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The Broncos face a serious test against Kyle Shanahan and the undefeated 49ers. Cecil Lammey is joined by Amazon Prime NFL Insider James Palmer to break down Broncos vs. 49ers and the biggest challenges facing the Denver defense. 🔥 On today’s Orange & Blue Today: What makes Kyle Shanahan’s offense so difficult to defend? What problems does Brock Purdy present for the Broncos? Can Denver find a way to slow down Christian McCaffrey? Is George Kittle headed for a BIG game against this Broncos defense? What does Denver need to do to pull off the upset? 👇 Broncos Country, sound off in the comments: What concerns you MOST about the 49ers offense, Purdy, McCaffrey, Kittle or Shanahan’s scheme? 👍 Like the video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more Orange & Blue Today with Cecil Lammey! #Broncos #DenverBroncos #BroncosCountry #49ers #NFL

It’s the Tuesday edition of Orange & Blue Today, and Cecil & Mase dig into three uncomfortable truths about the Broncos after a 2–1 start. The record is strong — the problems underneath are real. Denver has work to do, and we’re asking the tough questions. 1) Can they run the ball effectively. With Jonah Coleman out for a few weeks, the pressure falls on JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey. Can they produce more on the ground. Is the blocking good enough. And what does Denver need to change schematically to get this run game moving. Dive deeper into Broncos run‑game concerns. 2) Can they stop the run. Teams are running on Denver — consistently. The numbers show it, and the tape confirms it. DJ Jones is struggling as a run defender, and the front isn’t fitting well together. How can they help each other improve. What adjustments must be made immediately. Explore Broncos run‑defense problems. 3) Bo Nix is not playing efficient football. Nix is clutch, and that’s rare — but he’s also cleaning up his own mistakes in the second half. Can Denver get more consistent, efficient play from him. What’s fixable, and what’s simply part of his development curve. Check out Bo Nix efficiency issues. Cecil & Mase break down what’s real, what’s correctable, and what must change if Denver wants to keep stacking wins. 🔥 In this episode: Broncos run‑game problems and solutions Why the run defense keeps breaking down Bo Nix’s clutch play vs his early‑game struggles What Denver must fix heading into Week 4 Drop your thoughts — which uncomfortable truth matters most for the Broncos right now.

It’s the Monday edition of Orange & Blue Today, and Cecil & Mase break down the three biggest takeaways from the Broncos’ dramatic Week 3 win over the Rams on Sunday Night Football — a game that once again showcased Denver’s resilience, star power, and late‑game toughness. 1) Bo Nix is clutch. Another week, another fourth‑quarter comeback. Nix continues to show poise, command, and the ability to elevate when the moment demands it. Through three weeks, he’s proving he’s built for prime time and pressure situations. Use this to dive deeper into Bo Nix’s clutch profile. 2) Talanoa Hufanga changed the game. His pick‑six flipped the entire night, and his interception on the final play sealed the win. Hufanga’s history against Matthew Stafford mattered — he now has two career pick‑sixes, both off Stafford. His anticipation, film study, and familiarity with Stafford’s tendencies showed up in the biggest moments. Explore Hufanga’s impact vs Stafford. 3) Courtland Sutton delivers again. Sutton came through with big catches in key moments, continuing his strong start to the season. But with Jaylen Waddle also commanding heavy usage, are we headed toward a week‑to‑week back‑and‑forth in production between the two. Denver may have a dynamic 1‑2 punch that alternates depending on matchup and game flow. Check out Sutton vs Waddle usage trends. 🔥 In this episode: Bo Nix’s fourth‑quarter magic Talanoa Hufanga’s game‑changing plays Courtland Sutton’s clutch production How Denver closed out a prime‑time thriller What this win means heading into Week 4 Drop your thoughts — which takeaway matters most for the Broncos moving forward.

It’s a Friday GamePlan edition of Orange & Blue Today, and Cecil & Mase lay out exactly how the Broncos can beat the Rams on Sunday Night Football in Week 3 — a matchup that demands discipline, creativity, and a smart approach on both sides of the ball. On offense, the big question is the running back rotation. JK Dobbins is working through a hamstring injury — will he be close to full strength by Sunday. If he is, how should Denver attack on the ground. And if he’s limited, how much of the load shifts to RJ Harvey, whose burst and space ability could create chunk plays against the Rams’ front. In the passing game, Jaylen Waddle dominated targets last week. Does that continue, or does Bo Nix spread the ball around more. And how does Nix’s growing chemistry with Davis Webb — especially Webb’s clarity and communication — shape the gameplan under the prime‑time spotlight. Defensively, the challenge is clear: Matthew Stafford, Terrance Ferguson, and Davante Adams form one of the most dangerous passing attacks in football. How does Denver disrupt timing, disguise coverage, and keep Stafford from getting comfortable. 🔥 In this episode: How the Broncos should attack with JK Dobbins Why RJ Harvey could be a big‑play threat vs the Rams What Jonah Coleman’s injury means for the rotation How Bo Nix distributes targets — and Waddle’s role How Denver slows Stafford, Ferguson, and Davante Adams Drop your thoughts — what’s the biggest key for Denver to beat the Rams on Sunday night.

It’s a Wednesday edition of Orange & Blue Today, and Mase and Cecil continue the deep dive into Broncos vs Rams on Sunday Night Football — a matchup shaped heavily by injuries, adjustments, and what we’ve learned through two weeks of the 2026 season. The running back room is once again the headline. JK Dobbins is battling a hamstring issue — will he be close to full strength. RJ Harvey could be a sneaky difference‑maker against the Rams because of his burst and space skills. And then there’s Jonah Coleman, who left Week 2 dinged up — does he have a high‑ankle sprain, and how does that impact the rotation heading into Sunday night. On offense, the conversation shifts to Bo Nix and his growing connection with Davis Webb. Webb’s communication, clarity, and ability to translate concepts have stood out through the first two weeks. What have we learned about their working relationship, and how does that help Nix attack a Rams secondary built on disguise and post‑snap movement. 🔥 In this episode: Broncos RB injuries and what they mean for Sunday night JK Dobbins’ status and whether he can handle a full workload RJ Harvey’s role and why he could pop Jonah Coleman’s injury and how it affects the rotation Bo Nix and Davis Webb — what we’ve learned through two weeks Drop your thoughts — who should lead the Broncos backfield on Sunday night.