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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Joining us on the KOA Common Spirit health hotline is
Broncos sideline reporter Susie Wargen. Susie, I think before we
talk a little bit about the game, I want to
talk about this sideline stories report that you did. I
played it around five point forty nine early this morning
because I learned a.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
Lot about some interesting hobbies that our Broncos players have.
Speaker 3 (00:20):
What were some of the ones.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
That you were like, I'm sorry, what, Oh yeah.
Speaker 3 (00:23):
No, Well when Mike mcglinchy's like, oh, I'm super boring.
I'm just a dad. I like to play some golf.
Oh and I like to do karaoke, and I'm thinking,
oh my gosh, this massive human being. Can you imagine
him getting up on stage and performing karaoke? I thought
that is so funny. Man. Then Evan Ingram, I mean
when he brought out the fact and he said this
that he's the Spider Man geek and he has everything
(00:44):
Spider Man from rugs to legos to all the books.
He's watched all the movies and you know he's getting
into the comic books now. So that was really interesting.
And I talk, you know, we only get three minutes,
and so I talked to a few other guys. I
mean PJ. Locke is doing some investment stuff, and I
mean there's this guys doing all kinds of different things,
which I think is fun. But yeah, those surprised me.
(01:04):
And then Riley moss I felt bag. He said he
got made fun of when he was in the band
and his football buddies made fun of him, so he
got out when he was in. He wanted to get
back into it.
Speaker 4 (01:14):
I would love to see McGlinchey singing like Sweet Carolina
Nelton John, Yeah, Neil Diamond, what's that? What's that Canadian
singer's name, the famous woman singer who was in Vegas. Yeah,
I'd love to see I'd love to see him singing
Celine Dion.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
The Titanic songs. We'll go on. That would be hilarious.
He'd probably do it. Yeah, So yeah, that was a
That was a fun one. These guys are, you know,
They've got great sides to him. And that's one of
the reasons I always tell people so often, I'm like,
this is amazing. This season is unbelievable and they're doing
so well. But these guys are, They're fun. We have
(01:53):
really good people that are on this team, which then
makes you want to root for him even more. So.
It's been a lot of fun to see the success.
And again, I think a great reason that they're all
really tight, very close guys bill find, you know, showing
their personalities and really having fun with each other and
with with their lives and everything like that. So and
I think that helps. That helps the whole team camaraderie
(02:16):
and everything these guys are about. It's a very fun
time to be a part of this team. Right now.
Speaker 4 (02:22):
I just caught a little slash on the TV and
it was so fast that I could absolutely easily be misidentifying.
But did you almost get run over yesterday?
Speaker 3 (02:33):
Oh? Well, I mean I was. I don't know if
I almost got run over. There are a couple of
times I had to run backwards or you know, yeah,
because they're yes close enough. Yeah, but I have not
and I'm gonna man, I'm knocking on wood right now,
because never have I gotten, you know, super close. I
watched the ball religiously. If I'm in front of the
play and that way, I make sure that I don't
(02:54):
And then if you know the security people, they face
the stands, and so I'm always worried about them, and
so do the cheerleaders, and sometimes they're turned around by
the times they're facing stands as well. So if I
have anybody that's around me that's facing the other way,
I make sure that I help them out too. So
I've helped a few security guard not get nailed because
they're watching the stands, which is what they're supposed to do.
I could not do that. That would be so difficult
(03:16):
not to keep an eye on the game, especially with
the balls come in that way.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Security watching stands that were very very orange yesterday, Susie,
you would have thought that was a home game. I
thought it was so funny when I saw that video.
Bonnix at the end given high fives to the front
row and it's like orange, orange, orange, And then even
some Raiders fans were like, all right, yeah, I'll get
a high five.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
Two. This is cool?
Speaker 4 (03:35):
Is that just how it is now?
Speaker 2 (03:37):
It is with the Raiders. It's just such a transient
area that you're like, yeah, you're going to have us
travel or do we have a lot of Broncos fans
in Vegas?
