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  • 2025 NFL Draft: NFL insider highlights Jaxson Dart rise, makes intriguing comparison to Bo Nix


    Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward have long been thought of as the top two quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft class. After that, it’s a toss-up.

    However, that gap may have closed a bit after scouts took a closer look at Jaxson Dart this week in Mobile, AL for the Reese’s Senior Bowl. The Ole Miss quarterback has been impressive at practice, and NFL insider Ian Rapoport saw first-hand how Dart was able to boost his draft stock.

    “I was in Mobile watching the practice and Jaxson Dart, the Ole Miss quarterback, seems to have had a really good couple of days,” Rapoport said. “To me, based on the people I’ve spoken with, seems right now to have maybe the inside track, I would say, to be the third quarterback taken.”

    His stats in college back up Rapoport’s claim. During his three-year career with the Rebels, Dart is the all-time leading passer in Ole Miss history. threw for 2,974 yards and 20 touchdowns in his first full season in 2022. It was only uphill from there. He followed that up with a 3,364-yard, 23-touchdown campaign in 2023.

    Then came the best yet, as Ole Miss pushed for a playoff spot in 2024. Jaxson Dart threw for 4,279 yards and 29 touchdowns, against just six interceptions. He also ran for 495 yards and three scores.

    It appears that those around the league believe he has tremendous upside under center at the pro level. Based on the high praise he’s received since arriving at the Senior Bowl, he’s only helped push his draft stock higher.

    “If you talk to the scouts, talk to general managers, where does he fit in? They say, you know, probably somewhere in the middle of the first round,” Rapoport continued. “Okay, but we’ve seen this before. If you’re middle of the first round now, by the time we get to the draft, when it’s the quarterback-needy teams, you’re probably a little higher. We’ve seen all these guys get pushed up. This time last year, Bo Nix was being talked about as a second-rounder, and he went 12th.

    “We know the quarterbacks always go much earlier. Really solid weekend in Mobile for Jaxson Dart. We’re going to get to Indianapolis before we know it you’re going to see some of the other guys who are in competition for that, the Quinn Ewers‘ and Will Howard‘s. It’s going to be intriguing how this all plays out. I for one kind of wish it was here right now.”

    The 2025 Reese’s Senior Bowl will be played on Saturday, Feb. 1 at 2:30 p.m. ET live on the NFL Network.



    The 2025 NFL Draft is just around the corner, and NFL insiders are buzzing about the rise of quarterback Jaxson Dart. Dart, a standout player from USC, has been turning heads with his impressive arm strength, mobility, and football IQ.

    One NFL insider recently made an intriguing comparison between Dart and Auburn quarterback Bo Nix. Both players have similar skill sets, with the ability to make plays with both their arms and legs. However, the insider noted that Dart has a slight edge in terms of arm talent and decision-making.

    With the quarterback position being so crucial in today’s NFL, Dart’s rise has many teams keeping a close eye on him as they prepare for the upcoming draft. Could Dart be the next big thing at the quarterback position, following in the footsteps of players like Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen?

    Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure – Jaxson Dart is a name to watch out for in the 2025 NFL Draft. Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to draft day.

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    2025 NFL Draft, NFL insider, Jaxson Dart, Bo Nix, rise of Jaxson Dart, NFL draft comparisons, NFL prospects, college football stars, future NFL stars, player analysis, draft predictions

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  • Denver Broncos’ Bo Nix ‘Jealous’ Of Brother Tez Johnson, Oregon Ducks’ Rose Bowl

    Denver Broncos’ Bo Nix ‘Jealous’ Of Brother Tez Johnson, Oregon Ducks’ Rose Bowl


    Former Oregon Ducks quarterback Bo Nix has put the NFL on notice in his rookie season, leading the Denver Broncos to a 9-7 record and a chance to clinch a spot in the NFL Playoffs for the first time since 2015.

    Nix has been busy, breaking a record seemingly every week, most recently for a beautiful deep touchdown pass vs. Cincinnati that traveled 67 “air yards” – earning the longest completion of any quarterback in the 2024 season.

