Cody Roark

You play them at home.

And so another matchup against the Jags, which we could also see that matchup here in the playoffs.

Three of these games essentially here next year, Sarah, could be playoff matchups that we eventually see at some point here in 2025 for Denver, which is exciting.

But then you have home games as well against the Los Angeles Rams.

And as you mentioned, the Seattle Seahawks.

My question, too, is like, all right, that's that's exciting.

Like Denver's going to be playing some really good teams.

I wonder what the storylines for some of these teams are going to be.

I think Seattle will still be in the same spot of being a really good team that you really have to worry about.

But the Los Angeles Rams are a team that I wonder about.

2025, this year that we're currently in, well, now it's officially 2026, but the 2025 season, could this be the last year for Matthew Stafford?

Will we get that Bo Nix versus Matthew Stafford matchup?

Could that be a potential Super Bowl rematch, so to speak, if things kind of play out that way?

There's a lot of interesting dynamics here when you look at who Denver is going to be playing at home and

And I agree, the advantage here, you're playing at Empower Field at mile high.

Yeah, but it's also an opportunity, right, for people to say, oh, they didn't play anybody.

If Denver goes out in this schedule and obviously wins games, I think so much will be dependent on how far do they go.

Do they make it to the Super Bowl?

If they make it to the Super Bowl, do they win it?

If they win it, then it changes the conversation and the expectation there where the expectation would be like, hey, Denver should win these games.