It’s kind of Groundhog Day,” QB Bo Nix said of his rookie season. “You got another game the next week … Same rhythm, same routine.”

With an opportunity to clinch a spot in the playoffs for the first time since winning the Super Bowl in 2015, the Denver Broncos and quarterback Bo Nix blew a 21-10 lead, ultimately losing to Justin Herbert,

The Denver Broncos built a double-digit lead on the road but saw it deteriorate in a blink as both the offense and defense struggled in the second half.

That’s the frustrating part is the difference, the margin of error, is one touchdown,” Broncos QB Bo Nix said of two 2024 losses to L.A.

“Everybody in that locker room, every guy wants to already play next week at this point,” Nix said. “We’re all competitively frustrated, and I think we’re excited for this opportunity. We know this next one’s the most important, and we just want to go out next week and not feel this way again.”

But to have such immediate success against the Los Angeles Chargers, with touchdown drives on all three of the Broncos' initial possessions, building an 11-point lead twice, this game was Denver's oyster,