On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down the three biggest takeaways for the Denver Broncos coming out of the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine — and each one could reshape the team’s draft board. The headline belongs to Kenyon Sadiq, who delivered a historic workout and may have just pushed himself completely out of Denver’s range at pick No. 30. The guys dig into how high Sadiq could realistically go, whether the Broncos would need to trade up to have a shot, and what his meteoric rise means for the tight end plan. Next up: Mike Washington, who posted the fastest 40-yard dash of any running back at the Combine. Did he just sprint out of the third-round conversation. Is he now a second‑rounder — or even higher — and does that change how Denver approaches the RB class after showing interest in multiple prospects. Finally, the Broncos’ intentions at inside linebacker couldn’t be clearer. After meeting with a deep group of ILBs in Indianapolis, the fellas break down what that focus says about the roster, the veterans, and how early Denver might strike at the position. 🔥 In this episode: Kenyon Sadiq’s historic workout — and whether he’s now out of Denver’s reach How high Sadiq could climb after the Combine Mike Washington’s blazing 40 and his new draft projection Why ILB is suddenly a major Broncos priority How these three takeaways reshape Denver’s draft strategy Which takeaway do you think impacts the Broncos’ draft board the most heading into March?

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down how the NFL franchise tag deadline reshapes the Broncos’ offseason — especially at running back. The Jets tagged Breece Hall, officially removing him from Denver’s free‑agent board unless the Broncos want to surrender two first‑round picks to pry him loose. That’s not happening… so where does Denver turn now. The big headline: the Seahawks did NOT tag Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker, instantly making him one of the most explosive names on the market. Is Walker now the top target for Sean Payton. Would Denver actually make a big‑ticket move at running back after emphasizing value and committee approaches in recent years. And if Walker becomes the priority, what does that mean for re‑signing J.K. Dobbins, who flashed but never fully stayed healthy in 2025. The fellas dig into how aggressive Denver wants to be, how Walker fits with RJ Harvey, and whether the Broncos are ready to invest heavily in a position they’ve been hesitant to spend on. 🔥 In this episode: Jets tag Breece Hall — what it means for Denver’s RB plans Seahawks let Kenneth Walker hit the market — is he Denver’s No. 1 target Will the Broncos make a big move at RB or stay value‑focused How adding Walker would impact J.K. Dobbins’ future What the RB landscape looks like after the tag deadline If Denver does go big at running back, is Walker the move — or is there another back you’d rather see them chase?

On this special OBT2 edition of Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason dig into the Broncos’ biggest defensive question of the offseason: what happens at inside linebacker. Will Denver re‑sign Justin Strnad and Alex Singleton, or is Sean Payton preparing for a reset at the position. And with Dre Greenlaw carrying a significant cap number, is he a legitimate cut candidate as the Broncos reshape their defense for 2026. Live from the NFL Scouting Combine, Mase breaks down Denver’s meetings with a deep group of ILB prospects — Josiah Trotter, Jacob Rodriguez, Sonny Styles, CJ Allen, and Jake Golday — and what that level of interest says about the team’s long‑term plans. If the Broncos move on from veterans, this draft class may hold their next defensive leader. 🔥 In this episode: Will Denver re‑sign Justin Strnad and Alex Singleton Is Dre Greenlaw a real cap‑casualty candidate Why the Broncos are meeting with so many ILB prospects Breakdowns on Trotter, Rodriguez, Styles, Allen, and Golday How Denver’s ILB room could look completely different in 2026 Is this the year the Broncos overhaul inside linebacker — or do they run it back. Drop your thoughts below!