Denver Broncos training camp turned fiery as QB Bo Nix, back from injury, got hit hard by defensive players — sparking a scuffle and raising alarms about player safety. Coach Vance Joseph made it clear: no one’s getting too close to the QB, especially with preseason games looming. While the defense is embracing their “smart bullies” identity — dominant last year with top-tier sacks and red-zone efficiency — they’re also pushing for smarter, more disciplined aggression. New schemes aim to handle faster-paced offenses, and takeaways are a key focus for improvement. Even amid the chaos, Nix stayed cool, seeing the intensity as vital prep for the season. The message? Win through smart, fierce football.
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