Denver Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett talks with reporters at UCHealth Training Center on July 26, 2022. (Photo: Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
While the Denver Broncos have started 2-1, the offense has not exactly been humming.
It has been a struggle.
In Sunday night's 11-10 win over the San Francisco 49ers, the Broncos scored their first red zone touchdown of the season. It was their only touchdown of the game in a nail-biter of a victory.
This Sunday, the Broncos open AFC West play at the Las Vegas Raiders and Denver will be looking for more consistent offensive production. Head coach Nathaniel Hackett joined Marty Lenz and Mike Rice on KOA's Colorado's Morning News and said a key for his guys to be more productive is to relax.
"The offense has been pressing a little bit, wanting to try to make a play," Hackett admitted. "Sometimes that's not the way to go about it. Sometimes, live within the system. Hear the call, know the call, do your job and good things will happen."
Hackett also talked about how he and his staff can help the guys relax, the game against the Raiders, the addition of Jerry Rosburg to the coaching staff and more.
Check out Coach Hackett on Colorado's Morning News: