Bo Nix Dissects Broncos One-Score Magic

I think just the character of our guys, the toughness, competitiveness of our guys, and, you know, we're just comfortable in that moment when things get, you know, when they get close there at the end of the game, and, you know, whatever it is, we, you know, have had a couple of scores, and then, you know, we always want to make it one score. So, you know, again, it's going to be redundant talk until I figure something out about the how to change it, and so I'm just glad we're on this side and winning them, and not in a streak of losing them. Sean said it kind of pisses him off in a way because he could be winning by more. What are your emotions surrounding that? I don't care. At the end of the day, in 10, 15 years, nobody's going to care about it, and they're going to talk about wins instead of the streak. But it's cool right now, and it's great as we go. It definitely would be nice to win by more than a score. Do you have a lot of practice winning by one score? Does it get easier to deal with, or is it always the same? I'll be honest, it's it seems like it's always the same feeling, you know, there's always a look in the huddle that like, hey, guys, we don't have a choice right here and we got to go make something out of it. And today, those second half touchdowns were really, really important. And, you know, we were down by by one there, 14, 13, and then we needed one. We went and scored, missed the two and then got another opportunity and went down and got got another touchdown. I thought that was the best. Part of the game, because it showed that we stacked two drives together, two critical moments, and gave our defense some rest on the sideline with those longer drives, but also a good cushion. And then they did just a good job responding and scoring.