GREAT NEWS Keeps Pouring in for Denver Broncos...

Sweet Mother of Mercy, the good news just keeps pouring in for your Denver Broncos. And it's not just the fact that they went on the road and won by double digits, which almost never happens in the NFL. It's not just the three game win streak or just the fact that Patrick Mahomes looks like dog water last night. It is the fact that we were all right about Bo Nix when we did not jump off the bandwagon. It's all the all 22 film that we are breaking down in this video. It is the phenomenal injury report that we're about to break down. And the fact that our schedule gets way easier from here and the Broncos are going to win the one seed in the entire AFC. And if you believe that, I need you to smash like and subscribe button. If you don't believe that, you probably should check your pulse because there's something clinically wrong with you. I'm Ben. I'm a diehard Broncos fan. We've got a ton to break down here. And if the vibes feel good, they should feel good. Because going back to the start of last season, there has been no team who has won more games than your Denver Broncos. And that is not a fluke. You cannot excuse that away. We've played hard teams. We've played easy teams. We've played uh, playoff teams. We've won in the playoffs. Like we've played great defenses, great offenses, and your Broncos have 19 wins since the start of last season. And things should feel different around here. And you can't let people just like explain that away to you anymore. You have every reason to be hyped up about this team sitting at five and two right now. Now, one of the things that is driving me crazy is I was hate watching last night, the Kansas City Chiefs against the Seattle Seahawks. When Ryan Fitzpatrick came out and said those blasphemous words about our quarterback and said he was a disgrace to the quarterback position, that he was a disservice to it, that he wasn't respecting it. I came on this channel and I said, hey, let's just wait and see how other top quarterbacks look against this very defense, because all you can do when you make comparisons is you can only compare apples to apples. Any other comparison is is not the way to do this kind of thing. And if you look at how Bo Nix played against the Seattle Seahawks defense and Patrick Mahomes played against the Seattle Seahawks defense, it isn't even close to being a comparison you see Bo Nix come out and lead the Broncos to a 14-3 lead in that game I think there was a ton more meat on the bone and even Bo Nix kind of said that he's like we took our foot off the gas and we went into four minute offense I think Bo could have put up way more points than he did because we went into four minute offense the whole second half of that game and you look at Patrick Mahomes trying his absolute darndest to play well against the Seattle Seahawks and boy, oh boy, he couldn't. He led the chiefs to a measly three points and they zero times entered in the red zone last night. It was an abomination of an offense. And yet did the national media hold him to the same accountability standards they held Bo Nix to? Absolutely not. My favorite part of the game, because I actually was laughing out loud at the irony of this was when Chris Collinsworth was like, Hey, you know, Al, look at, look at my Mahomes, like fight for that. What other quarterback would fight for their fumbled ball? Because on this play he's being absolutely reckless with the ball like he always is and he finally is held to account for it he fumbles uh one of the videos we talked about last week was that the the chiefs had actually fallen on 80 percent of their fumbles when i told you hey they're not going to stay winless they're not even actually going to win the afc west um some of these things are going to change one of the things i told you was they're not going to keep falling on 80 percent of the the balls that they're fumbling and sure enough uh this actually was a case where they did fall on it but chris Collinsworth after a horrible play, after he'd already thrown an even worse interception in this game, you hear Chris Collinsworth be like, what other quarterback would dive on the ground to try to get his own fumble? And I'm here to tell you, like basically everyone, but Cam Newton, including Bo Nix would do this, like actually try to fight for this ball. But you see when Bo Nix plays a game, even when he scores 14 points against a Superbowl caliber defense, he is called disrespectful of the quarterback position. When Patrick Mahomes plays horrible, they say like, what other quarterback would fight for their fumble like that? So the double standard is absolutely ridiculous. And again, you're just seeing here what I had told you, what we all believed when we didn't try to sell our Bo Nix stock was that when you see other teams have to play up against these top caliber defenses, let's see how they do. And then let's call it as we see it. Like I had told you, did I love how the offense looked when they played teams like the 49ers and they played teams like the Seattle Seahawks? I said, I didn't love that, but I was like let's wait and see how they look after Arizona and the Broncos dropped 30 points on the Arizona Cardinals and they could have thrown up a ton more and Sean obviously didn't want to do that and so truly we are finally