Sean Payton told Kay Adams the Broncos have shortened some of their plays. They have also developed an 'entirely new' element for Bo Nix's RPOs.

With a promising quarterback, emerging defensive stars, and a revitalized front office, the Broncos have the pieces to return to contention—but development and coaching stability will determine their trajectory.

Baker Mayfield and Bo Nix were quarterback standouts in 2024, but only one will be a fantasy football star in 2025.

The performance of Nix during the season earned him a spot on this year’s NFL Top 100 Players list at No. 64. Making the list is a great honor because it is compiled of rankings from other players around the NFL.

After seeing Denver Broncos QB Bo Nix in practice, Arizona All-Pro Calaias Campbell says the second-year QB "has what it takes."

Entering training camp, Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton debunked the dreaded sophomore slump theory as it relates to Bo Nix. Predictably enough, several pundits have been quick to float the possibility that Nix might take a step backward in Year 2.

Denver has certainly tried to help the Oregon product in that regard this offseason, signing tight end Noah Fant and running back J.K. Dobbins in free agency while also drafting pieces like halfback RJ Harvey and receiver Pat Bryant. But even still, the Broncos' playmakers are mostly unproven. Or, at the very least, questionable.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix doesn’t need to be so hard on himself. He and coach Sean Payton must strike balance.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix had a rough first preseason appearance, going 6-of-11 for 31 yards against the San Francisco 49ers. Tim Jenkins, host of the All Things QB YouTube, gave a level-headed review of the performance earlier this week.

The Denver Broncos believe they have found their franchise QB in Bo Nix, and it's not hard to see why. After spending a large portion of the season disrespected by the national media, Nix found his rhythm and helped lead a team to a playoff appearance in his rookie season.

ESPN's Field Yates predicts the Denver Broncos will select Arizona State WRJordyn Tyson in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft.The post Broncos Urged to Add 6-foot-2, 200-Pound ‘Perfect Fit’ WR for QB Bo Nixappeared first on Heavy Sports.