Bo Nix
A finalist for 2024 NFL Rookie of the Year and AP Offensive Rookie of the Year, Bo re-wrote the record books during an historic first season for the Denver Broncos, leading all rookie quarterbacks in total touchdowns, passing touchdowns, completions, and passing yards. He led Denver to a ten-win season and its first playoff appearance in eight years. A 2x AFL Player of the Week and NFL Rookie of the Month (October), his 29 TD passes ranked 2nd all-time among NFL rookies. Additionally, he set the Broncos single-season record for touchdown passes by a rookie, the team’s single-game completion percentage record (89.7%), and set an NFL rookie record for most passing touchdowns at home (19). Bo became the first NFL rookie to complete 80%+ of his passes for 4 TDs and more than 300 yards passing in NFL history — doing it twice in wins over the Falcons and Chiefs.
Following one of the most accomplished careers in college football history, the Denver Broncos selected Bo as the 12th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. A Heisman finalist, William Campbell Award winner, and Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year in his senior season at Oregon, Bo set the NCAA single-season mark for completion percentage (77.45) and broke numerous program records, including most touchdown passes (45) and passing yards (4508) in a season. Bo finished his college career ranked second all-time in FBS total yards (16,965), fourth in total touchdowns (152), fifth all-time in passing yards (15,352) and first in college starts (61). His seven career Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week awards are the most in league history.
Prior to Oregon, Bo graduated magna cum laude from Auburn, where he was a 3-year starter, SEC Freshman of the Year, and led the Tigers to five wins over ranked SEC opponents, including an upset victory over Alabama in the Iron Bowl. At Auburn, he threw for more than 7,200 yards, rushed for 859 yards and accumulated 57 total touchdowns. Ranked as the #1 dual threat high school QB in the country in 2019, Bo recorded 161 touchdowns and over 12,000 total yards offense during his career at Pinson Valley High School in Alabama.
Bo and his wife, Izzy, reside in Denver, CO.
