Bo Nix Owns Struggles as Criticism Mounts Over Broncos’ Offense

The second-year quarterback publicly accepted responsibility for Denver’s sputtering offense.

Overview

After a sluggish 10-7 win over the Raiders, Bo Nix said, “It starts with me. I have to be better,” acknowledging Denver’s offensive slump.
Nix was booed at home following a 16-of-28 outing for 150 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions as the offense stalled for long stretches.
National voices escalated scrutiny, with Bart Scott saying the team is being held back by its quarterback and Colin Cowherd speculating Sean Payton could seek another QB in the draft.
Coverage highlighted that Denver has just one touchdown over its last 17 drives, with RB J.K. Dobbins noting the defense is carrying the team.
Despite recent form, Nix’s season line remains strong at 2,126 passing yards and 18 touchdowns against eight interceptions for the 8-2 AFC West leaders.