Cecil Lammey reacts to the Packers at Broncos game from Week 15 of the 2025 NFL season.

Saturday OBT dives into the ultimate blueprint: what’s the BEST gameplan for the Broncos to beat the Packers in Week 15?

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down how Denver can control this game at home, how the crowd becomes a weapon, and whether RJ Harvey can stack another 100‑yard all‑purpose performance. The guys also look at how Bo Nix can stay as comfortable and efficient as he’s been the last three weeks, and whether Vance Joseph’s defense can slow down Josh Jacobs now that he’s expected to play.

🧠 When you’re chasing the No. 1 seed, the margin for error disappears — and the gameplan becomes everything.

🔥 In this episode:

The best gameplan to beat the Packers

How the Broncos can control the game at home

Why the crowd can tilt the field in Denver’s favor

RJ Harvey’s chances to repeat his 100‑yard all‑purpose day

How Bo Nix stays hot and keeps stacking touchdowns

Whether the defense can slow down Josh Jacobs

💬 What’s the most important key to beating the Packers on Sunday

Josh Jacobs is officially set to play Sunday — so can the Broncos offense sustain drives and keep Green Bay’s weapons cold on the sideline? On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down how Denver can use long, methodical drives, Bo Nix’s efficiency, and RJ Harvey’s balance to control tempo and limit the Packers’ possessions. With Jacobs returning, the Packers offense becomes even more dangerous — making ball control and situational execution the Broncos’ biggest keys to victory. 🧠 When you’re facing a loaded offense, sometimes the best defense is a suffocating offense. 🔥 In this episode: Josh Jacobs cleared to play and what it means for Green Bay How Denver sustains drives and controls tempo Why keeping the Packers offense cold matters What Bo Nix and RJ Harvey must do to win the possession battle 💬 Can the Broncos offense keep the Packers on ice all afternoon

The Packers bring one of the NFL’s most explosive offenses into Week 15—so how does Vance Joseph slow them down? On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down the defensive blueprint for containing Jordan Love, limiting Josh Jacobs’ downhill power, and preventing Christian Watson from hitting the big‑play explosives that flip games. With the Broncos chasing the AFC’s No. 1 seed, this matchup demands discipline, disguise, and a near‑perfect plan from VJ’s group. 🧠 When you face a loaded offense in December, it’s not about stopping everything—it’s about taking away what they do best. 🔥 In this episode: How to disrupt Jordan Love’s rhythm with pressure and disguised shells Why tackling and gap integrity are the key vs. Josh Jacobs How to prevent Christian Watson’s vertical shots What VJ must prioritize to keep Denver in control of the AFC race 💬 Which Packers weapon worries you most—and how should VJ attack them?

Week 15 suddenly feels bigger than just another game—does Broncos vs. Packers have a full‑on playoff vibe? On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down why this matchup feels different. With Denver sitting at 11‑2, riding a 10‑game win streak, and controlling their destiny for the AFC’s No. 1 seed, this showdown with Green Bay has the intensity, stakes, and atmosphere of a postseason battle. And with both teams surging, could this actually be a Super Bowl preview? 🧠 When December football feels like January football, you learn who’s built for the moment. 🔥 In this episode: Why Broncos–Packers carries a playoff feel How Denver’s momentum shapes the matchup What this game reveals about Super Bowl potential Why Week 15 could be a preview of something much bigger 💬 Does Broncos–Packers feel like a playoff game to YOU—and could this be a Super Bowl preview? Drop your take below!

Where do the Broncos’ playoff chances stand entering Week 15? At 11‑2, the answer is: in a historic spot. On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down how Denver can clinch a playoff berth with a win over the Packers, what their path looks like to winning the AFC West, and how real the chase is for the No. 1 overall seed in the AFC. Plus, the fellas dive into what an 11‑2 record means historically—and why teams in this position almost always make deep postseason runs. 🧠 When you’re 11‑2 in December, you’re not hoping for the playoffs—you’re shaping the bracket. 🔥 In this episode: Playoff‑clinching scenario vs. Green Bay AFC West race and how Denver stacks up Path to the No. 1 seed and a first‑round bye Historical meaning of an 11‑2 record and what it signals for January 💬 What’s the most realistic finish for the Broncos—AFC West champs, No. 1 seed, or both? Drop your prediction below!

The Broncos swept the Raiders, won their 10th straight, and now sit at 11‑2—so what did we actually learn?

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down the 3 biggest takeaways from Denver’s Week 14 win. The Broncos didn’t just beat a rival—they showed why they’re one of the NFL’s most complete, resilient teams. From Bo Nix’s command to the defense’s situational dominance to Sean Payton’s evolving identity, this win revealed what Denver truly is in December.

🧠 Great teams don’t just win—they stack lessons that carry into January.

🔥 3 Biggest Takeaways:

Bo Nix’s growth: command, poise, and control in key moments

Defense delivering again: situational stops and pressure when it mattered

Sean Payton’s identity sharpening: a team built to win in multiple ways

💬 What was YOUR biggest takeaway from the Broncos’ 10th straight win?

Cecil Lammey recaps the Broncos at Raiders game from Week 14 of the 2025 NFL season.

What’s the BEST gameplan for the Broncos to beat the Raiders in Week 14—and will this rivalry game even be close?

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason lay out the ideal blueprint for Denver to handle a Raiders team that’s struggling but always seems to make this matchup weird. The Broncos are the better roster, the better coached team, and the hotter squad—so how do they make sure this one doesn’t turn into another AFC West nail‑biter?

🧠 Great teams don’t just win—they impose their will.

🔥 In this episode:

How Denver should attack the Raiders defense

Why the Broncos must start fast to avoid another close game

What Bo Nix can exploit in the secondary

How Sean Payton keeps this from becoming a trap matchup

💬 Will this be a blowout or another close Broncos–Raiders grinder? Drop your prediction below!

The Broncos get good news—and maybe even better news—heading into Raiders week.

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down the Friday injury report: Zach Allen and Pat Bryant are good to go, giving Denver key reinforcements on both sides of the ball. Meanwhile, Maxx Crosby’s knee issue puts his Week 14 status in doubt, a massive swing in Denver’s favor if he can’t suit up. How does this reshape the matchup, the game plan, and the Broncos’ path to 11‑2?

🧠 In December, availability is a weapon—and Denver just got healthier at the right time.

🔥 In this episode:

Allen & Bryant cleared for Sunday

Crosby’s knee and what it means for the Raiders

How Denver adjusts with key players returning

Why this injury swing matters in a rivalry game

💬 How big of an edge is Denver getting with Allen & Bryant in and Crosby questionable? Drop your take below!