Sean Payton, the head coach of the Denver Broncos, is looking to strengthen the team's run game as part of their evolving strategy.

With the Broncos' passing game struggling, ranking 29th in yards per pass play, there is a growing emphasis on enhancing the rushing attack.

Rookie quarterback Bo Nix has been a key contributor in this effort, utilizing designed runs to score three rushing touchdowns.

This focus on the run game recently paid off, as the Broncos recorded 225 rushing yards in a dominant 33-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints, their best performance in this area since 2013.

Nix's effectiveness in play-action scenarios has been bolstered by the run game's efficiency, which has helped open up passing opportunities.

Javonte Williams has also played a significant role, averaging at least 4.7 yards per carry in three of the last four games, showcasing his improvement.

The team is actively working on optimizing their run game strategy, including how carries are distributed among running backs.

Williams has stressed the importance of teamwork and consistency to ensure the run game's ongoing effectiveness.

Tackle Mike McGlinchey expressed optimism that the run game could become a defining feature of the Broncos' offensive identity.

As the Broncos move forward, they will face tougher defenses, including the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs, both of whom rank among the top five in run defense.

This upcoming challenge will test the Broncos' commitment to their run game strategy as they aim to improve against formidable opponents.