Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Peter Woods recently spoke with reporters. He revealed the defensive game plan to stop Denver Broncos starting quarterback Bo Nix.
"Oh, yeah. Bo Nix, tremendous quarterback, very athletic, got a lot of tools," said Woods. "Really just being coordinated. I feel like as a D-line, if we do what we're supposed to do and stay coordinated and rush together, and like I said, that comes with especially new players, that comes with reps and repetition, something I think that we're grinding at and getting better at on a daily."
The Chiefs' defense pressured Nix often in their Week 1 victory at Arrowhead Stadium. Kansas City's four sacks helped crush Denver's momentum.
"So just being able to execute that, thought we did
a really good job of that in our first game," said Woods, "playing that same quarterback with those great athletic tools, so just going out and executing the game plan, and I feel like it should be good."
Woods enters Week 8 with 13 total tackles, 0.5 sacks, and 1 pass deflection.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Peter Woods reveals the defensive game plan to stop a Broncos starter
