BTB #111: Scout's Eye Preview | Broncos at Chargers | Week 5
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Nick Kendell and Carl Dumler dive into the upcoming Week 5 matchup as the Denver Broncos travel to sunny Los Angeles to play the Chargers. Despite the 0-4 start, the Broncos ARE better than their record. And while the injuries start to pile up, the injuries for the Chargers dwarfs the Broncos' MASH unit in comparison. Rivers is still a great quarterback, and the weapons of Melvin Gordon, Austin Eckler, and Keenan Allen could be an issue, but goodness that Chargers offensive line is bad. Dinged up on defense, the Broncos should be able to move the football as long as they can avoid Joey Bosa. In the last section, Carl and Nick debate the merits of continuing the offensive rebuild Elway has under construction, or switch gears and inject talent into an ailing defense. Which route gives the Broncos their best chance to rebound into relevance?
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Nick Kendell and Carl Dumler dive into the upcoming Week 5 matchup as the Denver Broncos travel to sunny Los Angeles to play the Chargers. Despite the 0-4 start, the Broncos ARE better than their record. And while the injuries start to pile up, the injuries for the Chargers dwarfs the Broncos' MASH unit in comparison. Rivers is still a great quarterback, and the weapons of Melvin Gordon, Austin Eckler, and Keenan Allen could be an issue, but goodness that Chargers offensive line is bad. Dinged up on defense, the Broncos should be able to move the football as long as they can avoid Joey Bosa. In the last section, Carl and Nick debate the merits of continuing the offensive rebuild Elway has under construction, or switch gears and inject talent into an ailing defense. Which route gives the Broncos their best chance to rebound into relevance?
SHOW NOTES
Twitter ➡️@BTBFootballPod@NickKendellMHH, @CarlDumlerMHH
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