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After averaging 178.3 passing yards in his first three games of the season, QB Bo Nix shredded the depleted Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football to cap off Week 4. Nix threw for 326 yards and 2 TDs and rushed 6 times for 7 yards and another score as the Broncos ended their 2-game losing streak.
Nix got the entire team involved, spreading the ball a around to 10 different pass-catchers. All three of Denver's WRs caught 4-plus balls and eclipsed 55 receiving yards. led by Courtland Sutton's 5/81/1 showing.
TE Evan Engram returned to the lineup, catching 4-of-7 targets for 29 yards.
RB J.K. Dobbins had his first 100-yards outing, carrying the ball 16 times for 101 yards. Backfield mate R.J. Harvey also had a strong effort, running the ball 14 times for 58 yards and catching 4 passes for 40 yards and his first TD.
The Broncos out-gained the Bengals 512-159.
Denver racked up 29 first downs and possessed the ball for 37:58 in the blowout.
This was a strong showing for Nix, who had been off to a slow start. He is back in the weekly QB1 conversation moving forward.
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