Sean Payton was asked about Bo Nix's rushing production in the Denver Broncos' 18-15 win over the Houston Texans, explaining why he doesn't talk to his quarterback about it. The Denver Broncos defeated the Houston Texans 18-15, but it wasn't pretty. The Broncos' performance featured several special-teams gaffes and another Tim Tebow-esque display.

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton had a right to be concerned about kicker Wil Lutz's final kick of Sunday's game against the Houston Texans. Houston had already blocked a Lutz field goal in the first quarter,

Broncos' head coach also addressed trade deadline, reduced play for Cooper and Bonitto, play of Greenlaw and Lewis.

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton addressed a couple of key points less than 24 ... tied for the best record in the NFL. However, the head coach made some seemingly incendiary comments regarding his special teams after the contest.

No, Sean Payton wasn’t throwing a stray potshot at his special teams coordinator. The Broncos’ head coach did, though, continue to express dissatisfaction — bordering on disgust — with his team’s special teams play.

You know that feeling when you run into an ex? The awkward silence, the forced smiles, the desperate search for an escape route? Now, imagine that ex is your former head coach, and the awkward encounter happens on national television,