The Chargers are resting Justin Herbert in Week 18 — so what does that really mean for the Broncos, and is Trey Lance actually a threat? On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down how Herbert sitting changes the matchup, why Trey Lance’s mobility creates a different challenge than L.A.’s usual offense, and what Denver must do to avoid a trap‑game mentality with the No.1 seed still in play. The guys dig into how the Broncos defense should attack a backup QB, what Sean Payton can do to keep Bo Nix in rhythm early, and why this game is still far from a layup despite the Chargers waving the white flag on their season. 🧠 Backups can be dangerous — especially athletic ones with nothing to lose. 🔥 In this episode: What Herbert resting means for Denver’s gameplan Whether Trey Lance’s skill set could stress the Broncos defense How Denver avoids a Week 18 letdown Why the No.1 seed still demands full focus 💬 Want to explore how Denver should defend Lance’s mobility or what the offense must do to start fast?

The Broncos won on Christmas — but with Kansas City rolling out a third‑string quarterback and neither side of the ball truly dominating, what are the REAL takeaways? On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down the three biggest lessons from Denver’s win, including why the victory was more about taking care of business than proving anything, how the defense still showed concerning cracks despite facing a limited Chiefs offense, and why the offense’s inconsistency raises bigger questions heading into the final stretch. The guys also tackle the big question: Is it time to panic, or was this simply a weird holiday game against a bad opponent? 🧠 A win is a win — but the tape always tells the truth. 🔥 In this episode: Why beating a third‑string QB doesn’t erase defensive concerns How the offense still struggled to find rhythm What this win actually says about Denver’s trajectory Whether Broncos fans should feel confident or cautious 💬 Want to dig into what this means for Denver’s playoff push or how the Broncos should adjust heading into Week 18?

Cecil Lammey reacts to the Christmas night game between the Broncos and Chiefs.

The December swoon is back — and the big question is whether Vance Joseph’s defense can bounce back when the Broncos need it most. On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down how confident we really should be in VJ turning things around, why the defense is struggling at the exact same time as last year, and what must change immediately to stop the slide. The guys also dig into how the offense can help the defense, from tempo to run‑game control to protecting Bo Nix from short‑field disasters. Sean Payton says he’s confident the defense will fix things — but are Broncos fans feeling the same way? 🧠 When December exposes your flaws, the response defines your season. 🔥 In this episode: Confidence level in Vance Joseph’s defensive turnaround Why the December swoon has returned How the offense can help stabilize the defense Whether Broncos fans should trust Payton’s confidence 💬 Want to explore what specific fixes VJ must make or how the offense can protect the defense this week?

The Broncos fall to Jacksonville — and the tape reveals three glaring takeaways Denver must fix fast.

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down why rushing quarterbacks remain a major problem for this defense, how Sean Payton drifting away from the ground game changed the entire flow of the matchup, and why Bo Nix’s inconsistency resurfaced at the worst possible time. The guys dig into what went wrong, what’s correctable, and what this means heading into the final stretch of the season.

🧠 When you lose a measuring‑stick game, the lessons matter even more.

🔥 In this episode:

• Why rushing QBs continue to hurt Denver

• How abandoning the run game shifted the momentum

• Bo Nix’s up‑and‑down performance and what it means

• What the Broncos must fix immediately

💬 Want to dig into how Denver adjusts defensively or what Payton should change offensively next week?

Cecil Lammey reacts to the Jaguars v Broncos game from Week 16 of the 2025 season.

It’s Saturday, and the question is simple: what’s the BEST gameplan for the Broncos to beat a Jaguars team scoring 32 points per game?

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down how Denver can slow down Jacksonville’s explosive offense, what Vance Joseph must prioritize to keep Trevor Lawrence uncomfortable, and whether the Broncos offense — rolling in recent weeks — can put up enough points to win a shootout if needed. The guys dive into the matchups, the pressure points, and the blueprint Denver must follow to pull off a massive Week 16 win.

🧠 When you face a 32‑point offense, your plan has to be airtight.

🔥 In this episode:

• The best gameplan to beat the Jaguars

• How Denver’s defense can slow a 32‑point offense

• Can Bo Nix and the Broncos offense keep pace

• Which matchups will decide Week 16

💬 Want to dig into Denver’s defensive blueprint or how the offense should attack Jacksonville?

The Broncos are finally healthy — and just in time for one of the biggest games of the season. On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down how huge this Week 16 matchup really is, why the playoff implications for Sean Payton and Bo Nix are enormous, and whether Denver’s defense can slow down a Jaguars team averaging over 32 points per game. The guys also dive into whether Nix and the offense can stay hot after their explosive Week 15 performance now that the roster is close to full strength. 🧠 When you’re healthy, hot, and in the playoff hunt, every snap matters. 🔥 In this episode: How big this game is for Broncos playoff seeding Can Denver’s defense slow a 32‑point Jaguars offense Will Bo Nix and the offense stay hot in Week 16 Why getting healthy now changes everything 💬 Want to dig deeper into how Denver matches up with Jacksonville