Bo Nix Takes the Blame: Teammates Call Out QB for 4 Critical Mistakes in Broncos' Heartbreaking Loss

The blame game took a sharp turn for Bo Nix after the Denver Broncos' devastating loss, with teammates pointing the finger at the quarterback for four critical mistakes that derailed their chances of securing a victory. Nix, who had been relied upon to lead the Broncos’ offense, faced intense scrutiny after failing to execute in key moments, leading to missed opportunities and ultimately costing the team the game.

The most glaring errors included missed throws, poor decision-making under pressure, and an ill-timed interception that swung momentum in favor of the opposing team. Teammates, frustrated by Nix's performance, expressed their disappointment, highlighting how these blunders set the tone for the Broncos' collapse.

"We all know we’ve got to play better as a team, but there were some moments where Bo’s mistakes put us in tough positions," said one offensive player. "We can’t afford to have those kinds of errors, especially when we’re trying to win games like this."

Despite the criticism, Nix took full responsibility for the loss. “I know I let the team down,” he said after the game. "I’ve got to be better. It’s on me to make those plays, and I didn’t do it today. I’ll learn from this, and I’ll come back stronger."

The Broncos are now left to pick up the pieces after a performance that showcased both individual and team failures. With the pressure mounting on Nix to improve, the coming weeks will determine whether he can bounce back from these mistakes or if the blame will continue to fall squarely on his shoulders.

Saints' Kellen Moore Makes Blunt Admission After 2 Games

It's been a rough few weeks for the New Orleans Saints.

New Orleans has lost both of its first two games of the season. Both were one-score games with the Saints losing 20-13 Week 1 against the Arizona Cardinals and then following up with a 26-21 loss Week 2 against the San Francisco 49ers. The start of the season hasn't been the greatest, but that doesn't necessarily determine future success.

For example, last year, the Saints started the season 2-0 and went on to finish with a 5-12 record overall. It's about how you build off of these games. The standings aren't great right now, but Spencer Rattler has looked promising through two weeks. There have been some solid takeaways, like rookie offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr., for example.

Now, it's a matter of seeing how the Saints respond.

How will the Saints respond?

After the game on Sunday, head coach Kellen Moore talked about what he's seen through two weeks.

"Through two games, we have a great group of guys that work their tail off," Moore said. "Their play style, you can't take advantage there or assume those sorts of things. We've got everything we need, but we have to play cleaner football and we have to play and do what winning teams do in each and every moment. From the beginning of the game, all the way to the end, every play matters. We can't take it for granted."

A little blunt, but also completely fair. Losing the first two games of the season is obviously not what Moore and the Saints planned for. Both were winnable contests, especially with Brock Purdy missing Week 2 for the 49ers. But, Moore has at least sounded encouraged from what he's seen so far from this Saints group.

There's a solid mix of veterans and young guys on this team. It'll be interesting to see how the team rallies together after two close games. They will have their next opportunity to get in the win column on Sunday, Sept. 21st when they take on the Seattle Seahawks on the road.