Speaker 3 (03:45):
Well? Well, I think I think a combination of both.
And you know, we had a ton of fans that
traveled out to Washington too, which was surprising because that's
much farther away Vegas. You know, it's it's such a
destination for a lot of fans, and so I don't
know what it's like for other games, but it's so
easy for people to catch a flight from here and
go out there. So I think it's a lot of
(04:05):
people that travel from Denver. If you go out to
the airport, you'll see the planes are full of Broncos fans.
And it was I mean they when they start chanting,
let's go Broncos and are chanting for defense. You know,
there's a lot of fans there, but just the orange
in general, and especially in that stadium where everything is
very dark, very black, they stand out, which is awesome.
So it's really fun to see all the Broncos fans there.
(04:27):
And it was when I was getting that video of
bo I'm like, wow, it's like he's at home, and
you know, all the fans are right there in that
front row, but they were all around that whole stadium,
not just by where the guys go into the locker room,
which is where they tend to be when we're an
opposing stadium.
Speaker 4 (04:40):
What was one of the crowd was the crowd loud
when the Raiders were on offense as if you were
here in Denver.
Speaker 3 (04:49):
Not as much, and there were a couple of times
where they were, but I mean, let's face it, the
Raiders were not on offense very much. We doubled them
up in front much time to get it. That's why
I asked Nick Vidida, I'm like, I feel like you
took a vacation here, and I didn't want him to
take that back because there were a couple drives at
the Broncos defense was not happy about that first touchdown
drive and that last one too, But I mean they
(05:11):
barely had to play, so it was one of those
things where the fans didn't have to get too routy
because when the Raiders were on offense, they were not
doing a whole lot and they just weren't out there
very much. Sous the energy on the sideline. Did it
feel a little bit less.
Speaker 2 (05:24):
Gray hair, I don't know, giving of when it was
like Okay, we're finally up and can stay up through
a game.
Speaker 3 (05:32):
Yeah, this was a nice game to just be like, Okay,
I think we've got this one pretty well. In hand,
and you know the Marvin MEM's punt return for a
touchdown that helped a lot to really create some space
there as far as the scoring went, and just when
you've got your offense out there just grinding. And there
were eleven different players that cop passes yesterday and six
(05:53):
guys that ran the ball. So I loved because I
started counting. I had to count it up twice. And
it was before Sean Payton had his press conference and
he was asked about it. He was like eleven, he goes,
I'm trying to think of eleven guys that we actually
have that will catch the ball. Just the ball was
being spread out so much, very balanced, and they just
kept it the whole time. And so when your offense
has the ball that much and can stay on the
(06:14):
field that much, that feels really really good too. So yes,
it was a nice, much calmer feeling than what we
had in Washington. Plus it was inside, so I wasn't
freezing cold and stressed out with you know, you get
all like tents in your shoulders because it's cold, and
then you're going to overtime. So it was nice to
feel very relaxed at this one Susie.
Speaker 4 (06:32):
Final question for you real quick.
Speaker 2 (06:33):
We heard Rick was a party pooper in Vegas.
Speaker 3 (06:36):
Did you gamble?
Speaker 4 (06:38):
No?
Speaker 3 (06:39):
You know, I'm not a gambler. You know, my husband
plays cards, and so he's a card player. And so
if we go to Vegas, I tend to go and
I like to run in Vegas. I didn't this weekend
because I did a race on Saturday. But I like
to shop and do the other things that Vegas has
to offer. So yeah, just and we had our opportunity.
We stayed at a hotel that had a casino, but yeah,
(07:00):
did not. I don't think anybody did. I don't think
Aj did either or Dave.
Speaker 2 (07:04):
I also think you're there. You're very much downplaying your
husband playing cards.
Speaker 3 (07:08):
If people know.
Speaker 2 (07:10):
Fronco Sidelight reporter is Suzy Wart and Susie. We appreciate
your time as always.
