Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix is having a rough start to the season. NFL insider Jay Glazer has revealed that the team attempted to downplay the situation, suggesting that the shift in offensive terminology during the offseason, along with Sean Payton reassuming play-calling duties, significantly contributed to Nix's struggles early on.

While the Broncos' 4-2 record has temporarily masked some offensive flaws, concerns about their long-term quarterback situation are growing. A comprehensive ESPN report featured insights from insiders Jeremy Fowler, Peter Schrager, and Dan Graziano, who discussed whether Nix can be viewed as a viable franchise quarterback.

Fowler pointed out that even though Denver's winning record is a positive, Nix's limited potential, regression as a runner, and issues with confidence raise serious doubts about his future, particularly after underperforming against San Francisco and Seattle. Schrager bluntly stated that Nix currently resembles a “shell of himself,” while Graziano noted that his inability to escape difficult situations has exposed his shortcomings.

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Despite these increasing concerns, tight end Evan Engram offered an optimistic perspective. As reported by Parker Gabriel on X, Engram expressed confidence in the team's position, stating that the Broncos are in a good place after a challenging six weeks and are focused on improving their execution moving forward.