Locked On Broncos Hit - Quick Takes on the Denver Broncos
Oct 6, 2026 · 5 min · 8 segments
Given the fact the Broncos are in midst of a identity crisis, the team must lean on one of the offense's best weapons: Bo Nix legs. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See…
Cameron ParkerHost
I find it very funny that when Davis Webb talked about Bo Nix with some of the media and even the national media, he talked about Nix as saying he is one of the best mobile quarterbacks that is outside the pocket.

And I think it's certainly saying a lot when there's a quarterback in Baltimore and there's a quarterback in Buffalo who have MVP trophies in their case.

And also, too, when you have Steve Spagnuolo, a defensive coordinator in the division, who had Knicks in a cell week one, essentially said he's got a bit of some Josh Allen in his game.

Broncos got to do everything they can to really get him some confidence, guys.

And when he uses his legs and when he uses his mobility, he is one of the best players on this Denver Broncos team.

And yes, the quarterback is the most important position on the team, but But when you are really leaning into a skill set that is bow and you have a running game that is essentially down one man with Jonah Coleman on IR, you really do have to lean into something that is a strong suit and that is Knicks' running game.

When Sean Payton was running the helm of Calling Plays, they were doing a fair amount to get Bo Nix involved.

Once they really committed to it, I should say, once they really committed to it, you got a chance to see Nix's legs be unleashed.

in really key situations when the team needed it now obviously there was a certain play that we all know in the buffalo bills playoff game that resulted in his ankle and i don't know if that is essentially why beau is a little bit pessimistic uh or maybe not pessimistic pessimistic probably the wrong word but just uh he's just he's very he's very cautionary when in terms of when he's wanting to run the ball but Bo's going to have to essentially use his legs a little bit more if they want to essentially take advantage of this running game.

I find it very funny that when Davis Webb talked about Bo Nix with some of the media and even the national media, he talked about Nix as saying he is one of the best mobile quarterbacks that is outside the pocket.

And I think it's certainly saying a lot when there's a quarterback in Baltimore and there's a quarterback in Buffalo who have MVP trophies in their case.

And also, too, when you have Steve Spagnuolo, a defensive coordinator in the division, who had Knicks in a cell week one, essentially said he's got a bit of some Josh Allen in his game.

Broncos got to do everything they can to really get him some confidence, guys.

And when he uses his legs and when he uses his mobility, he is one of the best players on this Denver Broncos team.

And yes, the quarterback is the most important position on the team, but But when you are really leaning into a skill set that is bow and you have a running game that is essentially down one man with Jonah Coleman on IR, you really do have to lean into something that is a strong suit and that is Knicks' running game.

When Sean Payton was running the helm of Calling Plays, they were doing a fair amount to get Bo Nix involved.

Once they really committed to it, I should say, once they really committed to it, you got a chance to see Nix's legs be unleashed.

in really key situations when the team needed it now obviously there was a certain play that we all know in the buffalo bills playoff game that resulted in his ankle and i don't know if that is essentially why beau is a little bit pessimistic uh or maybe not pessimistic pessimistic probably the wrong word but just uh he's just he's very he's very cautionary when in terms of when he's wanting to run the ball but Bo's going to have to essentially use his legs a little bit more if they want to essentially take advantage of this running game.
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