In a stunning turnaround, Bo Nix displayed a remarkable performance for the Denver Broncos as they secured a victory against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Despite his previous struggles in the first two games of the season, Nix came out strong in Week 3, showcasing his skills both through the air and on the ground. The quarterback completed his first four passes for 70 yards and also contributed significantly with five rushes, including a touchdown on the ground during Denver's opening drive. While the game presented some challenges for Nix as it progressed, it was undoubtedly his best performance in the NFL thus far, with promising signs of improvement for the team's offense.

Throughout the game, the Broncos' defense, led by Vance Joseph, delivered an outstanding performance against the Buccaneers. The defense effectively applied pressure on Baker Mayfield, disrupting the opposing team's offensive flow. Notably, Pat Surtain II redeemed himself following a previous underwhelming game, displaying one of the best performances of his career. Surtain successfully limited Mike Evans to just one catch for 8 yards over the majority of the game, showcasing his defensive prowess and contributing significantly to the team's success on the field. With an impressive defensive display against the Bucs, the Broncos demonstrated their strength and resilience on the field.

Additionally, the Broncos' special teams made noteworthy contributions to the team's victory. Marvin Mims Jr. made a significant impact in the return game with a 27-yard punt return, marking his first substantial play of the season. Riley Dixon and the punt team maintained a solid performance, ensuring consistency and reliability in their roles. Kicker Wil Lutz continued his exceptional form, successfully converting four field goals during the game, further solidifying his impeccable start to the 2024 season. Lutz's consistent performance over multiple games underscores his importance to the team's success and reliability in converting scoring opportunities.