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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Making it eight wins in a row for the Broncos
Man after another another just stressful.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Last second field.
Speaker 1 (00:07):
Goal beating the Chiefs twenty two nineteen and Powerfield at
Mile High and joining us on the KWA Common Spirit
Health Hotline is Broncos sideline reporter reporter Susie warden Man. Susie,
I was at that game yesterday, and I loved the
shout out that me and probably seventy six other thousand
other Broncos fans received from coach Sean Payton when he said,
(00:29):
I think it was thanks to us that some of
those plays did not go well for the Chiefs.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
Yeah, you know what.
Speaker 3 (00:34):
It was so loud, and you know that being there,
it was funny. I was just on with Rick Lewis
and Kathy on the Fox and they were talking about
it too, and I said, the way that I knew
how loud it was is because in my right ear,
I wear an ISFB that covers up my whole ear
so I can hear the station, and then left ear
is exposed. And when I went in at halftime, it
sounded like my left ear went to a concert and
(00:55):
my right ear was fine. So that's how loud it was.
I mean, it was just it was deafening at some point,
and it started right from the get go. So great
job by you and the seventy six thousand others.
Speaker 2 (01:06):
Hey, Susie, I'm sorry I wasn't there with you, as
I have been a few times this year. I wanted
to wanted to run out on the field and take
pictures of you after the win with whoever whoever you
were interviewing. But one of the cool things about being
on the sideline, which I get to see from your
perspective a few times a year, is you can really
pick up the vibe from the bench because you're standing
around them. What was that like yesterday?
Speaker 3 (01:27):
It was awesome. There was never a time where it
felt like the Broncos weren't in it, weren't involved. I mean,
it was just it was a pretty electric feel the
whole entire time. When it came to that last moment,
that last second field goal. We were all there in
Kansas City last year when we thought that it was
going to be, you know, a good to go and
we were going to win there in Kansas City, So
(01:49):
I think there was some trepidation at that point, but
never felt like it just felt like the Broncos were
very much in control this entire game, which was great,
and there's been times where the ball hasn't bound away.
I mean there were some of those calls that came
in and the pis that were just killer calls, but
they also got calls too. The chiefser had ten penalties,
just like the Broncos did, so the refs were doing
(02:11):
what they needed to do a little bit, I think
on that end as.
Speaker 1 (02:13):
Well, Susie. I got to ask you about one call
because all of us in the stands were like unsportsman
like conduct on the bench, what what was?
Speaker 2 (02:22):
What was this call?
Speaker 1 (02:22):
And then we watched the video of just a coach
Bayton referee collision take place. Did you actually see that
happen on the sideline?
Speaker 3 (02:32):
I didn't know that was that was farther in because
I was like, what are they talking about? Because I
didn't see anything happened, so until I saw the replay
and they didn't show it at least I didn't see
it in the uh in the stands on the jumbo tron,
but I saw it later on. I mean, you can't
be in that white area the coaches and Sean stands
and that all the time. He's always in there, so
he is, you know, putting himself at risk of having
(02:54):
a referee run into him. And if the ref runs
into you, it's going to be an unsportsman like so,
I mean, but man, he it's quite the collision. It's crazy.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
I was interested to hear what you said there, Susie
about the refts, because there were parts of that game
where I was you know, I know I'm partisan, but
I was like yelling at the TV, like did these
guys bet on Kansas City or what? That first that
first pass interference call against Riley Moss, that was nothing,
And I mean, I get your point. They had the
(03:26):
same number of penalties and maybe it's sort of evened
out later, but I don't know. Earlier in the game,
I didn't feel good about it.
Speaker 3 (03:31):
Yeah, no, I mean ten penalties on each side. But
the Broncos had one hundred and forty seven yards compared
to Kansas City sixty nine yards, So for them, it
was a lot of little holding plays, you know, five
and ten things like that. Those two PI plays were huge,
and I mean they both came at times and that's
when people start to look and go, hmm, okay, they
got us on those two. I mean the you know what,
(03:53):
there's some legitimacy. Riley owned up to some things after
the game too. Our A Rod got a great question
with him that's out on social media. So it's one
of those things. And they're going to always go after him, especially,
you know, I mean PS two's not out there, but
they're going to go after Riley all the time. So
he's got to figure out some ways to do some
things differently as well so that he's not getting under
(04:15):
that microscope.
Speaker 2 (04:16):
Couldn't agree with you more. He's a good player, but
he's taking too many penalties. He does definitely need to
sort that out. What are you going to do next Sunday? Oh?
Speaker 3 (04:25):
Nothing, you know, watch football as a fan, which is
kind of cool. We got a little paste of it
last because with the Thursday game we had a little
bit of a mini buy in there, so it was
nice to be able to just hang out and watch
games all day. And so that's probably what I'll end
up doing, which will be really nice.
Speaker 2 (04:42):
Susie Wargen is the sideline reporter here for KOA for
our Denver Broncos. Congrats and I mean you didn't win,
but you kind of did because you were there and
maybe maybe it was maybe you're the one who made
him win, So for whatever you had to do with it,
thank you.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
But it's just so fun. We're having a great time
and the guys are having a good time and just
know that this team is they're all in and they're
great guys and it's it's great for Broncos Country.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
Thanks Newsy, appreciate it.
