Can the Broncos finally become an EXPLOSIVE offense? | Stokley and Evans with Mark Schlereth

Stokley, Evans, and Mark Schlereth dive into the Broncos’ biggest offensive question: Can Denver finally create explosive plays? Last season, the Broncos struggled badly to generate chunk gains, and Bo Nix’s downfield passing wasn’t consistent or safe enough to change that. This year, the staff believes things will be different — with better protection, more speed on the field, and a plan to help Bo push the ball downfield without the risky throws that stalled drives in 2025. Will Bo Nix take the leap Will the Broncos offense finally pop Or will explosive plays remain the missing piece in Sean Payton’s system The guys break down what MUST change for Denver to become a real big‑play offense. 🔷 VIDEO BREAKDOWN 🔷 Broncos struggled badly to create explosive plays last season Why Bo Nix’s deep‑ball inconsistency held the offense back What Denver is changing schematically to generate chunk gains How improved protection and timing help Bo throw deep safely Whether Bo can avoid the turnovers that killed explosive chances What the offense must look like to be taken seriously as a big‑play unit Broncos Country — jump in the comments: • Will Bo Nix improve his deep‑ball accuracy • Can Denver finally create explosive plays • And what MUST change for the offense to pop this season