Locked On Broncos Hit - Quick Takes on the Denver Broncos
Oct 7, 2026 · 6 min · 9 segments
The Denver Broncos under Sean Payton have had great offensive lines. So, why is the 2026 version seems to have taken a step back in some areas? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See…
Cameron ParkerHost
Bo Nix is lacking confidence in essentially every area of even pushing the ball down the field.
But another area in terms of the Broncos offense that has struggled in 2026 as they sit here at two and two is the offensive line.
The Broncos offensive line has some issues of Ben Powers and Luke Wattenberg and also Mike McGlinchey as well when you look specifically at some of their issues on that O-line.
I think some of the problems I think can be easily corrected because based on the history with what we've seen for that offensive line, they are a relatively well-structured unit.
They were considered one of the best O-lines in football the last two years for all intents and purposes and all statistics.
So what is going on? It might have something to do with that identity that we've been talking about and preaching from the rooftops, if you will, of no running game.
Bo Nix is lacking confidence in essentially every area of even pushing the ball down the field.
But another area in terms of the Broncos offense that has struggled in 2026 as they sit here at two and two is the offensive line.
The Broncos offensive line has some issues of Ben Powers and Luke Wattenberg and also Mike McGlinchey as well when you look specifically at some of their issues on that O-line.
I think some of the problems I think can be easily corrected because based on the history with what we've seen for that offensive line, they are a relatively well-structured unit.
They were considered one of the best O-lines in football the last two years for all intents and purposes and all statistics.
So what is going on? It might have something to do with that identity that we've been talking about and preaching from the rooftops, if you will, of no running game.
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