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Broncos and Bo Nix Have Won 16 Straight One-Score Games
Denver has four fourth-quarter comebacks this season, and Nix now has 15 career game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime.
- On Sunday, quarterback Nix led the Denver Broncos to a 28-24 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, with the comeback win secured by a goal-line stand from Denver's defense.
- Denver struggles with slow starts this season, scoring fewer points in the first quarter compared to the fourth quarter. Head coach Sean Payton admitted, "Yeah, I don't have the answer."
- Altogether, the Broncos have outscored opponents 56-10 during fourth-quarter comebacks against the Jaguars, Rams, Chargers and Chiefs. This marked Nix's 15th career game-winning drive, the most for any NFL quarterback in his first three seasons.
- Wide receiver Courtland Sutton noted the team remains undefeated in one-score games this year. "I think there's never a game we feel like we're out of," Sutton added.
- Visiting the Carolina Panthers this weekend, the Broncos aim to maintain momentum after remaining undefeated in one-score games this season.
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The Washington Post+11 Reposted by 11 other sources
Bo Nix’s late-game magic keeps saving the Broncos, and even his coach can’t explain the slow starts
Sean Payton is puzzled by Bo Nix’s tendency to start slow and finish strong
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Sean Payton is as bewildered as everyone else by Bo Nix's propensity to start slow and finish fast, as he did last week by guiding the Denver Broncos to a couple of touchdowns in the fourth quarter after leaving without points in three consecutive series in the third quarter.
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