starting to see kind of this narrative spread throughout the internet at least that hey you know what the Seattle Seahawks are a very good defense and so that's why you should be feeling even better that the Broncos were able to squeak a win out of that and I think that's a team that we face really well and match up really well when we play them again in the Super Bowl, if that's how that ends up going. But you just see like the absolute slandering talking about Bo Nix is going to get benched. All of the talk that happened the whole 10 days after that Seahawks performance, because truly it didn't shut up until yesterday and when Bo kind of silenced all the critics. But I heard it for 10 days and you don't hear a word about how Patrick Mahomes looks like absolute dog water in this game. So loving to see that. And again, just just taking a look at a couple of these plays in this game here. If Bo Nix did any of these kinds of things, we would be losing our mind. We would make him account for it. And you just do not see that same level of, uh, uh, accountability held on Patrick Mahomes as you do on Bo Nix. And this is exactly what I told you that, uh, the Broncos faced the toughest gauntlet of defenses and of offenses, but specifically of defenses and that we played five of six top defenses in some ways. And in one of the, the one bad defense we played were the chargers and they don't even have that bad of a passing defense. And it was a divisional opponent and it just wasn't apples for apples. And so we, we talked about how Bo Nix actually looked better when you compare him apples to apples against the Jacksonville Jaguars, then Joe, then Joe Burrow, then Drake May, then Jalen Hurts. Uh, he looked in every single statistical category you can look at. He played better against Jacksonville, uh, versus the LA Rams. He played better than Josh Allen, the Super Bowl MVP. He even played better than Brock Purdy against the Rams. Uh, look at the San Francisco 49ers. He played better than Sam Darnold, played better than Matthew Stafford with the Chargers. The only quarterback who played better against the Chargers was Sam Darnold. And then again, as we see with Seattle, he played better than Brock Purdy, Jacoby Brissett, Drake May, and also Justin Herbert. And then obviously, as we saw last night, he played way better against the Seattle Seahawks than obviously Patrick Mahomes. So all of that is phenomenal. And now there was some all 22 that dropped today that should just have you ready to book your ticket to SoFi Stadium for the Broncos to go to the Super Bowl in February because there was just some layered throws here and Bo Nix's ADOT, his average depth of target, all of a sudden goes from being one of the worst in the NFL to being the actual best in the entire NFL. And so again, you can only compare quarterbacks to who they've played. And I love the fact that when we play the best teams, we find a way to go four and two in that. Love this layered throw here. Man, if I was Bo Nix, I don't think I would have the confidence to throw this. He looks covered to me with a guy here and a guy here, and he's throwing it to the only place on that field where he's going to find Cortland Sutton. Heck of a throw, heck of a catch, but we're only just getting started here when it comes to all 22 things to be excited about because we know that the best blocking receiver on our team is actually Pat Bryant, who's on injured reserve until the Panthers game. He'll be out this week against the Chiefs, then hopefully back against the Panthers, and then worst case scenario, he's back right after the bye week before the Raiders. so it's phenomenal to me to see Troy Franklin not only was he in the first guy in the end zone to uh dap up Bo Nix after that 60 yard touchdown scamper but then also seeing him go up against one of the best safeties and one of the best run stopping safeties in the league in Budda Baker and absolutely stone him on this run so seeing him climb to the next level just uh team blocking here great patience from JK Dobbins I love seeing that and then I love to see Troy Franklin who's not even known for being a great blocking wide receiver, just kind of gut it out right here and block Budda Baker all the way through that play. And you just saw a total team win here, and you see the culture oozing out of this team as people are excited for each other. You see this guy who easily could be like, man, I was a high draft pick. I was Bo Nix's favorite target to Oregon. I need the rock more, and he is doing zero pouting out there. He's out there blocking his tail off, and I'm loving to see that. uh then loving seeing Bo Nix and his ability to look off uh basically uh look as if he is throwing it to Evan Ingram and then hit Marvin Mims here in space loved seeing the all 22 of this and so you see because of Bo Nix's eyes and his patience and and the fact that the Broncos had done a bunch of short uh routes and all season long they've been doing that to me looking at Bo if I am this uh cornerback I'm gonna jump this route because it looks like Bo Nix is gonna throw this right to Evan Ingram. And boy, oh boy, was he wrong as he hits a brilliant pass right here to Marvin Mims. Sean Payton today in his press conference talked about how Marvin Mims is one of their most explosive playmakers, and they're going to