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The theme for Nix thus far in 2025 has been consistency, or lack thereof. Since an ugly Week 1 performance that saw him chart a -5.00 game score, Nix has played better, but has struggled to play consistent. It seems as if every charted bad play would have it's equal charted good play, leading to game scores that have now been consistently in the "Average" range 3 weeks running. It was clear, however, that this week against the Bengals was his best start of 2025. What does tha

It hasn't been a great start to the 2025 season for Nix, despite having one of the best pass blocking OL's in the league. While statistically he looked decent against the Colts last week, there is obviously more to playing QB than meets the stat sheet. His struggles continued into this week, however bolstered by a Chargers team that pressured hit at a 45.71% rate, over double his season average. So how did it all look? Let's dive in! Basics (Season Average in Italics) C/A: 23

It was a better week for Bo Nix under center for the Broncos, however that did not exactly translate to a win, as the Colts upset the Broncos 29-28 with a walk off field goal, after they were given a second kick on a personal foul leverage call. So how did Nix improve this week? Let's take a look. Basics (Season Average in Italics) C/A: 25/40 (62.5%) | 22/30 (73.3%) Yards: 176 | 206 aDOT: 6.6 | 5.7 Touchdowns: 1 | 3 Turnovers: 3 | 1 QB at Fault Sacks: 1 | 0 Passer Rating: 60.

Week 1 is in the books for the Denver Broncos and year 2 starting QB Bo Nix. Fresh off a rookie campaign where he threw for 3,775 yards, 29 touchdowns, 12 interceptions with a 93.3 Passer Rating, he squares off against a pretty solid defensive squad in the Titans. Let's take a look and see what we find for week 1 of the 2025 season. Basics C/A: 25/40 (62.5%) Yards: 176 Touchdowns: 1 Turnovers: 3 QB at Fault Sacks: 1 Passer Rating: 60.0 True Passer Rating: 57.7 Time to Throw: