Broncos QB Bo Nix on 'Being Back' After Slow Start to Season ahead of Chiefs Matchup

I'll never play a game where I'll tell you I played good or didn't, you know, have a need to change. So for me, it all, you know, all goes back to what can I watch, what can I take from, how can I be different, how can I change. I never want to do the same thing twice, expecting the same results. I always feel like there's something I can improve upon. And so, And so, yeah, we played better, we had better stats, but realistically you can look at things and you can pull every game, you can pull things that didn't go your way. And I think sometimes we get so lost in the stats or the outcome of the game, sometimes you can overlook the important things that you need to fix. And these wins that you're winning may turn into losses because you didn't fix them over time. So for me, it's all about getting better. And that's just, in my opinion, the right way to be a professional. You know, you never want to be the same. You never want to stay the same. Because to maximize my opportunity and my talents, I don't have a choice. But to, you know, get better, I can't stay the same. Yeah, watched it several times, watched it after immediately, and then watched it again this week to prepare and. You know, it definitely doesn't leave me excited, you know, with how that game ended and a lot of things that we can focus on and correct. And but what I've learned over the past is you can't play the same game twice. That's going to be a completely game, a completely different game than what Sunday's game is going to be. And you've got to play it as such. And so you have to show up with a different mentality and just compete and just do what you can to, you know, have a different outcome.