receivers talking ball. I know, right? If we can convince the folks at DNVR, we'll do it again. Yeah, for sure. How do you think we would have played yesterday? How would you have played or

handled the snow yesterday? Because I've played in a couple games like that. It is extremely hard to see. We'll get to the first half in a little bit, but what was it like there just, you know, you calling the game? No, it's, it's, I mean, as a former player, excuse me, and I probably picked up a cold because I was freezing yesterday,

just like everybody else, right?

The windows are open.

You've got the trench coat on, and you're just trying to battle the elements and describe

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