have to get him the ball a lot more. And depending on what ends up happening, here's this from behind. And again, watching he is making them all commit here to Evan Ingram, which is where we kind of targeted a bunch going short. And boy, right in that seam just nails it heck of a throw we just saw Bo Nix using everything that that he has all the gifts that he has with with throwing the ball uh and absolutely love that now though um this play here was one of my favorite plays of the whole day uh and it really uh highlights how horrible the refereeing was in this game because the the rule on this uh this is going to be the offensive pass interference that is called on our tight end on this play and the rule on here is that as long as your block is engaged within the yard of the line of scrimmage then then it is not offensive pass interference and you tell me this ball is snapped right from the 20 yard line it is right on the 20 yard line and tell me where he engages on this to me he looks like he's actually a yard behind and look right his body lets up there and he started his block at the at the exact line of scrimmage so to me that absolutely should not been an offensive pass interference Sean Payton essentially said the same thing as as he said in his postgame press conference I'll never criticize the refs, but I must be coaching this up wrong. And so clearly he had a problem with that as well. But phenomenal news there again, as you just see, man, this offense could not be stopped yesterday, dropping 30 points. And then on the other side of the ball, we saw career days from a guy who we have high expectations for, who I think is just going to keep getting better as the season progresses. And that is in Nick Benito, who ended up having an unreal 46% pressure rate here. Sam Jane from the Denver Post with a great tweet on here. Uh, when it comes to next gen stats, he had the highest pressure rate in the NFL and the most pressures in the NFL yesterday. Uh, the second highest was a Detroit Lion defender who had seven pressures, but man, Nick Benito was in the backfield all day long. You know, he is absolutely thrilled to have his running mate there and Jonathan Cooper back. Uh, and then the other dude who jumped off of the screen to us was Q Robinson. Uh, and this was a guy who I, I told you after the Broncos drafted him, Hey, watch out for this guy uh we know what Nick Saban said about how he was one of his favorite players he ever coached Alabama he had 14.6 uh pressure rate yesterday which is phenomenal for our second year guy coming on uh and we know like uh you know there's a bunch of guys who were asked about him Devan Key yesterday came out and said you better buy some stocks and Q Robinson now because he's only going up uh and man we've seen him all year just flying around here seeing him with the crucial sack on a third down here of Sam Darnold. Obviously, we saw the sack last year in the AFC Championship game against Drake May. We saw him just absolutely tear up the preseason here and just put dudes on roller skates. And I think that actually was a Green Bay Packers starting offensive lineman that he puts on skates. Saw him do it last year in the regular season. We saw him do it last year in the playoffs. And to think of, man, like you get Jonathan Cooper back into game shape already yesterday. He looked great. He was out on the field a ton yesterday. And it's like, man, you get Jonathan Cooper back into running shape and you get Q Robinson taking that second year leap. And this defense is going to be absolutely nasty. Um, uh, other great news that we get here. One of the big concerns was, uh, seeing Zach Allen towards the end of that game on the ground, holding his hamstring and just knowing what happened to Davante Adams and Caleb's Caleb. What's his name? He paints his nails. Caleb Williams, obviously being out for multiple weeks. Well, he actually ended up taking the podium yesterday, which never happens if you're going to miss games. And he said, I'll be fine. So that is all extremely, extremely good news. And then on top of all of that here, guys, is looking at the strength of our schedule remaining that the Broncos are going to win against the Kansas City Chiefs next week. I'm telling you they are. We're breaking it down all this week because the news just gets better as they have more banged up guys as the Broncos have like the bad taste in their mouth after what happened in week one and they get them at home this week. Well, what's going to happen is the Broncos will be a 0.5 game lead over the Chiefs and look at the remaining strength of schedule. The Broncos will be in first place in the AFC West and they're not giving it back because the Chiefs have an extremely hard schedule going up and all of the teams that they dunked on us for losing to or playing tight or Bo Nix not looking phenomenal. they're going to see why Bo Nix didn't look phenomenal against San Francisco when they have to play him they're going to see why Bo Nix didn't have Star Wars numbers against the Los Angeles Rams when they have to play him well actually Bo Nix dropped 30 on the Rams so uh that didn't happen but man uh we are winning the AFC West we are going to be the one seed in the AFC and we've been calling it from the jump we got a ton to believe in come on cold streak We'll be right back.