Speaker 3 (07:15):
Thanks you gotta guys,
Joining us on the KOA Common Spirit health hotline is
Broncos sideline reporter Susie Wargen. Susie, I think before we
talk a little bit about the game, I want to
talk about this sideline stories report that you did. I
played it around five point forty nine early this morning
because I learned a.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
Lot about some interesting hobbies that our Broncos players have.
Speaker 3 (00:20):
What were some of the ones.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
That you were like, I'm sorry, what, Oh yeah.
Speaker 3 (00:23):
No, Well when Mike mcglinchy's like, oh, I'm super boring.
I'm just a dad. I like to play some golf.
Oh and I like to do karaoke, and I'm thinking,
oh my gosh, this massive human being. Can you imagine
him getting up on stage and performing karaoke? I thought
that is so funny. Man. Then Evan Ingram, I mean
when he brought out the fact and he said this
that he's the Spider Man geek and he has everything
(00:44):
Spider Man from rugs to legos to all the books.
He's watched all the movies and you know he's getting
into the comic books now. So that was really interesting.
And I talk, you know, we only get three minutes,
and so I talked to a few other guys. I
mean PJ. Locke is doing some investment stuff, and I
mean there's this guys doing all kinds of different things,
which I think is fun. But yeah, those surprised me.
(01:04):
And then Riley moss I felt bag. He said he
got made fun of when he was in the band
and his football buddies made fun of him, so he
got out when he was in. He wanted to get
back into it.
Speaker 4 (01:14):
I would love to see McGlinchey singing like Sweet Carolina
Nelton John, Yeah, Neil Diamond, what's that? What's that Canadian
singer's name, the famous woman singer who was in Vegas. Yeah,
I'd love to see I'd love to see him singing
Celine Dion.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
The Titanic songs. We'll go on. That would be hilarious.
He'd probably do it. Yeah, So yeah, that was a
That was a fun one. These guys are, you know,
They've got great sides to him. And that's one of
the reasons I always tell people so often, I'm like,
this is amazing. This season is unbelievable and they're doing
so well. But these guys are, They're fun. We have
(01:53):
really good people that are on this team, which then
makes you want to root for him even more. So.
It's been a lot of fun to see the success.
And again, I think a great reason that they're all
really tight, very close guys bill find, you know, showing
their personalities and really having fun with each other and
with with their lives and everything like that. So and
I think that helps. That helps the whole team camaraderie
(02:16):
and everything these guys are about. It's a very fun
time to be a part of this team. Right now.
Speaker 4 (02:22):
I just caught a little slash on the TV and
it was so fast that I could absolutely easily be misidentifying.
But did you almost get run over yesterday?
Speaker 3 (02:33):
Oh? Well, I mean I was. I don't know if
I almost got run over. There are a couple of
times I had to run backwards or you know, yeah,
because they're yes close enough. Yeah, but I have not
and I'm gonna man, I'm knocking on wood right now,
because never have I gotten, you know, super close. I
watched the ball religiously. If I'm in front of the
play and that way, I make sure that I don't
(02:54):
And then if you know the security people, they face
the stands, and so I'm always worried about them, and
so do the cheerleaders, and sometimes they're turned around by
the times they're facing stands as well. So if I
have anybody that's around me that's facing the other way,
I make sure that I help them out too. So
I've helped a few security guard not get nailed because
they're watching the stands, which is what they're supposed to do.
I could not do that. That would be so difficult
(03:16):
not to keep an eye on the game, especially with
the balls come in that way.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Security watching stands that were very very orange yesterday, Susie,
you would have thought that was a home game. I
thought it was so funny when I saw that video.
Bonnix at the end given high fives to the front
row and it's like orange, orange, orange, And then even
some Raiders fans were like, all right, yeah, I'll get
a high five.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
Two. This is cool?
Speaker 4 (03:35):
Is that just how it is now?
Speaker 2 (03:37):
It is with the Raiders. It's just such a transient
area that you're like, yeah, you're going to have us
travel or do we have a lot of Broncos fans
in Vegas?
