Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix may have turned a corner from the early-season struggles where he failed to break 200 yards in four of the Broncos' first six games, and with six passing touchdowns to three interceptions in that time.

Nix has now thrown for 222 yards in each of his past two starts with four total touchdowns (three passing, one rushing), going 2-0 with wins over the Arizona Cardinals and the Kansas City Chiefs.

While Nix is still trying to get better and working towards getting back to full form after his season-ending ankle injury at the end of 2025, quarterback analysts Tim Jenkins and Chase Daniel took time to review Nix's latest performance against the Chiefs, and each said he has turned a corner in his play.

Tim Jenkins

A huge credit to Jenkins, who has stuck with Nix through the difficult weeks of the early season, and is beyond excited with Nix's improvement. After reviewing several clips of Nix's big performance, Jenkins spoke glowingly about the 222-yard performance.

"All in all, pretty unbelievable performance if I'm being honest," Jenkins said. "I think Bo Nix is starting to hit that stride that we saw at the end of last year. I do think the timing is quite funny in terms of people in the national media acting like he's the worst quarterback ever, and then he's now tied two games together that not only as a quarterback, but I think offensively that have looked pretty good. So, I'm fired up. I think they're getting on the right track."

You can view Jenkins' full 28-minute analysis below.

Chase Daniel

"Bo Nix finally looks like himself," Daniel said to start his analysis.

The former NFL backup quarterback and current SEC analyst complimented Nix for putting together a complete game on Sunday, and hopes he can replicate it moving forward.

"I just think Bo Nix has really gotten better as Sean Payton has taken over (playcalling), and it's just a completely different thing," Daniel said. "I can't tell you how massive of a win this is; not only for the Broncos organization, but for Bo Nix."

You can view the full nine-minute recap from Daniel below.

Denver, the team's fans and Nix all hope that things can just go up from here on out.

The Broncos' next chance to make a mark will come on Sunday on the road against the Carolina Panthers in Week 9.