Nix on Broncos offense: 'Pretty pitiful'
NBC Sports • • sports
Key Points:
- The Denver Broncos offense struggled significantly against Kansas City's defense, managing only 176 yards, with new offensive coordinator Davis Webb's play-calling under scrutiny after head coach Sean Payton relinquished those duties.
- WR Courtland Sutton tied for second in team targets but was limited by Kansas City's secondary, making him a low-upside WR4, especially with the addition of Jaylen Waddle who is expected to take on a larger role.
- RB J.K. Dobbins led the team in carries but was limited to eight touches and is expected to face a tough schedule ahead, making him a risky fantasy start; RB RJ Harvey serves as the passing-down back but is also a middling RB3.
- Rookie RB Jonah Coleman is part of the backfield rotation with potential upside due to his three-down skill set but should be considered a stash rather than a starter early in the season.
- QB Russell Wilson showed mobility and connection with key receivers including Waddle and Harvey, with offensive coordinator Webb's emphasis on play action suggesting Wilson could be a low-end QB1 going forward.
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