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Inside Denver’s OC Search: How Much Say Does Bo Nix Have? | Orange & Blue Today

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On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason dig into the Broncos’ fast‑moving search for a new offensive coordinator — and the big question inside the building: how much is Bo Nix involved. Sean Payton is driving the process, but with a young franchise QB recovering from ankle surgery, the Broncos know the next OC must elevate Nix, protect him, and build an offense tailored to his strengths. The guys break down who Payton wants, what traits he’s prioritizing, and why Ronald Curry is getting an interview. They dive into Curry’s offensive philosophy — timing, rhythm, QB‑friendly structure, and a modern passing game built on clarity — and whether he’s the type of teacher and designer who can help Nix take the next step in 2026. 🔥 In this episode: How involved Bo Nix is in the OC search What Sean Payton is looking for in his next play‑designer Why Ronald Curry is on the interview list Curry’s offensive philosophy and how it fits Nix How this hire shapes the Broncos’ 2026 identity A new OC, a young QB, and a franchise‑defining decision — the search is officially on.

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