Alfred Williams and Charles Johnson relive one of the wildest Broncos comebacks ever — the 33-point fourth quarter eruption against the Giants. Al admits he was already “bottoms up” when the magic started, while CJ wonders if this was just luck or the return of true Mile High Magic with Bo Nix leading the way. The guys debate whether this win means Denver can actually challenge the Chiefs, and discuss what Max Crosby to Dallas could mean for the NFC. Then they take a nostalgic turn, revisiting Colorado’s infamous Fifth Down Game against Missouri — from slick fields to stolen goalposts — before pivoting to this week’s Buffs matchup at Utah. Things get heated when the conversation turns to Penn State firing James Franklin, the fallout from the Sandusky scandal, and the changing values of college football. Al opens up about recruiting visits, etiquette lessons at CU, and the “$900 gas money” story that still cracks him up.
Alfred Williams and Charles Johnson relive one of the wildest Broncos comebacks ever — the 33-point fourth quarter eruption against the Giants. Al admits he was already “bottoms up” when the magic started, while CJ wonders if this was just luck or the return of true Mile High Magic with Bo Nix leading the way.
The guys debate whether this win means Denver can actually challenge the Chiefs, and discuss what Max Crosby to Dallas could mean for the NFC. Then they take a nostalgic turn, revisiting Colorado’s infamous Fifth Down Game against Missouri — from slick fields to stolen goalposts — before pivoting to this week’s Buffs matchup at Utah.
Things get heated when the conversation turns to Penn State firing James Franklin, the fallout from the Sandusky scandal, and the changing values of college football. Al opens up about recruiting visits, etiquette lessons at CU, and the “$900 gas money” story that still cracks him up.