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Bo Nix’s late-game comebacks keep rescuing Broncos, but solving slow starts remains a top priority
Bo Nix has 10 career fourth-quarter rallies, but Denver has been outscored 40-10 in first halves this season, officials said.
- Following a 30-26 win over the Los Angeles Rams with a 16-point fourth-quarter comeback on Sunday, the Denver Broncos travel to Santa Clara, California, for Week 4 against San Francisco .
- Despite their 2-1 record, the Broncos have struggled early in games, failing to secure first downs on seven of 15 opening-half drives this season while being outscored 40-10 before halftime.
- Quarterback Nix has led 10 career final-quarter rallies and ranks first in multiple fourth-quarter categories, accumulating 8,311 passing yards and 58 touchdowns since entering the league in 2024.
- Coach Sean Payton handed play-calling to offensive coordinator Davis Webb, who emphasized running with more conviction to fix the ground game, which has produced only 243 rushing yards this season.
- Receiver Courtland Sutton said the team aims to "start faster" and pair their strong finishing ability with consistent four-quarter execution against San Francisco to unlock their full potential.
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As the Denver Broncos head into Week 4 against the San Francisco 49ers, people can’t stop talking about their 16 point come back last Sunday night. Bo Nix and Sean Payton pushed their NFC win streak to 10 games after defeating the Los Angeles Rams. The Broncos’ clutch gene from last season has overflowed into […]
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Bo Nix’s late-game comebacks keep rescuing Broncos, but solving slow starts remains a top priority
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos have the most fourth-quarter comebacks in the NFL since the quarterback entered the league in 2024.
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