Former Oregon Duck quarterback Bo Nix's rookie season with the Denver Broncos is comparable to Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes' season. Mahomes is a multiple-Super Bowl and multiple-time MVP winner.

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix played through a back injury in November when the Broncos defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 29-19. Since then, the former

The Oregon Ducks and Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix had one of the most memorable rookie seasons in recent memory. He overachieved and outperformed many of t

According to beat reporter Zac Stevens, Nix suffered three fractures in his lower back towards the end of the regular season, but he kept on playing through the pain and discomfort. His injuries, which were more specifically process fractures of three vertebrae, occurred during the game against the Las Vegas Raiders way back on Nov. 24.

Quarterback Carson Beck announced over the past week that he would be transferring from Georgia to Miami. Beck will receive massive NIL money at Miami. He is projected to make more money next season t

The Oregon Ducks connection remains strong. In the first quarter of Sunday’s NFL Wild Card game, Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix found former Oregon teammate and fellow rookie Troy Franklin ...

Former Oregon Ducks star quarterback Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos face the Buffalo Bills, led by MVP candidate Josh Allen, in this intriguing AFC Wild Card matchup.

In the first quarter in Buffalo, 2nd and 4 from the Bills 43, Bo Nix dropped back out of Shotgun Formation and unleashed a long pass to former Oregon teammate

Name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals have changed the landscape of college football, and if they haven't already, they could soon begin impacting the NFL draft. Former Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Ca

Super Bowl-winning coach Jon Gruden showed a vote of faith in the Denver Broncos and rookie quarterback Bo Nix in the NFL Wild Card matchup against the Buffalo Bills and MVP candidate Josh Allen. Nix repaid Gruden with an early touchdown pass.

A handful of former Oregon Ducks will be taking the field in the divisional round of the 2025 NFL playoffs this weekend.

The NFL started with 32 teams vying for a playoff berth and now just 14 remain in the hunt for a Super Bowl appearance with 10 former Oregon Ducks competing on those rosters. Among them are a pair of starting quarterbacks in Justin Herbert and Bo Nix.