Bo Nix gets brutally honest with postgame comments after squeaking out a win vs. Jets

Broncos Country gets a shoutout

With the game being in London, Nix was quick to comment on how well the fanbase traveled, which wound up making all the difference for the team to operate on offense. It wasn't even close to a hostile environment, which allowed Nix and the offense to communicate throughout the matchup.

"I thought it was an impressive travel today by our fans for sure," Nix said. "It was nice not having to be on silent cadence, we were able to talk the whole time, obviously, cause we had a majority of the fans. Didn't feel like a road game, I guess all week it felt like a road game being in a different country. The atmosphere was cool and really played a big role in the game."

Now, it goes without saying that the defense won the team the football game. Nine sacks on Fields, along with limiting the Jets to only 82 yards of total offense throughout the entirety of the game. The Broncos' defense held the Jets to negative 10 passing yards, which was the fewest in franchise history and the fewest in the NFL since 1998.

The Broncos have a 10-sack lead on the rest of the NFL and are averaging five sacks per game. If Denver keeps on the pace they are at, they will break the existing record of 72 total sacks in a season set by the 1984 Chicago Bears.

Nix understood full well what the defense was able to accomplish and was sure to give them their flowers.

"They turned it on, nine sacks is a lot of sacks," Nix said. "That's really good for our defense, still looking for turnovers. But sacks are pretty much like turnovers; they kill drives. Impressive, not shocked, but really impressive performance today by them. Great effort all around, really good job tackling in space and obviously a good job covering down the field, getting pressure on the quarterback."

Nix was able to find the end zone in the contest and finished his day going 19-for-30 with 174 yards and a touchdown. He may not have thrown for 300 yards, but he did what was needed to help secure the victory.

Denver's next matchup is against the New York Giants, with a chance for Nix and the offense to bounce back and silence some critics after the 13-11 victory over the New York Jets.