On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down one of the most intriguing draft conversations for the Broncos: tight ends. Oregon’s Kenyon Sadiq is the clear TE1 in this class, but will Denver need to move up from pick 30 to secure him. The fellas dig into his athletic profile, his connection to Bo Nix, and whether he’s the kind of offensive weapon Sean Payton would trade assets to go get. They also dive into Sam Roush from Stanford — a name Daniel Jeremiah believes Denver should take a long look at — and why his size, fluidity, and red‑zone upside make him a legitimate option if the Broncos stay put. And for Day 3, Cecil highlights Tanner Koizol from Houston, a sleeper with real developmental upside who could become a long‑term contributor in the right system. 🔥 In this episode: - Should Denver trade up for Kenyon Sadiq - Why Sam Roush is gaining traction as a Round 2–3 target - Tanner Koizol as a Day 3 sleeper with real upside - How each TE fits Sean Payton’s 2026 offensive vision - Which prospect best complements Bo Nix’s strengths Is tight end the Broncos’ sneaky priority in this draft — and who’s the right fit at 30. Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down Daniel Jeremiah’s latest insights after the NFL Network draft analyst met with the media on Thursday. Jeremiah highlighted three names he believes could reshape the Broncos at pick No. 30: Oregon TE Kenyon Sadiq, Notre Dame RB Jardarian Price, and Georgia LB CJ Allen. The fellas dive into the strengths, roles, and upside of each prospect — and what they would mean for Sean Payton’s roster in 2026. Is Denver better off adding a playmaking weapon for Bo Nix, like Sadiq or Price, or should they turn to defensive help with a tone‑setting linebacker like Allen. Jeremiah offered strong thoughts on which type of player could push the Broncos over the top, and Cecil and Mase break down the logic behind each path. Whether it’s explosive offense or foundational defense, the Broncos have a real decision to make at No. 30. 🔥 In this episode: Kenyon Sadiq’s fit as Bo Nix’s former teammate and top TE in the class Why Jardarian Price could be a dynamic weapon in Payton’s offense How CJ Allen would reshape Denver’s defensive identity Which direction Jeremiah believes elevates the Broncos the most What Denver must prioritize with their first‑round pick Which path should the Broncos take at No. 30 — playmaker or defensive difference‑maker. Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

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!