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Our Orange & Blue Today position previews roll into Wednesday with a deep dive into the Broncos offensive tackles, a group that’s strong right now but full of long‑term questions. Garett Bolles remains a franchise left tackle — durable, athletic, and still playing at a high level. But how much longer can he maintain that standard. With age and contract realities looming, Mase and Cecil break down what Bolles’ future looks like and how the Broncos prepare for life after him. That leads directly to Frank Crum, the developmental monster with size, movement skills, and real upside. The big question: Is Crum the future at left tackle… or right tackle. His traits fit both spots, and Wednesday’s show digs into where he projects best — and how soon he might be ready. On the right side, Mike McGlinchey continues to be outstanding — powerful in the run game, steady in pass protection, and a veteran leader. But like Bolles, he’s a seasoned vet, and the Broncos must start thinking about the future at RT as well. This tackle group is strong today, but the long‑term picture is where things get fascinating. 🔥 In this episode: How much longer Bolles can play at a high level Whether Frank Crum is the future at LT or RT What McGlinchey’s veteran status means for the RT timeline How the Broncos plan succession at both tackle spots Why the OT room is critical to Bo Nix’s 2026 ceiling Drop your take — who’s the Broncos’ long‑term answer at tackle. Smash LIKE, hit SUBSCRIBE, and join us every day on OBT.