Bo Nix looks as good as advertised. With over 3,200 yards and 22 touchdowns through 15 games, Nix — paired with Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton — has evolved into a quarterback who will get better with time and could grow to be a franchise cornerstone. That is why he was the Broncos’ first-round draft pick in April.

That led to one of the most iconic playoff games in team history, with Tebow hitting the late Demaryius Thomas on a slant that he took to the house on the first play of overtime to vanquish the defending AFC-champion Pittsburgh Steelers. The 2024 Broncos don't want to take any chances.

Even though Bo Nix threw three interceptions in Sunday’s game against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton found something he liked a lot about the rookie quarterback’s performance.

Following that game, defensive lineman Shelby Harris gave a controversial take on rookie quarterback Bo Nix.  Harris, who played for five years with the Broncos, stated that Nix has been a beneficiary of the Broncos defense and that his lack of experience on the pro level has sometimes shown up.

Since Week 5, Nix has converted 45.1% of third downs when passing the ball. There's only one quarterback who had a better percentage after Week 4 in his first season as a starter. You may have guessed: Patrick Mahomes at 46.3%. That's good company.

Denver Broncos rookie QB BO Nix was called out for his poor play after he threw 3 interceptions in a Week 15 win over the Indianapolis Colts.

It’s kind of Groundhog Day,” QB Bo Nix said of his rookie season. “You got another game the next week … Same rhythm, same routine.”

With 27 total touchdowns thus far in his rookie season, quarterback Bo Nix is inching toward having one of the best rookie campaigns in NFL history.