Sep 21, 2026 · 24 min · 15 segments
Denver Broncos, Bo Nix take down the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 2 to improve to a 1-1 record courtesy of a monster performance by new wide receiver Jaylen Waddle. Denver's defensive and offensive…
Amir FarrellHost
Let me go ahead and start off with Bo Nix, the man, the myth, the legend himself, our sweet, glorious prince.
Did throw a triple cheeseburger in the back of the end zone on that one drive, which if you guys don't get the meme and analogy, that is an interception.
But look, I said in our last episode, the way the defense was playing last week, the way the offensive line was playing last week, those are two... important staples for this offense and whenever you're put in a position like that where those two are those two things your main identities for your success are going completely wrong and I mean completely wrong how are you as a play caller supposed to call a great game like that I mean and especially when the run game's not going because your offensive line isn't getting any push at all in the run game how were you supposed to call a great game for your quarterback You're just not going to be able to do it.
And so with the way the defense played today, they put the offense in a way better position.
And they obviously won the game in comeback fashion, scored 14 alone, 14 of their 20 points alone in the fourth quarter.
But yeah, great to see Bowen X bounce back, have a damn near 300-yard day, shut a lot of the haters up, 97 QB rating.
I thought he made some really good throws, especially in play action where I want to give Davis Webb his flowers as well.
That's something we struggled a bit with last week is not calling enough play action, but that's because we weren't able to call the run a lot and establish the run.
And that was the one harp I had on Davis Webb last week is we didn't run the ball enough in the first half.
Well, on Sunday, much different story between Jonah Coleman and J.K. Dobbins because if you guys didn't know, R.J. Harvey did not play, has that hamstring issue, definitely should be ready to go on Sunday night football against the Los Angeles Rams.
Let me go ahead and start off with Bo Nix, the man, the myth, the legend himself, our sweet, glorious prince.
Did throw a triple cheeseburger in the back of the end zone on that one drive, which if you guys don't get the meme and analogy, that is an interception.
But look, I said in our last episode, the way the defense was playing last week, the way the offensive line was playing last week, those are two... important staples for this offense and whenever you're put in a position like that where those two are those two things your main identities for your success are going completely wrong and I mean completely wrong how are you as a play caller supposed to call a great game like that I mean and especially when the run game's not going because your offensive line isn't getting any push at all in the run game how were you supposed to call a great game for your quarterback You're just not going to be able to do it.
And so with the way the defense played today, they put the offense in a way better position.
And they obviously won the game in comeback fashion, scored 14 alone, 14 of their 20 points alone in the fourth quarter.
But yeah, great to see Bowen X bounce back, have a damn near 300-yard day, shut a lot of the haters up, 97 QB rating.
I thought he made some really good throws, especially in play action where I want to give Davis Webb his flowers as well.
That's something we struggled a bit with last week is not calling enough play action, but that's because we weren't able to call the run a lot and establish the run.
And that was the one harp I had on Davis Webb last week is we didn't run the ball enough in the first half.
Well, on Sunday, much different story between Jonah Coleman and J.K. Dobbins because if you guys didn't know, R.J. Harvey did not play, has that hamstring issue, definitely should be ready to go on Sunday night football against the Los Angeles Rams.
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