Two Drives Back, One Offense Still Unfinished
Bo Nix looked composed in his first game since breaking his ankle. Denver's 33-13 loss showed why that welcome return settles only one part of the offense.
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Bo Nix looked composed in his first game since breaking his ankle. Denver's 33-13 loss showed why that welcome return settles only one part of the offense.
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Bo Nix looked composed in his first game since breaking his ankle. Denver's 33-13 loss showed why that welcome return settles only one part of the offense.
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2 Los Angeles Chargers | 12 | 10 | 0 | L |
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Buffalo's 31-7 preseason win is noisy evidence. Seven breakups, two tipped interceptions and connected pursuit offer a sturdier defensive signal.
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Geno Smith completed all seven passes on his only drive in a 17-0 win. The sequence matters as a blueprint for sharing the offensive burden, not as a forecast.
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A 41–17 preseason score will evaporate. San Francisco's special-teams production and depth response offer a more durable roster signal.
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