Forgotten Playmakers — Outlook for Pat Bryant, Troy Franklin & Marvin Mims? | Orange & Blue Today
Orange and Blue Today · JJ Pellini
March 27, 202619m 11s
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Show Notes
<p>On Thursday’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason shine a spotlight on the forgotten playmakers in Denver’s offense. With the arrival of Jaylen Waddle and the continued dominance of Courtland Sutton, the conversation has shifted — but what does that mean for Pat Bryant, Troy Franklin, and Marvin Mims in 2026. Are these three young receivers destined to fight for scraps, or is there a real path for one (or more) to carve out meaningful production in Sean Payton’s offense. The fellas break down how each player fits with Bo Nix, how the target distribution could shake out, and which skill sets still have room to shine even in a Waddle‑Sutton‑centric attack. 🔥 In this episode: How Waddle’s arrival reshapes the WR hierarchy Pat Bryant’s role: chain‑mover, red‑zone threat, or more Troy Franklin’s speed and timing with Bo Nix — does it unlock a niche Marvin Mims: gadget player or breakout candidate Which WR has the best chance to exceed expectations in 2026 Drop your thoughts in the comments and tell us which “forgotten playmaker” you think surprises everyone this season.</p>