Cody Roark

I wonder how many nationally televised games the Broncos will have this upcoming season.

If I had to guess early, like right now, way, way, way, way too early.

I think they'll have the maximum five nationally televised games here, so to speak, going forward.

I'm very curious to see about that.

To your point, too, let's take a look.

We know that they're going to travel on the road to take on the Raiders, the Chargers, and the Chiefs by default of the division, but they will face a division winner, another first-place team on the road, and that is the Pittsburgh Steelers inside the AFC North, who won it after the Baltimore Ravens missed a kick.

And I don't know if you saw the meme on social media.

I thought it was funny.

But basically, it had a picture of the field goal post and had to the left of it, to the right of it, and in the middle, it said, fire Harbaugh, fire Harbaugh.

And in the middle, if the Ravens kicker missed it, it would have been fire Tomlin in terms of like those predictions here.

But the Steelers.

Still very much could be an opponent.

The Broncos play in the playoffs, depending how this weekend's wildcard games go.

You'll face them on the road.

So I think early on, we think is Aaron Rodgers still going to be the QB over there?

You are going to have PS2 versus D.K.

Metcalf, which obviously is a fun thing to look at on paper.

And then you look at teams like the Carolina Panthers, who really kind of won a very weak NFC South division.

It really kind of fell apart.

I'd say through a portion of the season, it looked like the Buccaneers were going to run away with it.