On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason react to Chris Simms’ headline‑grabbing take that Bo Nix could be “Drew Brees with a better arm.” If that comparison is even partially true, what does it mean for Sean Payton’s offense, and how close does it put the Broncos to finally breaking through after falling just short in the AFC Championship. The guys dig into how Nix’s accuracy, timing, and processing mirror Brees — and how his arm talent could open up parts of Payton’s system that Brees never accessed. They also explore whether this pushes Denver toward a more aggressive, pass‑leaning identity, and how much this elevates the Broncos’ Super Bowl window heading into 2026. 🔥 In this episode: What Simms meant by the “Brees with a better arm” comp How Nix’s traits unlock deeper layers of Payton’s playbook Whether Denver becomes more pass‑heavy in 2026 How close the Broncos truly are to a Super Bowl breakthrough Why Nix’s development could redefine the AFC race Is Bo Nix really the next evolution of Drew Brees — and does that make Denver a Super Bowl favorite. Drop your thoughts in the comments below!