but mike cliff doesn't think happening. >> i don't. not at all. tony romo is going to be 37 next april. i think the best of tony romo was three years as. i think he's desending. while trevor siemian, and paxton lynch are ascending. trevor siemian is playing very well. in fact, i think there will be a quarterback controversy for the broncos next year heading into training camp, siemian, or a real push to get the 1st round draft pick, paxton lynch out there. eventually, you've got to give lynch the ball, i think that's the way the broncos will go. ? [ music ] ? >>> if somebody mentions paxy, the avs beat the large kings. a scrap behind the net, and when he got to the penalty box, mcleod realized his helmet was broken. one of the officials kindly skated over to the bench to get a replacement, but some wise guy send him back with an injured forward matt duchene's head gear, which is about four sizes too small. everybody got a good laugh, mostly because the avs won 4-1. >>> the still comes from milan, where sebastian rudy completely lost his head durin

insider mike cliff brakes brake -- breaks it down for you. >> i'll give you the good and bad that happened in this overtime loss to the kansas city chiefs. first, the good. trevor semian cemented himself as this team's quarterback. he's been their quarterbackll him. there's talk about getting tony romo in a trade next year. all this talk that trevor semian isn't good enough. he was the best the broncos had sunday night against the chiefs. clutching the second half at three touchdowns. then he leads the team on field goal drive on the first drive in overtime. it's not enough. that leads us to bad. historic defense, one that won the super bowl for this team last season. they only had to stop them one more time, one more stand. they had fourth and 10. they gave up 11-yard completion to tyreke hill who no one knew here in denver before last night. he all of a sudden scoring three touchdowns, kickoff return, reception and sweep to the right. tough loss for the broncos. it means they're going the very end of the season. from denver, mile high stadium here, 9 news. >> all right mike. thank you mu

broncos insider mike cliff says something we'll probably never see again. he'll take us through the >> the broncos needed a miracle and got one. >> they snatched victory. mike takes us through the wild 25-23 finish. >> not going to see the broncos win a game like that ever again. the goo start with the two man fast break between the rookie safety. they go the length of the court for the two point play. layup at the end, broncos win thanks to will parks and simmons thomas picked up big when they needed the captain. the defense was back. you didn't see it last couple weeks. it was a game tackling defense against the saints. >> denver has got it at the 20. as for bad, that offensive line has to start protecting trevor in the pocket. he has a lot of courage. he shows that. he's got a good guy. this team is not they have to get better. offensive line was better in run block yesterday against the saints. trevor is playing well. he's been the leader of this team. i'm not sure he's going to hold up through the final six games and playoffs if he doesn't get better pr

cliff's natural resources. i have no idea who wins the big game tonight but i don't really care, not that i don't care about baseball. mike schmidt's my hero. it's that i like both the cups and the indians because they're both underdogs like my teams from philly, so it's very hard for me too choose. sadly, though, it's not hard to choose which city will win when it comes to the stocks. chicago beats cleveland by a mile and i'm going to tell you why. maybe you'll learn something about stocks through this. let's go head to head like a pitching duel. first, the two big dogs, the aces. eaton versus walgreens. when the chicago based walgreens last reported it delivered a very strong number and manage the made it clear they felt regulators would let them by in. even if rite aid deal falls through, walgreens will then do a gigantic buy bark. kkr the private equity firm with a stake in walgreens announced it's stilling its remaining shares to the public with another 2 million shares going to the company's ceo. a man who already owns 13% of the company. that will clear kkr out. they'll no longer have a stake in it. it shows the le