Rookie quarterback Bo Nix faced a challenging outing in a 10-9 victory over the New York Jets, where he posted 60 passing yards, including a historically poor first half with -7 passing yards. Despite these struggles, Nix managed to throw his first NFL touchdown during a third-quarter drive that showcased his resilience and ability to make crucial plays. The Broncos' defense played a vital role in the win, complemented by the adverse weather conditions that affected both quarterbacks, including Aaron Rodgers, who also had a subpar performance. Nix's completion rate was a mere 48%, and he became the first quarterback since 2000 to throw for negative yards in a half but showed mental toughness reminiscent of Tim Tebow. Coach Sean Payton acknowledged his improvisational skills and unexpected athleticism, which have contributed to his early success as a dual-threat quarterback. Nix's ability to remain composed and focus on winning, despite poor statistics, has garnered respect from teammates and coaches alike.