Nix has been a big reason for Denver's sudden reversal of fortune in one-score games. Saving his best play for the clutch is admirable, but it takes on a sheen of aberrance when it only happens when the chips are down.

Second-year Broncos quarterback Bo Nix said he deleted social media to tune out critics. He remains focused on fixing Denver’s offensive issues and winning.

In order to do that, the offense is going to have to play a lot better. One of the mantras Head Coach Sean Payton has repeated to all season long was the importance of starting fast. Alas, the Broncos have scored first just once this season and know it’s time to buck that woeful trend.

Broncos QB Bo Nix says he deleted social media and won’t “overthink it” after a week of turmoil, pushing back on outside noise and criticism.

Can the Denver QB clean up his issues during a critical AFC West showdown with the Chiefs, or will he be exposed?

In the first quarter against Dallas last month, Engram lined up in the slot, tight to the formation off to quarterback Bo Nix’s right. He pressed slightly outside, then turned inside in a soft spot against a zone defense. Nix calmly hit Engram, who turned up the field and gained 11 yards.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has sent a strong message to his critics before facing the Kansas City Chiefs.

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Bo Nix and his wife met at Auburn University where he was the star quarterback and she was a cheerleader. Here’s everything to know about the Denver Broncos player's wife, Izzy Nix.

Ten games into the 2025 NFL season, Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has a 54.9 " Total QBR " rating from ESPN, which ranks 19th out of 32 starting QBs. Nix's traditional passer rating is 85.7, which ranks 31st among QBs who have appeared in at least two games this season.