The Broncos extend their incredible run and move to 11–2, putting themselves squarely in the fight for the AFC’s top seed. Big Al and CJ break down Denver’s win over the Raiders, Bo Nix’s continued efficiency, and whether this team has enough offensive firepower to beat the league’s best when it matters most. The guys also look at New England’s surprising surge, how the playoff picture is shaping up, and which AFC quarterbacks are the biggest postseason threats. Plus, on the college side, CU makes a major move at offensive coordinator — and what that means for Shedeur Sanders as he continues to elevate his game. A fast, funny, high-energy episode packed with storytelling, arguments, and big football insight from two guys who’ve lived it.

The Broncos hit 10–2 for the first time since 1998, and Big Al breaks down what makes this team resilient — and why he still thinks they’re a year away from true Super Bowl contention. CJ pushes back, arguing this entire NFL season is wide open with eight legit contenders. The guys debate who the AFC actually fears, which NFC teams are real, and where the Broncos fit into the playoff picture. Then it gets heated over CU’s 3–9 finish. Big Al calls the season “dysfunctional,” while CJ says fans are reacting too emotionally without recognizing the bigger three-year rebuild arc. They go deep on coaching breakdowns, the transfer portal, fan expectations, and whether Deion’s program is moving forward or backward. Plus: Thanksgiving leftovers, peach cobbler wars, the Bo Nix–J.J. McCarthy draft story, and Sean Payton’s quarterback philosophy.

Big Al & CJ cover a massive weekend in football — from Shedeur Sanders’ first NFL start with Cleveland, to whether Myles Garrett is having the single greatest defensive season in league history. They break down another tough Buffs loss, what stood out from Vance Joseph’s appearance on their show, and how the Broncos come out of the bye preparing for Washington. Plus: Al’s Thanksgiving must-haves, CJ’s favorite traditions, and their honest take on whether Coach Prime should’ve been in Cleveland on Sunday.

Big Al and CJ are live from the Boulder Marriott ahead of Colorado’s matchup with Arizona State — and they’re joined by a special guest: Broncos defensive coordinator and former CU QB Vance Joseph. What starts as a pregame breakdown turns into a powerful, hilarious, and revealing conversation about CU history, the evolution of college football, leadership, player development, and the Broncos’ rise to becoming one of the NFL’s best defenses. From old stories about running behind Ralphie, to the inside truth behind Bo Nix’s emergence, to Coach Mac’s lasting impact on their lives — this episode is packed with football insight, nostalgia, and real talk.

The Broncos are 9–2 and officially on top of the AFC after a walk-off win over the Kansas City Chiefs — and Big Al is officially riding the Super Bowl train. CJ presses for clarity on whether Denver truly has the “mettle and moxie” to make a deep postseason run, while the guys break down Vance Joseph’s elite defensive turnaround, late-game execution, and what’s made this season so improbable. They also react to CU Athletic Director Rick George announcing he’s stepping down. Al and CJ share personal stories from decades of knowing him, what his departure means for Coach Prime, and why the next AD hire is one of the most important in Colorado history.

With the Chiefs coming to town, Big Al and CJ debate which team needs this one more — and whether Denver’s elite defense can slow down Patrick Mahomes. They break down Sean Payton’s offense, Bo Nix’s growing pains, and what the Broncos must do to stay atop the AFC West. Then it’s all Buffs talk: should Coach Prime keep Juju Lewis on the field or protect his redshirt? The guys go head-to-head over CU’s future at quarterback, the state of the offense, and how this season unraveled. They also pay tribute to Denver hoops legend Michael Ray Richardson and reflect on the meaning of Veterans Day.

The Broncos are 8–2 but not exactly inspiring confidence after a sloppy 10–7 win over the Raiders. Big Al calls it “the ugliest game of the season,” while CJ insists that winning ugly still counts. The guys debate whether Bo Nix or Sean Payton deserves more blame for the sputtering offense, and why the defense continues to carry the team. Then they turn their attention to Boulder, where Julian “Juju” Lewis makes his first start for the Buffs against West Virginia. Big Al says it’s the start of the 2026 season — and maybe the start of a new era in Colorado football.