    Oregon Ducks quarterback Bo Nix (10) celebrates a touchdown with  wide receiver Tez Johnson (15) during the second half again

    Jan 1, 2024; Glendale, AZ, USA; Oregon Ducks quarterback Bo Nix (10) celebrates a touchdown with wide receiver Tez Johnson (15) during the second half against the Liberty Flames in the 2024 Fiesta Bowl at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images / Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images

    Nix remains an avid Ducks supporter, as he cheers on Johnson, former teammates and coach Dan Lanning. Johnson is Oregon’s leading receiver and fresh off his best game yet in Big Ten Championship Game vs. No. 3 Penn State, catching 11 passes for a career-high 181 yards and a touchdown en route to being named the game’s MVP. 

    The two brothers Nix and Johnson starred for the Ducks in 2023, leading Oregon to a 12-2 overall record and a win over Liberty in the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl. A successful season by many but Oregon fell short of its ultimate goal – to compete for a National Championship in the College Football Playoff.

    Now, the No. 1 Ducks will face the Ohio State Buckeyes in the iconic Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day with a chance to punch their ticket to the CFP Semifinal. The opportunity is one that Johnson does not take lightly.

    “I was on the phone with Bo, and he was like, ‘I’m so jealous’… He says he’s jealous all the time. He’ll be the first one to tell you, because all he wanted to do was play in the College Football Playoff,” Johnson said.

    “But now that I’m in the Rose Bowl, just showcasing it, everyone is happy for me,” Johnson continued. “I’m happy for myself, but we know we’ve got more to go. But I’ve definitely reflected on it and don’t want it to end any time soon.”

    How does Johnson respond to Nix’s envy?

    “I’ll be like, ‘Well, you can go win a Super Bowl. That’s better. You can go win a Super Bowl and be one of the best quarterbacks in the entire country.’”

    Oregon Ducks receiver Tez Johnson Not Surprised Ohio State is Haunted by Loss

    Oregon Ducks receiver Tez Johnson Not Surprised Ohio State is Haunted by Loss / bri amaranthus

    Nix and the Broncos play Sunday vs. the Kansas City Chiefs in Denver in a game with massive NFL playoff implications. However, Nix is excited to watch the Oregon game on Wednesday and Johnson says he plans on attending a game soon.

    “He’s very excited to watch us play,” Johnson said. “He’ll be at a game here soon. So it’s going to be electric when he comes back. I can’t wait to see him. I haven’t seen him since he got drafted.”

    Johnson cheers on Nix too and admits Denver’s overtime loss to Cincinnati last Saturday had his heart pounding.

    “Just texting him every day after the games. . . . Even though he had my heart going in and out of my chest for Broncos vs. Cincinnati. It’s games like that that I watch him play, and you see, wow, that kid’s still doing the same thing he’s done since a kid. So I love him to death. Can’t wait to see him. He’s my brother.”

    The Ducks bring a perfect 13-0 record into “The Granddaddy of Them All,” and will look to advance to the College Football Playoff semifinals for the second time in program history.

    Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day watches during the first half of the NCAA football game against the Oregon Ducks at A

    Oct 12, 2024; Eugene, Oregon, USA; Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day watches during the first half of the NCAA football game against the Oregon Ducks at Autzen Stadium / Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

    In arguably the most significant regular-season win in program history, the Ducks upset the Buckeyes in front of a record crowd in Autzen Stadium almost three months ago. Johnson has noticed key differences in the Buckeyes team now, compared to October.

    “They play with a little bit of chip on their shoulder right now. And we see that.” Johnson said. “They’re a really good team. They’re a hot motor team. They got really good coaches behind them.”

    “We play with a chip too. They’re not the only ones,” Johnson added.

    MORE: Ohio State Buckeyes Unveil White Uniforms for Rose Bowl vs. Oregon Ducks

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    MORE: Oregon Ducks, Ohio State Rose Bowl Injury Update: Jordan Burch, Jahlil Florence

    Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel, left, and coach Dan Lanning embrace after defeating Maryland at Autzen Stadium.

    Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel, left, and coach Dan Lanning embrace after defeating Maryland at Autzen Stadium. / Chris Pietsch/The Register-Guard / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

    Despite earning the No. 1 seed in the playoff, Oregon is underdogs to Ohio State. Many doubt the Ducks ability to beat the Buckeyes twice in one season. If the Ducks beat the Buckeyes, they would be the first team to beat Ohio State twice in the same season since 1894.

    Oregon would then advance to the College Football Playoff semifinals in Arlington, Texas, to play the winner of Arizona State vs. the Texas Longhorns at AT&T Stadium, the home of the Dallas Cowboys.

    For Johnson, Wednesday will be a chance to extend his Oregon career. The receiver gets emotional as he talks about his Duck legacy. Upon arrival in Los Angeles for the game, Johnson’s girlfriend sent him a photo of his face on a Rose Bowl billboard in the City of Angels, and he said he couldn’t help but cry.

    “I’m like, there’s no way I’m here right now,” Johnson said. “I literally have the Rose Bowl jacket on.”

    Despite missing nearly three full games due to injury, Johnson has a chance to etch his name further into Oregon’s history. Johnson is only eight receptions away from the Oregon single-season receptions record of 86 he set in 2023.

    The Rose Bowl kicks off at 2 p.m. PT on New Year’s Day.

    MORE: Denver Broncos’ Bo Nix Reacts to Overtime Cincinnati Bengals Loss, NFL Playoffs

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    MORE: What Pat McAfee Said About Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith Before Oregon Ducks Matchup

    MORE: What Nick Saban Said About Ohio State’s Ryan Day Before Oregon Ducks Matchup



    The Denver Broncos’ quarterback Bo Nix is feeling a little jealous of his younger brother Tez Johnson, who plays for the Oregon Ducks and just clinched a victory in the Rose Bowl. Despite being proud of his brother’s success, Bo Nix can’t help but feel a twinge of envy as he watches Tez bask in the glory of a big win on one of college football’s biggest stages. Will this sibling rivalry add fuel to Bo Nix’s fire as he prepares for the upcoming NFL season? Stay tuned to see how this family drama unfolds on and off the field. #DenverBroncos #OregonDucks #RoseBowl #SiblingRivalry

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  • 2025 NFL Mock Draft: Broncos draft Penn State TE Tyler Warren for Bo Nix, 49ers add to outside pass rush

    2025 NFL Mock Draft: Broncos draft Penn State TE Tyler Warren for Bo Nix, 49ers add to outside pass rush


    Miami (FL)

    • Sr

    • 6’2″

    / 223 lbs

    Projected Team

    N.Y. Giants

    PROSPECT RNK

    4th

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    PAYDS

    4123

    RUYDS

    196

    INTS

    7

    TDS

    40

    The Giants have no choice but to go with a quarterback with this selection, and Ward has demonstrated steady growth as a signal-caller in his long collegiate career.

    Colorado

    • Jr

    • 6’1″

    / 185 lbs

    Projected Team

    New England

    PROSPECT RNK

    1st

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    REC

    92

    REYDS

    1152

    YDS/REC

    12.5

    TDS

    15

    What a boon this would be for the Patriots, landing Hunter to give the offense a dynamic receiving option who doubles as a sticky, instinctive cornerback.

    Michigan

    • Jr

    • 6’2″

    / 202 lbs

    Projected Team

    Jacksonville

    PROSPECT RNK

    2nd

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    The Jaguars did extend Tyson Campbell before the season, but this is a defense that needs more talented defensive backs. Johnson has looked like a top-10 type since his early days at Michigan.

    Georgia

    • Jr

    • 6’1″

    / 205 lbs

    Projected Team

    Tennessee

    PROSPECT RNK

    14th

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    This may seem too early for a safety, yet Starks has looked NFL-ready for two full seasons now. If he tests as well as expected, it wouldn’t be nuts for the Titans to select him here.

