Bo Nix says the Denver Broncos have identified the errors from their Monday night defeat in Kansas City and are not allowing one loss to derail their early-season approach.
Key takeaways
- The Broncos are coming off a Monday night loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
- Nix said Denver’s mistakes in that game were evident on film.
- The rookie quarterback stressed that the team is not panicking after the defeat.
- Denver will host the Jacksonville Jaguars in its home opener on Sunday.
Broncos turn attention to Jacksonville
Nix acknowledged that Denver left too many correctable plays behind in Kansas City, where the Broncos opened the week with a loss under the Monday night lights. Still, the quarterback said the response inside the building has been measured rather than alarmed.
“We’re not freaking out,” Nix said as the Broncos shifted their preparation toward Jacksonville.
Denver now gets its first home game of the season, with the Jaguars set to visit on Sunday. The Broncos will look to turn their review of the Chiefs loss into a cleaner performance in front of their home crowd.
Correctable issues after Kansas City loss
Nix said the problems from Monday night were easy to recognize, giving Denver a clear starting point for its work during the week. The focus will be on limiting those mistakes and avoiding a repeat against Jacksonville.
With the Jaguars next on the schedule, the Broncos are treating the Kansas City defeat as an early test rather than a reason for concern. Sunday’s home opener offers Nix and Denver an immediate chance to show that the lessons from the loss have carried into the next kickoff.