Big Al & CJ dive into two Colorado storylines headed in opposite directions — the red-hot Denver Broncos, winners of six straight, and the Colorado Buffaloes, spiraling toward the finish line. The guys break down Bo Nix’s impact, Denver’s elite defensive front, and whether Sean Payton’s team is truly one of the NFL’s top contenders. Then they turn to Boulder: what’s gone wrong for Coach Prime’s Buffs, and can 5-star QB JuJu Lewis save the program? They wrap with a preview of Broncos-Raiders and what’s at stake for Denver’s playoff push.

Big Al & CJ react to Colorado’s brutal 53–7 loss at Utah — calling it the worst defeat of Deion Sanders’ CU tenure and breaking down what went wrong coming off a bye week. Then they pivot to the Broncos’ dominant 44–24 win over the Cowboys, where Bo Nix looked every bit like a veteran QB and the young rookies — RJ Harvey, Pat Bryant, and Jahdae Barron — delivered breakout performances. The guys debate whether Denver belongs among the NFL’s top 6–7 teams, how the defense has become elite, and how the injury to Pat Surtain could change the equation.

The Buffs are back from a bye week and heading to Salt Lake City to take on Utah — can Caden Solder keep the momentum rolling? Big Al and CJ break down what Colorado needs to do to win on the road and react to Coach Prime’s groundbreaking “portal scrimmage.” Then the guys turn to the NFL — it’s the No. 1 offense vs. the No. 1 defense when the Cowboys come to Denver. Can Vance Joseph’s defense slow down Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb, and will Sean Payton finally lean on the run game with Javonte Williams?

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.

It’s a wild one from start to finish on this week’s Big Al & CJ Podcast. Former CU Buffs legend and NFL trailblazer Kordell “Slash” Stewart joins the show for an unfiltered, emotional, and funny conversation about his career, the evolution of the modern quarterback, and what it means to truly be ahead of your time. CJ opens the show solo as Al battles a hilarious off-field mishap — involving a moving truck, a rogue mattress, and a near-disaster on the road — before joining the episode and immediately running into tech problems of his own. Once connected, the guys dive into Stewart’s legacy at Colorado, his role in shaping the dual-threat era, his AFC Player of the Year season, and his candid reflections on being misunderstood in Pittsburgh. Kordell also talks about coaching, life in Atlanta, and his hopes for the next generation of quarterbacks who finally play the way he did decades ago.

Big Al and CJ dive into a massive weekend for Colorado football — starting with the Buffs’ upset win over No. 22 Iowa State. Kaidon Salter was exactly what the team needed him to be, leading the offense with confidence while the Buffs’ defense clamped down in the second half to seal the statement victory. The guys debate how much this win reshapes the Buffs’ season and what it says about Salter’s emergence as the real deal in Boulder. Then it’s across the pond to London, where the Broncos’ defense dominated the Jets in one of the most complete defensive efforts of the Sean Payton era. From Nik Bonitto’s relentless pursuit to Pat Surtain II’s lockdown coverage, Al and CJ break down what makes this unit special — and whether it’s time to start mentioning Denver’s defense among the league’s elite.

Big Al and CJ are back to preview CU's Ranked matchup against Iowa State

Big Al and CJ go deep on a loaded week in football — starting with the Buffaloes’ tough loss at TCU and what it reveals about Kaidon Salter's abilities and Deion’s navigating through QB room. They break down the Broncos’ thrilling win in Philadelphia, analyze what kind of win it is for the team, and debate whether Bo Nix’s poise in the second half is the real turning point. The guys also react to Joe Flacco’s trade from the Browns and what that could mean for Shedeur’s NFL future. Plus, they set the record straight on Eli Manning’s false report about Travis Hunter on Monday Night Football and discuss Deion Sanders’ latest health update. #Broncos #CUBuffs #DeionSanders #BoNix #KaidonSalter #TravisHunter #EliManning #JoeFlacco #NFL #CollegeFootball #FootballPodcast #BigAlAndCJ

Big Al and CJ break down a massive weekend in football. The guys look ahead to Colorado’s showdown with TCU, what’s on the line for Coach Prime and the Buffs, and how they stack up against a Big 12 contender. Then it’s all about the Broncos as they head east to Philly for a heavyweight test against the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles. Can Sean Payton’s team pull off the upset against Vic Fangio's D, or will Jalen Hurts and company prove too much? Plus, the fellas dive into what Fangio said about the new footballs for kickers, and how it's drastically changed the game.

