For the fourth and final hour of the day on Stokely and Evans with Mark Schlereth, they brag about The Morning Crew’s famous... fill in the blank. Do the Nuggets have to make a push for LeBron James to get back into the title conversation? The executives around the NFL left Bo outside of the Top 10 QB’s of the NFL, Stink and Stoke break down what needs to happen to propel the Broncos’ QB into the upper echelon of the NFL. Did Hunter Goodman get snubbed from the Home Run Derby? The Morning Crew end today’s episode talking about the ridiculous claims on the Mike Evans Big Board of B.S. 

In hour three of Stokely and Evans with Mark Schlereth, they look ahead to training camp and Stink’s broadcasting schedule. They discuss what the dynamic between Payton, Webb, and Bo will be. Will Webb have to be the bad cop? Will he take time to get his bearings? Stink and Stoke look back at their football idols. Is it realistic to say that the 2026 Broncos can break the single-season sack record? Stink explains why they can do it. Cello plays a guessing game with Stink and Stoke. The Morning Crew wrap up the third hour coming up with merchandise ahead of Broncos training camp before Cello airs his worries that the Nuggets are going the way of the Milwaukee Bucks. 

For the second hour of Stokely and Evans with Mark Schlereth, they hear about Stink’s trip to Alaska and the show’s adopted team for the World Cup. Executives around the NFL ranked the QB’s of the league, the guys try to place where Bo ranks among his peers. They discuss the perception of Bo around the NFL versus the reality of where he is in the pecking order. They debate the veracity of Mike Evans’ Big Board of B.S. before they dig into the NFL executives’ top tens and the 4th down call in the AFCCG. What’s Trending? The World Cup Semi’s, a thoroughly underwhelming mover from the Nuggets, and Stoke doesn’t believe in Coach Prime.  

In the first hour of Stokely and Evans with Mark Schlereth, Marcello Romano sits in for Mike as the guys recap a full weekend of sports – good and bad between the World Cup and the McGregor “fight”. Executives around the NFL ranked the top ten QB’s in the NFL, did Bo even make the honorable mentions? Zach Allen set historic expectations for the Broncos’ defense over the weekend, but is the mark he’s setting for his team realistic? Cello and Stoke discuss and project why it may be plausible. Stoke and Cello wrap up the first hour telling you why the Broncos may have something they’ve been missing since the Super Bowl years.  

For the fourth and final hour of the day on Stokely and Evans without Mark Schlereth, Mike invites Stoke onto the Norway boat before Mike calls out one of The Fan’s writers. Are the Broncos in the “Run It Back” conversation with the Avalanche and the Nuggets? Or, do they get some grace since are they still ascending as a team? The Morning Crew take on The Drive’s toughest trivia for The Fan’s weekly Trivia Challenge without Stink, how will a loose Morning Crew do? Mike and Stoke cap off the week getting excited about Bo Nix’s third year.  

In hour three of Stokely and Evans without Mark Schlereth, they try to come up with a new team motto for the Broncos before they discuss what the Nuggets could do in free agency with everything in the NBA currently in LeBron limbo. Mike educates Stoke on the logistics of NHL buyouts and educates the listeners why the Avs didn’t get an ideal return on Val Nichushkin. Mike defends the young guys on the Broncos’ offense, telling the fans to give them time to develop. The guys end the third hour debating who the GOAT of golf is.  

For the second hour of Stokely and Evans without Mark Schlereth, they start picking out new teams to root for in the World Cup. Mike fills everybody in on the timeline for Peyton Watson’s misadventures as a restricted free agent and why everything is on hold for now and they tell a listener why it really is just them who believes that Jokic will retire next summer. Mike asks Stoke for drugs before the guys sort through their sporting event bucket list. The guys end the second hour debating whether the national disrespect will be a rallying cry for the Broncos.  

In the first hour of Stokely and Evans with Mark Schlereth, the guys recap the goings-on with Stoke, who is suffering from Shingles and a big L. The guys answer some “Is It Just Me’s” about Coach Prime talking tough, a gravy year for Bo Nix, and the Payton coaching tree. They react to peak offseason content: a QB tier list, which tier does Bo fall into? Which one does he deserve to be in? Mike and Stoke end the first hour answering some “Is It Just Me’s” about Mbappe, Stoke’s 15-seed run ending, and Zach Bye’s fist fighting cred.  

For the fourth and final hour of the day on Stokely and Evans without Mark Schlereth, they break down how dire the Nuggets’ cap situation really is as they break down the Valanciunas waiving and the upcoming Peyton Watson move, either from the Nuggets or someone else. A Broncos player finally appears on the NFL’s Top 100 Players list and it has the guys wondering how many Broncos made the cut. Why does Sean Payton abandon the run so easily? Mike and Stoke try to diagnose why the Broncos’ coach favors the passing game. Will that improve under Davis Webb? The guys end today’s episode telling Soccer Guy why they deserve to be strutting around right now.  

In hour three of Stokely and Evans without Mark Schlereth, Mike updates us on his tire situation as the guys wait for an update on Stink’s Alaskan antics. They continue their conversation about the youth sports pipeline pricing out kids and dissecting the real reason why US Soccer’s ceiling is capped. There's been much ado about the Broncos’ offseason being pushed back and Mike has a theory why after reading the Wickersham Article. The Broncos upgraded their WR duo this offseason, will that change the way the receivers are deployed? Will Stoke get his wish for the rotations to end. Mike and Stoke end the third hour ticking off Stink, recapping Stoke’s newfound love of futbol, and wondering what to do with Marvin Mims.