Speaker 3 (03:45):
Well? Well, I think I think a combination of both.
And you know, we had a ton of fans that
traveled out to Washington too, which was surprising because that's
much farther away Vegas. You know, it's it's such a
destination for a lot of fans, and so I don't
know what it's like for other games, but it's so
easy for people to catch a flight from here and
go out there. So I think it's a lot of
(04:05):
people that travel from Denver. If you go out to
the airport, you'll see the planes are full of Broncos fans.
And it was I mean they when they start chanting,
let's go Broncos and are chanting for defense. You know,
there's a lot of fans there, but just the orange
in general, and especially in that stadium where everything is
very dark, very black, they stand out, which is awesome.
So it's really fun to see all the Broncos fans there.
(04:27):
And it was when I was getting that video of
bo I'm like, wow, it's like he's at home, and
you know, all the fans are right there in that
front row, but they were all around that whole stadium,
not just by where the guys go into the locker room,
which is where they tend to be when we're an
opposing stadium.
Speaker 4 (04:40):
What was one of the crowd was the crowd loud
when the Raiders were on offense as if you were
here in Denver.
Speaker 3 (04:49):
Not as much, and there were a couple of times
where they were, but I mean, let's face it, the
Raiders were not on offense very much. We doubled them
up in front much time to get it. That's why
I asked Nick Vidida, I'm like, I feel like you
took a vacation here, and I didn't want him to
take that back because there were a couple drives at
the Broncos defense was not happy about that first touchdown
drive and that last one too, But I mean they
(05:11):
barely had to play, so it was one of those
things where the fans didn't have to get too routy
because when the Raiders were on offense, they were not
doing a whole lot and they just weren't out there
very much. Sous the energy on the sideline. Did it
feel a little bit less.
Speaker 2 (05:24):
Gray hair, I don't know, giving of when it was
like Okay, we're finally up and can stay up through
a game.
Speaker 3 (05:32):
Yeah, this was a nice game to just be like, Okay,
I think we've got this one pretty well. In hand,
and you know the Marvin MEM's punt return for a
touchdown that helped a lot to really create some space
there as far as the scoring went, and just when
you've got your offense out there just grinding. And there
were eleven different players that cop passes yesterday and six
(05:53):
guys that ran the ball. So I loved because I
started counting. I had to count it up twice. And
it was before Sean Payton had his press conference and
he was asked about it. He was like eleven, he goes,
I'm trying to think of eleven guys that we actually
have that will catch the ball. Just the ball was
being spread out so much, very balanced, and they just
kept it the whole time. And so when your offense
has the ball that much and can stay on the
(06:14):
field that much, that feels really really good too. So yes,
it was a nice, much calmer feeling than what we
had in Washington. Plus it was inside, so I wasn't
freezing cold and stressed out with you know, you get
all like tents in your shoulders because it's cold, and
then you're going to overtime. So it was nice to
feel very relaxed at this one Susie.
Speaker 4 (06:32):
Final question for you real quick.
Speaker 2 (06:33):
We heard Rick was a party pooper in Vegas.
Speaker 3 (06:36):
Did you gamble?
Speaker 4 (06:38):
No?
Speaker 3 (06:39):
You know, I'm not a gambler. You know, my husband
plays cards, and so he's a card player. And so
if we go to Vegas, I tend to go and
I like to run in Vegas. I didn't this weekend
because I did a race on Saturday. But I like
to shop and do the other things that Vegas has
to offer. So yeah, just and we had our opportunity.
We stayed at a hotel that had a casino, but yeah,
(07:00):
did not. I don't think anybody did. I don't think
Aj did either or Dave.
Speaker 2 (07:04):
I also think you're there. You're very much downplaying your
husband playing cards.
Speaker 3 (07:08):
If people know.
Speaker 2 (07:10):
Fronco Sidelight reporter is Suzy Wart and Susie. We appreciate
your time as always.
Speaker 3 (07:15):
Thanks you gotta guys,
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