Making it eight wins in a row for the Broncos
Man after another another just stressful.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Last second field.
Speaker 1 (00:07):
Goal beating the Chiefs twenty two nineteen and Powerfield at
Mile High and joining us on the KWA Common Spirit
Health Hotline is Broncos sideline reporter reporter Susie warden Man. Susie,
I was at that game yesterday, and I loved the
shout out that me and probably seventy six other thousand
other Broncos fans received from coach Sean Payton when he said,
(00:29):
I think it was thanks to us that some of
those plays did not go well for the Chiefs.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
Yeah, you know what.
Speaker 3 (00:34):
It was so loud, and you know that being there,
it was funny. I was just on with Rick Lewis
and Kathy on the Fox and they were talking about
it too, and I said, the way that I knew
how loud it was is because in my right ear,
I wear an ISFB that covers up my whole ear
so I can hear the station, and then left ear
is exposed. And when I went in at halftime, it
sounded like my left ear went to a concert and
(00:55):
my right ear was fine. So that's how loud it was.
I mean, it was just it was deafening at some point,
and it started right from the get go. So great
job by you and the seventy six thousand others.
Speaker 2 (01:06):
Hey, Susie, I'm sorry I wasn't there with you, as
I have been a few times this year. I wanted
to wanted to run out on the field and take
pictures of you after the win with whoever whoever you
were interviewing. But one of the cool things about being
on the sideline, which I get to see from your
perspective a few times a year, is you can really
pick up the vibe from the bench because you're standing
around them. What was that like yesterday?
Speaker 3 (01:27):
It was awesome. There was never a time where it
felt like the Broncos weren't in it, weren't involved. I mean,
it was just it was a pretty electric feel the
whole entire time. When it came to that last moment,
that last second field goal. We were all there in
Kansas City last year when we thought that it was
going to be, you know, a good to go and
we were going to win there in Kansas City, So
(01:49):
I think there was some trepidation at that point, but
never felt like it just felt like the Broncos were
very much in control this entire game, which was great,
and there's been times where the ball hasn't bound away.
I mean there were some of those calls that came
in and the pis that were just killer calls, but
they also got calls too. The chiefser had ten penalties,
just like the Broncos did, so the refs were doing
(02:11):
what they needed to do a little bit, I think
on that end as.
Speaker 1 (02:13):
Well, Susie. I got to ask you about one call
because all of us in the stands were like unsportsman
like conduct on the bench, what what was?
Speaker 2 (02:22):
What was this call?
Speaker 1 (02:22):
And then we watched the video of just a coach
Bayton referee collision take place. Did you actually see that
happen on the sideline?
Speaker 3 (02:32):
I didn't know that was that was farther in because
I was like, what are they talking about? Because I
didn't see anything happened, so until I saw the replay
and they didn't show it at least I didn't see
it in the uh in the stands on the jumbo tron,
but I saw it later on. I mean, you can't
be in that white area the coaches and Sean stands
and that all the time. He's always in there, so
he is, you know, putting himself at risk of having
(02:54):
a referee run into him. And if the ref runs
into you, it's going to be an unsportsman like so,
I mean, but man, he it's quite the collision. It's crazy.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
I was interested to hear what you said there, Susie
about the refts, because there were parts of that game
where I was you know, I know I'm partisan, but
I was like yelling at the TV, like did these
guys bet on Kansas City or what? That first that
first pass interference call against Riley Moss, that was nothing,
And I mean, I get your point. They had the
(03:26):
same number of penalties and maybe it's sort of evened
out later, but I don't know. Earlier in the game,
I didn't feel good about it.
Speaker 3 (03:31):
Yeah, no, I mean ten penalties on each side. But
the Broncos had one hundred and forty seven yards compared
to Kansas City sixty nine yards, So for them, it
was a lot of little holding plays, you know, five
and ten things like that. Those two PI plays were huge,
and I mean they both came at times and that's
when people start to look and go, hmm, okay, they
got us on those two. I mean the you know what,
(03:53):
there's some legitimacy. Riley owned up to some things after
the game too. Our A Rod got a great question
with him that's out on social media. So it's one
of those things. And they're going to always go after him, especially,
you know, I mean PS two's not out there, but
they're going to go after Riley all the time. So
he's got to figure out some ways to do some
things differently as well so that he's not getting under
(04:15):
that microscope.
Speaker 2 (04:16):
Couldn't agree with you more. He's a good player, but
he's taking too many penalties. He does definitely need to
sort that out. What are you going to do next Sunday? Oh?
Speaker 3 (04:25):
Nothing, you know, watch football as a fan, which is
kind of cool. We got a little paste of it
last because with the Thursday game we had a little
bit of a mini buy in there, so it was
nice to be able to just hang out and watch
games all day. And so that's probably what I'll end
up doing, which will be really nice.
Speaker 2 (04:42):
Susie Wargen is the sideline reporter here for KOA for
our Denver Broncos. Congrats and I mean you didn't win,
but you kind of did because you were there and
maybe maybe it was maybe you're the one who made
him win, So for whatever you had to do with it,
thank you.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
But it's just so fun. We're having a great time
and the guys are having a good time and just
know that this team is they're all in and they're
great guys and it's it's great for Broncos Country.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
Thanks Newsy, appreciate it.
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