Broncos coach Sean Payton is known for having a complex playbook that he is always open to changing if he notices something that could help his team move the ball more effectively.
Apparently, Payton hasn’t yet gone all-in on rookie quarterback Bo Nix.
According to USA Today , via Steelers Depot, which took a left turn in Albuquerque, James Palmer recently said on Steve Smith’s podcast that the Steelers thought the Knicks had a very limited menu of what they could play.
“I was talking to the Steelers cornerbacks, and they were sitting in the corner laughing and saying, ‘We knew the playbook was going to be this big,'” Palmer said, gesturing with his fingers to indicate its smallness. “‘We knew they weren’t going to shoot, we knew what he wanted to do, they were going to make it easy for him to get all over the place, and that was all we had to worry about.'”
The game-day playbook will likely expand as the Knicks gain experience, and sooner or later, he’ll reap the benefits.
Broncos fans are hoping that happens sooner rather than later. The team, which has yet to return to the playoffs since Super Bowl 50, is 0-2 with tough road games coming up against the 2-0 Buccaneers and 2-1 Jets.