The Ringer's Sheil Kapadia doesn't think there's a difference between Denver Broncos QB Bo Nix and New Orleans Saints QB Spencer Rattler.

Seven games into the 2025 NFL season, Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has a 55.8 " Total QBR " rating from ESPN, which ranks 16th out of 32 starting QBs. Nix's traditional passer rating is 87.3, which ranks 24th in the league.

Bo Nix dug deep on Sunday, willing the Denver Broncos back from the brink of possibly being shut out by the New York Giants at home. Nix completed 16-of-25 passes for 174 yards and two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, while also rushing for 46 yards and two more scores.

The Denver Broncos had to address the elephant in the room after Bo Nix pushed for a noteworthy change this week.

In the current version, Nix took the snap, left tackle Garett Bolles looped outside of Courtland Sutton, and cleared the way for Nix's go-ahead score. Check it out for yourself. Tebow and Nix were nearly at the same spot on the field, running towards the same sideline, and even scored in the same end zone.

Normally, comeback wins are one of the key markers when it comes to young quarterbacks stepping into the franchise role. It usually means they’ve mastered the basics and had a couple of signature games,

Matthew Berry breaks down why he expects big fantasy games from Bo Nix and Justin Herbert in Week 8.

On a day when the Broncos honored the late Demaryius Thomas with the Super Bowl 50 team in attendance, Denver completely embarrassed itself for three quarters—until Bo Nix turned into Peyton Manning.

Before he crashed from physical and emotional exhaustion on Sunday night, Bo Nix suggested something to his offense: Let’s go watch film together.

Much like a certain three-time champ, Bo Nix is flashing the clutch gene. But is he progressing? That and more in our latest QB ranking.