Rockies Weekly (Sundays at 10:00 p.m. MT; MLB Regular Season) – This week-in-review show recaps the highlights of the past week in Rockies baseball with analysis by Rocky Mountain News columnist Tracy Ringolsby and former MLB player Jeff Huson. Each week FSN Rocky Mountain play-by-play announcer Drew Goodman interviews Rockies manger Clint Hurdle.

Rockies Double Play (Airs one-hour prior to each Colorado Rockies game telecast; MLB Regular Season) – Double Play is a 30-minute highlight show of the key plays from the previous day’s game.

Rockies All Access (Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. MT; MLB Regular Season) – A weekly half-hour magazine show that goes behind-the-scenes to feature Rockies players on and off the field. The show features players and coaches “mic’d” up from a recent game to hear what takes places at field level during games. Hosts Alanna Rizzo and Oren Lomena go on the road with the team to offer unique perspectives about MLB cities and ballparks. 

Rockies Classics (Airs in a variety of time slots during March 2008) – Rockies Classics will feature eight, one-hour condensed Rockies games with historical and memorable plays including the franchise’s first ever game at Mile High Stadium. The Rockies 16-15 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on June 30, 1996 in which the two teams combined to score 31 runs and total 38 hits also is among the eight classic games.

Spotlight (Airs in a variety of time slots) – Five-time Colorado Sportscaster of the Year, Drew Goodman, hosts this series profiling some of the Rocky Mountain region’s most prominent personalities in sports. Among those featured in 2007 was University of Colorado basketball coach Jeff Bzdelik, DU hockey coach George Gwozdecky, Rocky Mountain News sports cartoonist Drew Litton, Nuggets coach George Karl, sports photographer Rich Carlson and former Rockies outfielder Larry Walker.

FSN LIVE Pre/Postgame Report (Airs in a variety of time slots) – A pre-game and post-game show for local live events such as the Colorado Rockies, Utah Jazz, Real Salt Lake, Denver Pioneers, Colorado Buffaloes and high school football. This is also the umbrella for an intermission, breaking news update and live press conferences.

FSN Live (Nightly at 10:00 p.m. MT or after the Rockies Postgame Report) FSN Live is a nightly feature-driven sports program that includes scores and highlights from the regional collegiate and professional sports teams in the Rocky Mountain region.  The show focuses on a different theme each night of the week including putting sports personalities under the “Spotlight” on Thursdays and announcing FSN Rocky Mountain’s “Athletes of the Week” on Sundays.  On nights that FSN Rocky Mountain airs Colorado Rockies games, FSN Live immediately follows the Rockies Postgame Report.

Football Playbook (Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. MT; NFL Season) – Host Tim Ring sits down with former Denver Bronco All-Pro linebacker Bill Romanowski, Alfred Williams and Jay Leeuwenburg discuss the game plan and breakdown the Broncos strategy for their next opponent.

Mike Shanahan Press Conference (Mondays at 1:30 p.m. MT; NFL Season) – Live from Broncos headquarters at Dove Valley, head coach Mike Shanahan answers questions from the media regarding past and upcoming games. Afterwards Rocky Mountain News columnist Sam Adams joins Tim Ring in the studio to offer his opinion on the hot topics surrounding the team. FSN Rocky Mountain replays the press conference at 6:30 p.m. the same day.

Broncos All Access (Mondays at 4:30 p.m. MT; NFL Season) – This post-game show features Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler giving analysis and insight on the game along with highlights

Broncos Press Conference (Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. MT; NFL Season) – Live from Broncos headquarters at Dove Valley, head coach Mike Shanahan and quarterback Jay Cutler answer questions from the media regarding past and upcoming games. Afterwards Rocky Mountain News columnist Sam Adams joins FSN’s Tim Ring in the studio to discuss the hot topics surrounding the team.

Broncos Preview (Saturdays at 7:00 p.m. MT; NFL Season) – Produced in conjunction with KCNC-TV, hosts Marc Stout and Reggie Rivers breakdown the upcoming Broncos games. Broncos General Manager Ted Sundquist also makes an appearance, bringing his inside perspective. 
                                                                                                           
Big 12 Showcase (Fridays at 2:30 p.m. MT; Throughout Academic School Year) – Produced by FSN Southwest, this show features year-round coverage of the Big 12’s athletic programs. Each week host Emily Jones reports from a different Big 12 college campus.

Home Team Classics (Airs in a variety of time slots in August) – A 90-minute highlight show with interviews from key broadcasters and former players of significant games which previously aired on FSN or its predecessor Prime Sports. 

Buffalo Stampede (Airs Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. MT; College Football & Basketball Seasons) – This half-hour weekly magazine show primarily covers CU football and men’s and women’s basketball programs.  Hosted by Charles Johnson, it is shown late August through the end of March.  Buffalo Stampede first aired on FSN in Aug. 2003.

Dan Hawkins Press Conference (Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. MT; College Football Season) –CU head coach Dan Hawkins sits down with the media at the Dal Ward Athletic Center in Boulder to discuss the Buffaloes upcoming game and break down their opponent’s strategy.  This half-hour program integrates expert analysis from the FSN studios in Denver.  FSN Rocky Mountain is the only network to telecast the entire press conference.

High School Spotlight (Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.; October - December) –  FSN Rocky Mountain has high school sports covered as the network searches the state of Colorado to find the best highlights and to preview upcoming games. Hosted by Alanna Rizzo and Oren Lomena, this 30-minute show gives behind-the-scenes access to high school football – from the film room to the practice field. 

Football Colorado (Sundays at 9:00 a.m.; September - December) – Hosted by Blake Olson, this half hour program weekly highlight show dedicated to Colorado high school football gives scores from all classifications (6-man, 8-man, 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A and 5A) around the state and highlights some of the best games from Friday and Saturday.