New England Broncos quarterback Bo Nix debuts at No. 20 on The Athletic’s 2025 tiers list, with NFL coaches and executives confident he fits their system.

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.

Bo Nix will always be his harshest critic, but what he deserving of the negative response from the Denver Broncos' preseason opener?

Speaking on his "What's Wright?" show, Nick Wright and Cowherd spent time talking about the latest happenings in the NFL. Wright spoke on his expectations for Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix, and he made a, say, rather interesting comparison.

During halftime of the Denver Broncos' first preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers, head coach Sean Payton wasn't thrilled. The second preseason game was much different. During halftime against the Arizona Cardinals,

He was a man of his word. On the first play from scrimmage, Stidham hit running back RJ Harvey in the flat for a couple of yards. On the second play, Stidham rolled out and found Engram on a drag — and the free-agent tight end promptly went galloping down the right sideline for 58 yards.

Earlier this offseason, former Chicago Bears quarterback Rex Grossman spoke to CardPlayer.com about Denver Broncos QB Bo Nix and his expectations for the school year. Grossman, a star quarterback at Florida who went to the Super Bowl with the Chicago Bears, believes that the second-year quarterback will have a monstrous year in 2025.