Fourteen weeks 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 86.4.

Nix has won 21 starts in his first two seasons. The record for a quarterback is held by Wilson, who won 24 starts in 2012-2013.

Denver's rookie quarterback knows he faces one of the NFL's most destructive defensive forces this weekend, but his measured approach shows the poise that's defined his breakout season.

The second-year QB was No. 2 in deep pass attempts through 10 weeks but has been making higher percentages passes recently.

"A streak like that, it's hard to do, and I say it all the time, even though we're now better than we were last year, we didn't want to stop at 11."

Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos received a critical update on a lingering situation ahead of facing the Las Vegas Raiders.

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Things are starting to click for RJ Harvey at a perfect time for the Broncos. "He can do so many different things and do them well," Bo Nix said.

To help out Nix in the future, the Broncos need to do everything in their power to surround the former Oregon product with the tools to succeed, including drafting young and talented weapons in the 2026 NFL Draft. In a new mock draft from ESPN, Field Yates has the Broncos selecting Louisville wide receiver Chris Bell.