"We get to do our jersey swap and now I got a signed Tim Tebow jersey forever and my 12-year-old self is just going crazy right now," Bo Nix said.

Bo Nix ranks last in the NFL under pressure through two weeks, and Denver's offensive line faces a critical test in Week 3 against the Los Angeles Rams.

Bo Nix’s comeback win over the Jaguars became even more special after a childhood hero gave him a signed jersey he plans to keep forever.

The Broncos opened the regular season with a dud against the Chiefs, but they're not making too much of one result as they prepare for Sunday's home opener against the Jaguars.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix had a rough performance Monday night against the Kansas City Chiefs. 131 passing yards, 1 TD, and 1 interception in the team’s demoralizing 31-10 rout against their division rivals.

There is just something about that period that allows the Broncos to separate truth from embarrassment. Nix delivers final lines like Hannibal Lecter, closing arguments like Jack McCoy

Whether that is fair or not, it is the way things go in the NFL. In this case, the Broncos could make a laundry list of reasons why they lost this game, but Bo Nix played one of the worst games of his playing career, likely dating back to his high school days.

Bo Nix isn’t panicking after Denver’s ugly 31-10 loss to Kansas City, but the Broncos quarterback knows exactly what must change before facing Jacksonville.

He threw wildly off his back foot. He missed open guys down. He checked down. He avoided throwing across the middle of the field. You know what else Bo Nix did in a huge home-opening win over Jacksonville Sunday?

Third year quarterback Bo Nix is happy to put his trust in Jonah Coleman. He spoke to the Denver Post to praise the rookie, commenting: “Jonah played very smart for a young kid, especially at the end there.