The Denver Broncos are struggling with rookie quarterback Bo Nix, who has yet to throw a touchdown in his first two NFL games, resulting in a 0-2 start for the team. In a recent loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Nix completed 20 of 36 passes for 246 yards, but also threw two interceptions. Steelers defensive backs reportedly laughed at the limited nature of Denver's playbook, indicating that they easily anticipated Nix's actions during the game. This limited approach reflects the challenges rookie quarterbacks face, with first-year signal-callers league-wide having zero touchdowns and six interceptions thus far in the season. Despite coach Sean Payton's reputation for a flexible playbook, it appears the offense remains basic as Nix continues to adapt to the NFL. Fans and analysts alike are hopeful that with experience, the Broncos will expand their offensive strategy to better support Nix's development.