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“I think for whatever reason, we’re allowing conversations to become bigger than what they are,” Nix said. “We often time forget that it’s a big stadium and a lot of people are talking at the same time so you gotta be a little bit louder and more vocal. So, that was just something as simple as he asked me what happened on a play, I told him, I turned and he couldn’t quite hear. Turned back and told him again, there was no issues. Just a quick conversation with my head coach, nothing pressing.” Frustrations were high in the contest in a game that felt as though it was ripped away from the Broncos. After the loss, the head coach and quarterback made it clear that there’s no bad blood in the organization and their relationship remains strong.

Denver looks to bounce back against the Chargers in Week 3

Denver is going to try to get the sour taste out of its mouth after the last-second loss to the Colts with an upcoming divisional showdown against the Chargers set for Sunday. Another viral moment like this, and it would be difficult for Payton or Nix to avoid any of the media onslaught that would inevitably follow.Payton and Nix say everything is right as rain with the organization, firmly dismissing any idea that it was anything other than a misunderstanding from anyone watching the viral interaction.It hasn’t been an ideal start to the season for the Broncos, for more than one reason, but there’s plenty of time to turn things around. Any more distractions could quickly derail them further.