Are you ready for a little R.J. Harvey.

We're going to talk about why he is so important to this game and break down the game of the year.

The game of the decade for the Broncos? I don't know. It's a big one for this Denver Broncos team. We're going to do it live from the tweed lounge driven by your local front range, Toyota stores. And we are presented by bet 365. Use that code DNVR 365 when you sign up. Place a $5 bet after depositing $10. You can get $200 in bonus bets. Win or lose. And we are the DMVR Broncos podcast. We're throwing it back, a little throwback Thursday today. Ryan Konigsberg, Zach, we got Deion behind the camera today. How you doing, my friend? I'm doing great. As much as I love doing shows just with you, I also miss Hank. Yep. He got his wisdom teeth out this week. I texted him yesterday. I said, how are you doing? He said, pain is going away, but I'm dying for a five-layer burrito. Oh, he knows ball. He knows Bell. He knows Bell. Oh, no. Where's the bell? I don't know, man. Oh, no. in disarray right now.

You should have called him and just seen how he's talking. Yeah, it's true. I didn't want to put too much pressure on him. Yeah, that's fair. That's fair. The pressure to perform after. I don't want to be like Brian Daibel going into the injury blue tent. Oh, that's. get your ass out there. Yeah, that's, uh, dable though, I, I truly believe this. If your ego can handle it, being a fired head coach, really now at college level, too,

might be the, the best job in the world, but also being a fired NFL head coach.

Not too bad.

You get tens of millions to just not work.

There is usually language in the contract that stipulates you have to look for work, though.

Yes, that is true.

But all you got to do is hit up your buddy who's a GM in another city and be like, hey, interview me for your quarterback's coach position and then don't give me the job.

Yeah, exactly. That's how the league works, whether it's good or bad.

I mean, did you see the drama with Brian Kelly recently?

Which one?

Well, yeah, there's a lot.

Specifically with his buyout?

No.

So when LSU fired him, they're like, we're working on a buyout.

And then it comes out that the working on the buyout was LSU having to owe him $54 million.

And they went to him and said, would you take 20?

He said, no.

Would you take 30?

He said, no.

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