👋 Good Morning! The summer season is here and the time to break out the grill is now. It doesn’t matter if you’re a master of the craft or a rookie going small and simple, it doesn’t matter if you’re solo or hosting a BBQ, grilling is one of the simplest joys in life.

There’s nothing like cranking up some tunes, pouring an ice-cold drink and grilling up some cheeseburgers on a warm summer night. I’d go as far to say that it’s up there with eating movie theatre popcorn and getting an ice cream cone in a Colorado mountain town. Life is short. Enjoy the little things this summer. 🍺🍔

— Justin Michael

Jahdae Barron has the potential to be a stud for the Broncos. It wasn’t the flashiest move to draft another defensive back in the first round but I’m pretty stoked about what he can do in Denver.

First of all, the 5-foot-11 200-pound cornerback is like a Swiss Army knife. You can line him up outside, you can put him in the slot, he can do it all. In addition to recording eight interceptions over his last three years at Texas, Barron recorded 136 solo tackles (226 total), 21 of which were for a loss. The dude is just steady. And his ball skills improved every year he was with the Longhorns.

Now you take a versatile playmaker like Barron and add to him to what’s already a terrific secondary, and you let those guys roam behind an EDGE duo that’s as good as any team’s in the league, I think the Broncos defense has a chance to be elite this fall. And I think Barron is in the perfect situation to thrive as a young player.

“He makes plays,” Patrick Surtain recently said of the rookie. PS2 would later add that Barron is a versatile and savvy DB. Check out what else the All-Pro had to say in the latest piece from Zac Stevens.

Drew Sanders has battled injuries. He’s also been moved around quite a bit in his young career. According to Sean Payton, though, the vision for him at inside linebacker is clear going into year three.

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The Rockies snapped an eight-game losing streak with a 6-4 win over the Marlins on Monday. They’re oddly now 4-0 this year in the game after an eight-game losing streak. Game 2 in Miami is this evening at 4:40 p.m. MT.

Will the Avs bring back Brock Nelson? Who else could be a realistic target?

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