On this Friday edition of Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason dig into one of the most important offseason questions for the Broncos: what should Denver do at running back. Should they bring back J.K. Dobbins, who flashed before the injury and still fits Sean Payton’s vision. And if Dobbins returns, does that remove the need to spend a premium pick on a rookie RB — or is this draft class too good to ignore. The fellas also break down the top free‑agent names, including whether Breece Hall is the best overall back available and if Tyler Allgeier is the cleanest stylistic fit next to RJ Harvey. With Bo Nix entering Year 3 and the offense evolving, Denver must decide whether to double down on veterans, inject youth, or build a true committee. 🔥 In this episode: Should Denver re‑sign J.K. Dobbins Do the Broncos still need a rookie RB with a premium pick Is Breece Hall the top free‑agent RB on the market Why Tyler Allgeier might be the perfect complement to RJ Harvey How the RB decision shapes the offense around Bo Nix What should the Broncos do at running back — bring back Dobbins, chase a star, or draft a new one. Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

On this Thursday edition of Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason dig into one of the most underrated but absolutely critical questions of Denver’s offseason: what should the Broncos do at inside linebacker. With free agency approaching, the team must decide whether to keep Alex Singleton, whether Justin Strnad has earned a bigger role, and whether Dre Greenlaw’s job is as safe as many assume. The guys also look at a loaded ILB class in the 2026 NFL Draft, and whether Denver should consider using a premium pick on a young, rangy defender who can run, cover, and play all three downs. With the defense evolving and expectations rising, the Broncos must decide if continuity is enough — or if it’s time to upgrade the heart of the unit. 🔥 In this episode: Should Denver re‑sign Alex Singleton Has Justin Strnad earned a long‑term role Is Dre Greenlaw locked in, or could competition arrive How strong the 2026 ILB draft class really is Whether the Broncos should spend a premium pick at linebacker What should the Broncos do at inside linebacker — run it back or reload. Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason react to Field Yates’ first mock draft, where he has the Broncos selecting Kenyon Sadiq, the dynamic Oregon tight end and former teammate of Bo Nix, with the 30th pick. Sadiq is widely viewed as the best TE in the class, but the big question is whether he’ll actually be on the board when Denver is on the clock. The guys break down Sadiq’s athletic profile, his chemistry with Nix, and whether he’s polished enough to make a Day 1 impact in Sean Payton’s offense. They also explore how adding a high‑end rookie TE would reshape Denver’s passing game and what it means for the rest of the Broncos’ draft strategy. 🔥 In this episode: Will Kenyon Sadiq realistically be available at pick 30 Why he’s considered the top TE in the 2026 class How his connection with Bo Nix could accelerate his impact What Sadiq brings to Payton’s offense from Day 1 How drafting him changes Denver’s board at WR, OL, and RB Should the Broncos reunite Bo Nix with Kenyon Sadiq in the first round — or target another position. Drop your thoughts in the comments below!