Big Al and CJ go deep on a wild week in Colorado and beyond. 🏈🔥 CU Buffs vs BYU (24–21) Why a hot start fizzled and how a top-10 caliber offensive line is getting squandered PI flags piling up, reputation effects, and teaching perimeter technique the right way Clock management & timeouts: fair criticism of Coach Prime and how to fix late-game ops Can CU bounce back at TCU? What the Buffs must do to close games Broncos Beat Bengals 28–3 What Denver learned from a dominant MNF win (even vs a fading Cincy) J.K. Dobbins to 101 and the case for series-based RB rotations and rhythm Courtland Sutton’s role: elite No. 2… flirting with No. 1 production? AFC West reality check: Chiefs, Chargers, Broncos—how close is the gap really? Civility in Sports (and the lack thereof) CU’s student-section chant, the $50K fine, and owning game-day standards Ryder Cup rowdiness vs. golf’s traditions—why messaging and enforcement matter The WNBA “thrown object” incident and zero-tolerance fan policies that actually work QB Corner: Cleveland’s depth chart drama Dillon Gabriel to QB1, Flacco QB2… and why Shedeur Sanders (QB3) deserves a real look Front office vs. coaching dynamics, and the “play the best player” principle Tap in for candid stories, on-field nuance, and unfiltered takes only two vets can deliver. 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe for weekly Broncos, Buffs, and NFL talk. #BigAlAndCJ #ColoradoBuffs #CoachPrime #BroncosCountry #NFL #AFCWest #BYU #TCU #MNF #JKDobbins #CourtlandSutton #Chiefs #Chargers #RyderCup #Golf #WNBA #ClevelandBrowns #ShedeurSanders

Big Al and CJ pregame show LIVE at Pasta Jays on Pearl Street in Boulder as the Buffs gear up to take on BYU in a Fiesta Bowl rematch! #CUBuffs #GoBuffs #SkoBuffs #ColoradoBuffs #BuffsFootball #BuffsNation #WeComing #CollegeFootball #Pac12 #NCAAfootball #CollegeGameday #FootballPodcast #NCAAPodcast #DenverSports #CollegeFootballFans #CFB #NCAAF #ColoradoFootball #CollegeSports #GridironTalk

Big Al and CJ are back to break down a wild weekend in Colorado football 🎙️. The Buffs’ loss has the fanbase buzzing with quarterback drama and plenty of questions about where Deion Sanders and his squad go from here. Meanwhile, the Broncos stumble in Indianapolis, missing a huge chance to build momentum early in the season. The guys dig into what went wrong, what needs to change, and what fans should expect in the upcoming matchups for both the Buffs and Broncos. Don’t miss this deep dive into Colorado football’s biggest storylines! 🏈🔥 #BroncosCountry #DenverBroncos #CUBuffs #ColoradoFootball #DeionSanders #CoachPrime #NFL #CollegeFootball #BroncosVsColts #BuffsNation

Dive in with Big Al and CJ as they break down all the action from the Broncos’ season opener and the Buffaloes’ impressive Week 2 victory over Delaware. Expect expert analysis, key highlights, and plenty of gridiron insight—no fluff, just football. Perfect for fans who want the recap and breakdown, all in one place. #CUvsGeorgiaTech #ColoradoBuffaloes #GeorgiaTechFootball #CollegeFootball #NCAAF #CFB #CollegeGameday #PregameShow #GameDayVibes #CFBSaturday #CollegeFootballFans #DeionSanders #CoachPrime #ACCvsBig12 #CollegeSports #FootballTalk