Bo Nix feels more at home heading into his second year with the Denver Broncos. He says he's even more familiar with the offense, the locker room and the city.

Sure, it's not entirely surprising that a quarterback wants to be the best. But for Denver Broncos' second-year QB Bo Nix to come out and say it so bluntly is still notable. Nix was asked this week about his No. 64 ranking on the NFL's top-100 player list, which is released every offseason.

Once Bo Nix transferred from Auburn over to Oregon ahead of the 2023 season, Troy Franklin exploded for the Ducks. He led Oregon in receptions, yards, and touchdowns in 2022, then became one of the most productive wide receivers in all of college football the year after.

Nix wants to be great; he is putting in the work to be great, and the results are already starting to show. I would settle for him being the top quarterback in the AFC or AFC West, but if he becomes the best quarterback in the world, I’ll take that too.

The Denver Broncos enter the 2025–26 NFL season as one of the league’s most intriguing teams—and for good reason. After head coach Sean Payton named rookie quarterback Bo Nix the starter in his second year at the helm,

NFL Network's analyst Cynthia Frelund talks with team reporter Elisa Hernandez at Broncos Training Camp powered by Ford about what she's seen from Back Together Weekend, how the Broncos' new acquisiti

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix appreciates the recognition, but No. 64 is far too low for his 'internal standard.'

Bo Nix looks ahead to the playoffs as the Broncos are in the early stages of training camp, ready to improve in second season.

The Broncos’ 2025 roster has congealed around Bo Nix, both via incoming talent and the personalities already in his locker room, everyone acknowledging their fortune depends on the

NFL Network's Cynthia Frelund says Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has taken "a big step forward" in terms of grasping head coach Sean Payton's offense.