Good Morning, #BroncosCountry: Jan 6, 2020

Phil Milani and Aric DiLalla talk about the two former Broncos players who are finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Peyton Manning and John Lynch.

ESPN senior reporter and Hall of Fame voter Jeff Legwold talks about former Broncos safety and Ring of Famer John Lynch's chances of getting elected in 2021, his eighth consecutive time as a finalist.

Vikings general manager Rick Spielman discusses the type of friend and coworker George Paton is, the advice he gave Paton as he becomes GM of the Broncos and more.

In his first interview since being named General Manager, George Paton talks about why Denver was the right opportunity for him and discusses the shared vision he has with President and CEO Joe Ellis, President of Football Operations John Elway and Head Coach Vic Fangio for the future of the organization's winning tradition.

ESPN's NFL Nation Minnesota Vikings reporter Courtney Cronin sits down with team reporter Sydney Jones to discuss George Paton's skill set, what his philosophy was with the Vikings and more.

Phil Milani and Aric DiLalla talk about the Broncos hiring George Paton as their new GM and how soon we might start seeing his football philosophies in action.

NFL Network's James Palmer sits down with team reporter Sydney Jones to discuss why George Paton was the right fit for the general manager position, his thoughts on the hire and more.

New General Manager George Paton brings 24 years of NFL experience with him to Denver and a proven track record as a talent evaluator, both on the college and professional sides.

Phil Milani and Aric DiLalla discuss reports that the Broncos' GM search has narrowed to two candidates, George Paton and Terry Fontenot.

Phil Milani and Aric DiLalla talk about Al Wilson's election to the College Football Hall of Fame and if the Broncos Ring of Fame is in his future.

Watch the top five defensive plays from the Broncos' 2020 season.

Lindsay Jones, a senior writer at The Athletic, discusses what a new GM could mean for Drew Lock, the qualities she likes about Champ Kelly and more.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport sits down with team reporter Sydney Jones to discuss what makes the Broncos' general manager position attractive, the qualities he likes in a few of the candidates and more.

Watch the top five offensive plays from the Broncos' 2020 season.

Broncos President and CEO Joe Ellis sits down with Matt Boyer to discuss John Elway's accomplishments as general manager, Denver's search for a new GM, and how he views the potential return of Broncos fans to Empower Field at Mile High in 2021.

In a sit-down interview, Head Coach Vic Fangio talks about his role in hiring a new general manger and what characteristics the candidate must have. Fangio also discusses Drew Lock, Von Miller and how he plans to address the injury problems that plagued the Broncos in 2020.

Phil Milani and Aric DiLalla talk about John Elway's new role with the Broncos and what a GM search will look like.

After the 2020 season, President of Football Operations John Elway explains the thinking behind the decision to relinquish general manager duties as the football operations department is restructured.

Following the end of his second season in the NFL, Noah Fant talks about areas where he thinks he can improve and how he tries to learn from the best tight ends to ever play.

Quarterback Drew Lock sits down with team reporter Sydney Jones to discuss what he wants to focus on improving during the offseason, how the offense meshed toward the end of the season and more.

Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy sits down with team reporter Sydney Jones following the Broncos' 32-31 loss to the Raiders to discuss his mentality heading into the game, what he learned during his rookie season and more.

Despite falling 32-31 to the Raiders in the season finale, the Broncos won the turnover margin by four and Jerry Jeudy bounced back in a big way to wrap up his rookie campaign.

Broncos legends John Elway and Billy Thompson, along with biographer Tom Mackie remember the man and player that was Floyd Little.

In 2015, Floyd Little, Tom Jackson and Billy Thompson visited the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.

Simply known as "The Franchise," Floyd Little's dazzling moves in late 1960s are what first piqued fans interest in the Broncos.