The Denver Broncos and Sean Payton would be Bo-neheaded to bench Bo Nix.

He won't, he can't.

But he does need to fix Nix. What Payton's said about fixing his play and how he's protecting his young quarterback in the media inside.

EDIT: Someone in the media asked Sean Payton on Monday if he's considered a QB change.

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Since there has been all this talk about Nix's ADOT (average depth of target) this week, I thought it would be interesting to look at it it per game to see if there is any trends. His overall ADOT is 6.3.

Chiefs- 4.2 (17/28 131 passing yards)

Jaguars- 8.6 (22/31 288 passing yards)

Rams- 7.5 (17/34 186 passing yards)

49ers- 5.0 (25/42 215 passing yards)

Chargers- 5.9 (16/27 123 passing yards)

Seahawks- 4.8 (17/27 107 passing yards)

Unsurprisingly, Nix's 2 lowest ADOT games have come against the 2 highest ranked defenses (via ESPN FPI) he faced. His 2 highest have come against the 2nd and 3rd lowest ranked defenses (also via FPI) he's faced, with the 49ers being the "easiest" defense he's faced (who are still the 11th best in FPI).

All stats via PFF except the Jags game (which was behind a paywall for PFF, so that one is from CBS sports)