Andrew Mason

The two skill-position players leading the way for the Denver Broncos through two games are wide receiver Troy Franklin and running back J.K. Dobbins. Will they keep setting the pace? And can the Broncos get more from their attack from start to finish than they have in Weeks 1 and 2? Andrew Mason of Denver Sports takes stock of where things stand on this edition of Denver Football After Dark.

The Denver Broncos lost their chance to be in a tie for first place in the AFC West in Indianapolis last Sunday. But they'll have another shot next Sunday, because their foes, the Los Angeles Chargers, are 2-0 and atop the division. With the Chiefs 0-2, are the Bolts now the team to beat -- and does this now give the Broncos a MASSIVE opportunity? Andrew Mason of Denver Sports dives into the week that was on this edition of Denver Football After Dark.

The Broncos offense ... good, for the most part. Their defense? Bad. And how they fell apart and gave away the game in all three phases? Ugly. Andrew Mason of Denver Sports checks in from a White Castle in Indiana to break down the Broncos' 29-28 loss to the Colts in this edition of Denver Football After Dark.