After kicking a field goal and making it 13-6 against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton opted to kick it deep despite only having one timeout left and being past the two-minute warning.

The Broncos have scored only one touchdown through two games, their most sluggish offensive start in 18 years.

Through two games this season, Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has completed 59.7% of his passes for 384 yards with no touchdown passes and four interceptions. He has also been sacked four times.

Suffice it to say, Denver Broncos fans are concerned about rookie first-round quarterback Bo Nix. It's bad enough to start the season 0-2 for the second straight year, but Nix and the offense performing this poorly has reignited the familiar pit-of-the-stomach feeling within Broncos Country.

Michael: Entering Year 2 of the Sean Payton era in Denver, the former Saints Super Bowl-winning coach chose to gamble the future of his Broncos tenure on the back of quarterback Bo Nix whom they drafted 12th overall in this year’s draft.

Sean Payton took full accountability for the Denver Broncos' offensive struggles after their Week 2 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Denver (0-2) is last in the AFC West and has struggled to find an offensive groove.