​GLENDALE, ARIZONA – OCTOBER 25: Bo Nix #10 of the Denver Broncos runs for a touchdown during the second quarter of the game against the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium on October 25, 2026 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Chris Coduto/Getty Images) | Getty Images Let this be a lesson to all of you out there in Broncos Country: don’t trust the talking heads with narratives about this team or its players. Last week all we heard about was how terrible and inept Bo Nix was. No one in the mainstream media was talking about the quality of defenses the Denver Broncos were facing or the lack of a competent run game. Most of them took their turns dumping on Bo Nix because none of them thought he was going to do anything coming out of the draft. He was mislabeled as a check-down merchant in Oregon, and that label will likely follow him every time he has a match-up against an excellent defense.Not to worry, Broncos Country. This team is who we here at the No Bull Review thought they were. This is darn near the same script we saw last season. Sit back and enjoy the ride for the rest of this season as the Broncos hit their stride.OffenseSean Payton continues to tweak the offense as he keeps the team growing and moving toward a better version of themselves as the season wears on. He gave a ton of snaps to young Jonah Coleman, signaling that he’s not satisfied with the best a back can gain on average is 3 yards. He had more plays for Mims in this game and designed a multitude of shots downfield to multiple receivers. There was still a nice balance of run (26) vs. pass (29). The big difference in this game was in explosive plays. The offense had 5 plays of 20 yards or more.There are still many things for them to clean up. Receivers had drops, linemen blew blocks, and the quarterback can place the ball better in spots for sure. I’m not saying that the offense is a group of world-beaters. I am saying this team played up to their potential and showed what they are capable of doing.QuarterbacksBo Nix can throw downfield, in case you didn’t know. He attacked deep early and kept it up through the game. He had an absolutely masterful run for a touchdown. He threw a 27-yard pass to Waddle that was a laser.I’m going to reiterate that everyone in the media has misread the ankle injury completely. People keep mentioning it as if it is still an issue. The issue is not the ankle from a health standpoint. As we saw on his nearly 20 mph run to the promised land, the ankle is working just fine.The issue with the ankle injury comes from him getting back into his groove as a passer. His accuracy has been lacking early this season (much like it did last season). I think we’re seeing Nix rounding into form as the season wears on. He’s getting work each week finally, and as he settles his footwork down, his throws are only going to get better and better.LineI largely liked what I saw from the line this week. They only gave up one sack. The run game was blocked