Orange and Blue Today

OBT: Can Jonah Coleman Push for RB1 — Dirty Work, Early Impact & the Dobbins Challenge

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey breaks down why Jonah Coleman might be more than just a fourth‑round steal — he might be a real threat to shake up the Broncos’ backfield sooner than anyone expected. Coleman has the traits of a featured NFL running back, and the question now is simple: can he actually push JK Dobbins for the starting job. Coleman isn’t just insurance for a Dobbins injury. He’s powerful, decisive, and — maybe most importantly — he loves the dirty work, especially pass protection, the one area that usually keeps rookies off the field. If he continues to excel there, he could wedge his way into the rotation immediately, not eventually. Is Coleman a future RB1. Could he be a present‑day problem for defenses. And how quickly can he force Sean Payton’s hand. 🔥 In this episode: * Why Jonah Coleman has true featured‑back upside * How he could push JK Dobbins for RB1 sooner than expected * Why his pass‑pro chops fast‑track his playing time * Whether he’s more than just injury insurance * How early he can carve out a real role in 2026 Drop your take in the comments — how soon should the Broncos unleash Jonah Coleman as a major part of the offense.

OBT: Joly & Bentley — The Future of Broncos TEs? F‑Type Juice, Y‑Type Power & Red‑Zone Upside

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey breaks down the Broncos’ two‑tight‑end draft haul — Justin Joly and Dallen Bentley — and what their arrivals mean for the future of the position in Denver. Joly is the classic F tight end, a modern move piece who can work the middle of the field, uncover quickly, and give Bo Nix a reliable matchup‑beater. But does he have enough long speed to be a true seam‑ripper, or is he more of a chain‑mover with route nuance and body control. Bentley brings the Y‑tight‑end frame, the in‑line power, and the ability to win physically at the catch point. His size and play strength make him an instant red‑zone threat, and his blocking gives him a path to early snaps. Together, they might be the future foundation of the Broncos’ tight end room. 🔥 In this episode: * Why Justin Joly profiles as Denver’s long‑term F tight end * Whether he has the speed to threaten the seam consistently * How Dallen Bentley’s size and strength translate to red‑zone production * Why Bentley could become the Broncos’ next true Y tight end * How these two rookies could reshape the TE room for years Jump in the comments — which rookie TE do YOU think becomes the Broncos’ long‑term starter.

OBT: Caleb Lohner Rising — Nasty Streak, Overlooked Talent & the Broncos’ Sleeper at Tight End

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey spotlights one of the most intriguing second‑year players on the roster: Caleb Lohner. A seventh‑round pick and former college basketball standout, Lohner has quietly become a Sean Payton favorite — and it’s not hard to see why. Lohner brings a nasty streak as a blocker, surprising power at the point of attack, and the kind of competitive edge that jumps off the tape. He’s long, athletic, and plays with real attitude — the opposite of a finesse convert. But with Greg Dulcich, Adam Trautman, and Justin Joly in the room, is he the forgotten man at tight end… or the sleeper who could carve out a real role. We dig into why he’s standing out, how he fits in the rotation, and what his future could look like in Denver’s evolving offense. 🔥 In this episode: * Why Caleb Lohner’s blocking edge is turning heads * How a former hooper developed real trench toughness * Whether he’s being overlooked in a crowded TE room * How his athletic profile fits Payton’s long‑term vision * What his future role could become in Denver’s offense Jump in the comments — is Caleb Lohner a hidden gem, or just waiting for his chance to break out.

OBT: Cage Kasey’s True Position — Tackle, Guard or Powers’ Heir? Rookie Minicamp Reveals Clues

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey breaks down the biggest question surrounding fourth‑round pick Cage Kasey: is he a tackle or a guard in Denver’s long‑term plan. The Broncos love his versatility, but rookie minicamp gave us our first real hints — and Andrew Mason saw plenty worth talking about. Mase shares what stood out from Kasey’s first on‑field work: the footwork, the anchor, the movement skills, and the way he handled coaching. Does his game translate better inside, or can he truly hold up on the edge. Then we zoom out to the bigger storyline: the future of left guard. With Ben Powers approaching a contract crossroads, is that where Kasey ultimately lands. Is he the next man up. And how soon could that transition happen. This is one of the most important developmental decisions on the roster — and the Broncos may already be tipping their hand. 🔥 In this episode: * What Mase saw from Cage Kasey at rookie minicamp * Why Kasey’s traits may point toward guard — or swing tackle * How his development ties directly to Ben Powers’ future * What the Broncos envision for their long‑term interior OL * How soon Kasey could push for a real role Drop your thoughts in the comments — is Cage Kasey the Broncos’ future at guard, tackle, or both.

OBT: Can Tyler Onyedim Break Through Early — Veteran Depth, Rookie Upside & Denver’s D‑Line Future

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey breaks down the rookie everyone keeps circling: Tyler Onyedim. Yes, he was a third‑round pick — but the buzz inside Dove Valley is that he might be able to get on the field sooner than people think. His power, leverage, and ability to win inside fit exactly what Vance Joseph wants from his front. How does Onyedim slot in behind Zach Allen, DJ Jones, and Malcolm Roach. Can he carve out a rotational role early, or is this a developmental year with spot duty. And what does his arrival say about the future of the Broncos’ defensive line, especially with veterans nearing contract crossroads. This is one of the most important long‑term position groups on the roster — and Onyedim might be the first piece of the next wave. 🔥 In this episode: * How quickly Tyler Onyedim can push for real snaps * Where he fits behind Allen, Jones, and Roach * Why his skill set could accelerate his timeline * What this pick means for Denver’s long‑term D‑line construction * Which veterans could feel pressure from the rookie’s rise Drop your take in the comments — how soon should the Broncos unleash Tyler Onyedim in the rotation.