Garett Bolles
DENVER, COLORADO - Garett Bolles (#72) of the Denver Broncos sits on the bench during an NFL preseason game against the Los Angeles Rams at Empower Field at Mile High. Dustin Bradford/Getty Images

Offensive tackle Garett Bolles' patience with the rebuilding Denver Broncos appears to have run out after his team's humiliating loss to the Miami Dolphins in Week 3, 70-20, on Sunday, September 24.

The 20th pick of the 2017 NFL Draft says he is tired of losing and visibly frustrated with the team where he has spent the last seven years.

"I'm tired of losing man," Bolles said. "Been here for seven years, and all I've done is lost. It's frustrating."

The comments of Bolles are understandable. The Broncos loss to the Dolpins is reportedly one of the most-lopsided games in NFL history, ESPN reported.

Garett Bolles was not the only one who felt frustrated with the humiliating loss to the Dolphins. Broncos coach Sean Payton admitted that aside from embarrassing, it was pretty tough to watch.

"Aside from the kick return, there weren't a lot of positives to take from that game," the 59-year-old Dolphins coach quipped.

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Broncos' loss to the Dolphins will leave a mark

The blowout loss will leave a notable scar for the Broncos moving forward. Regardless, all Payton and company can do right now is figure out what they have been doing wrong so far and try to rectify it, USA Today reported.

"If someone is running the ball up and down the field, throw it up and down the field, it's not acceptable. You can't... We just got to get to the tape," Payton added.

The Broncos need to act fast and see if they can get past this embarrassing episode. Denver will face the Chicago Bears in Week 4 action, hoping to register its first win under coach Sean Payton.