Locked On Podcast Network, Cody Roark, Sayre Bedinger
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Locked On Broncos podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the Denver Broncos and the National Football League. Hosted by Cody Roark, a credentialed Broncos beat reporter for Mile High Sports, and Sayre Bedinger, the Site Expert for Predominantly Orange, the Locked On Broncos podcast provides your daily Broncos fix with expert, local analysis, and coverage of all aspects of the venerable Mile High franchise. The Locked On Broncos podcast takes you beyond the scoreboard for the inside scoops on the biggest stories...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · July 2026
Locked On Broncos treats Denver's offseason like a roster worksheet, with useful attention to fit, pass protection, and draft options.
Locked On Broncos is a daily Denver Broncos podcast for fans who treat the offseason like part of the season. The sampled episodes stay close to the team's practical questions: running back options, tight end boards after the combine, Ben Powers' future, NFLPA report card…
You treat the Ben Powers decision like it might tilt the whole offseason board.
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A lively Broncos roster debate that turns Kenneth Walker into a broader run-game plan.
This Broncos Squad Show episode makes the Broncos' running back search feel like an actual roster question, not a shallow talking point. Kenneth Walker stays at the center, with Bo Nix's rushing threat hanging over the discussion, and the panel does useful work showing why…
A report-card episode that feels like a real Broncos progress check, not just a grade recap.
Locked On Broncos uses the leaked NFLPA report card to take a wider look at where the franchise is headed, and the daily format fits that kind of check-in.
A focused Broncos listen that turns combine talk into roster planning.
This Broncos episode uses the combine as a practical entry point into Denver's offseason, keeping the focus on roster construction, draft value, and the cap pressure that shapes both.
A Ben Powers choice that opens into a bigger Broncos roster question.
Locked On Broncos keeps Ben Powers at the center of a real offseason decision: hold the line up front, or start looking for a younger answer before free agency opens. The strongest part is the way it treats that choice as practical, not dramatic.
A seven-round Broncos mock draft built around need and depth.
The Broncos mock draft reads like a clean roster build. Anthony Hill Jr. at linebacker, Max Clare at tight end, and Jonah Coleman at running back set the tone early, then the board keeps leaning into tight end help, the trenches, and the defensive side of the ball.
The hosts analyze the NFL combine results, focusing on the Denver Broncos' top offseason needs: tight end, linebacker, and running back.
Eric Bettinger presents a post-NFL combine mock draft for the Denver Broncos, covering all seven rounds with picks like Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr.
The episode analyzes the Denver Broncos' impending decision on left guard Ben Powers as NFL free agency approaches, weighing his $18.1 million cap hit against his on-field value and exploring cost-effective alternatives like Alex Paucheski.
The Locked On Broncos Squad Show analyzes the Denver Broncos' offseason plans, focusing on their aggressive pursuit of running backs like Breece Hall, Kenneth Walker III, and Travis Etienne.
The hosts analyze the Denver Broncos' NFLPA report card grades for the 2025 season, focusing on Sean Payton's consistent B grade and low player rankings, the team's improvements in eight categories, and high marks for ownership and management.
This episode discusses how the Denver Broncos' expiring contracts and upcoming free agents will influence their NFL draft strategy.
Cody Roark and Sayre Bedinger react to the Broncos' pre-draft press conference, discuss potential draft targets, and analyze team needs.
The episode discusses the possibility of the Denver Broncos selecting a running back with their top pick in the 2026 NFL draft, analyzing a mock draft scenario.
Hosts discuss positions the Denver Broncos should avoid drafting early, including wide receiver, quarterback, and cornerback, while considering edge rusher later.
Cody Roark and Sarah Benjamin discuss why Jonah Coleman is an ideal running back prospect for the Denver Broncos in the 2026 NFL draft.
Hosts discuss questions for the Broncos' pre-draft press conference, focusing on team strategy and player development.
The hosts discuss their mock draft trade-up for tight end Oscar Delp and analyze whether it's a good move for the Denver Broncos.
This episode discusses whether 2026 will be Vance Joseph's last year as Denver's defensive coordinator and whether his defense can maintain its top-five status.
Hosts debate which position offers the most value for the Denver Broncos at pick 62 in the NFL draft, discussing tight end, linebacker, and running back options.
The episode discusses the Denver Broncos placing a second-round tender on cornerback Jaquan McMillan after the NFL Combine, analyzing the team's offseason moves.