Even Drew Lock feels the need for speed. The Drive: 05.05.20
May 5, 2020, 7:31 PM
DMac is back in studio! The guys receive phone calls and DMac reflects back on his favorite questions he asked Von Miller and Aqib Talib. Does it make sense for the Broncos to sign Cam Newton? The guys had some fun with Jerry Jeudy and K.J. Hamler’s video talking about where to live in Colorado. In the water cooler, the fellas received calls from people that would be willing to fight Mike Tyson for $50,000. Tyler then told a great story that he had with Marshawn Lynch from over the weekend.
In Football at Four, DMac and Tyler had some fun with Jerry Jeudy and K.J. Hamler’s hilarious video talking about “bears in the crib.” Tyler then broke down the film of Netane Muti. Is Muti one of the best interior offensive lineman that came out of the draft? The guys then jumped back into Pat’s Playbook to break down the next Vikings game. Offensive guard Jeremiah Sirles who started that game with the Vikings joined the show to talk about how the offense played that day. Jeremiah explained why Pat Shurmur had his offense playing out of the shotgun formation so much in 2017. Our Broncos insider Nicki Jhabvala joined the show to give us an update from Drew Lock and Kareem Jackson’s conference calls from earlier today. DMac talked about being back in the studio for the first time in seven weeks. The guys gave their thoughts on the Korean Baseball League. Do sports fans want sports back even though there won’t be fans in the stands for a while?
In the third hour, DMac asked Tyler if there were anymore possible free agents the Broncos can target before training camp. The guys then gave their thoughts on The Fan’s Timeline 25 recapping the last 25 years of Denver sports starting with the 1995 season.
In the top six, are people going to be interested in the Korean Baseball League that’s being aired on ESPN? Is Mike Tyson trying to comeback? Drew Lock also gave details on the differences between last year’s offense compared to this year’s offense under Pat Shurmur. ? The guys then jumped back into Pat’s Playbook to break down the next Vikings game. Offensive guard Jeremiah Sirles who started that game with the Vikings joined the show to talk about how the offense played that day. Jeremiah explained why Pat Shurmur had his offense playing out of the shotgun formation so much in 2017.
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