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There is reason to believe in the Denver Broncos offense improving, and we outlined three reasons why right here.

Predominantly Orange writer Lou Scataglia argues that the Denver Broncos offense is primed for a turnaround despite starting slowly through the first six weeks. Although Denver has managed a 4-2 record, Scataglia attributes their offensive struggles primarily to an unusually difficult opening schedule against six formidable defenses, including top-ranked scoring units like the Chiefs, Jaguars, and 49ers.
Scataglia cites historical trends and statistical regression as reasons for optimism. Quarterback Bo Nix historically performs well in October and November, holding a 15-4 record during these months. Consequently, Scataglia expects the offense's unusually poor production to naturally revert closer to its historical average as the schedule eases.
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