    LSU

    • Jr

    • 6’6″

    / 323 lbs

    Projected Team

    Cleveland

    PROSPECT RNK

    12th

    POSITION RNK

    2nd

    Instead of going quarterback — they instead go the veteran route for Deshaun Watson competition — the Browns pick a steady, three-year stud from the SEC to man the left tackle position for the next decade in Cleveland.

    Colorado

    • Sr

    • 6’2″

    / 215 lbs

    Projected Team

    Las Vegas

    PROSPECT RNK

    10th

    POSITION RNK

    2nd

    PAYDS

    3926

    RUYDS

    -16

    INTS

    8

    TDS

    39

    The Raiders would probably love this scenario playing out, landing Sanders even as the third quarterback off the board. He doesn’t have immense upside but is as NFL-ready as they come in this class.

    Arizona

    • Jr

    • 6’5″

    / 212 lbs

    Projected Team

    Carolina

    PROSPECT RNK

    3rd

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    REC

    84

    REYDS

    1319

    YDS/REC

    15.7

    TDS

    8

    Back-to-back first-round receivers for Bryce Young. McMillan is a Tee Higgins type with ridiculous above-the-rim ball skills. Plus, he’s sneaky impressive after the catch.

    Texas

    • Jr

    • 6’4″

    / 320 lbs

    Projected Team

    N.Y. Jets

    PROSPECT RNK

    9th

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    The Jets make the prudent decision to select Banks to build the offensive line with more youthful talent.

    Penn State

    • Jr

    • 6’3″

    / 252 lbs

    Projected Team

    Chicago

    PROSPECT RNK

    8th

    POSITION RNK

    2nd

    There’s some Micah Parsons to Carter’s game, as he can range toward the sideline on run plays and win around the edge with fierceness at the point of attack or bending/dipping around offensive tackles.

    Missouri

    • Jr

    • 5’11”

    / 205 lbs

    Projected Team

    New Orleans

    PROSPECT RNK

    7th

    POSITION RNK

    2nd

    REC

    65

    REYDS

    824

    YDS/REC

    12.7

    TDS

    9

    Burden has some Deebo Samuel to his game — he’s a YAC monster, and that’s precisely what the Saints need, a receiver who can create extra yardage on easy, schemed-open throws for Derek Carr.

    Tennessee

    • Jr

    • 6’5″

    / 243 lbs

    Pearce looks like a top-15 pick, and the 49ers make him one here. He’s long, explosive, deceptively powerful and put together two magnificent seasons in the SEC. He’s the running mate Nick Bosa needs.

    Michigan

    • Jr

    • 6’3″

    / 320 lbs

    Projected Team

    Miami

    PROSPECT RNK

    6th

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    The Dolphins add a youthful, three-down disruptor on the interior to fill the void from Christian Wilkins leaving in free agency last year. Graham has looked like a first-round pick for a while at Michigan. Ferocious, high-motor, highly skilled defensive tackle.

    Ohio State

    • Sr

    • 6’1″

    / 205 lbs

    Projected Team

    Indianapolis

    PROSPECT RNK

    24th

    POSITION RNK

    3rd

    REC

    65

    REYDS

    824

    YDS/REC

    12.7

    TDS

    9

    Another vertical weapon for Anthony Richardson and Co. in Indianapolis.

    NFL Draft

    • Jr

    • 6’4″

    / 285 lbs

    Projected Team

    Cincinnati

    PROSPECT RNK

    16th

    POSITION RNK

    4th

    The Bengals desperately need more pass-rushing juice beyond Trey Hendrickson. Scourton can play inside and out and win on three downs, thanks to his advanced skill set of hand work and power.

    Boise State

    • Jr

    • 5’9″

    / 215 lbs

    Projected Team

    Dallas

    PROSPECT RNK

    13th

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    RUYDS

    2497

    YDS/ATT

    7.3

    REYDS

    116

    TDS

    30

    No way Jerry Jones will be able to resist selecting Jeanty here, even though Rico Dowdle has been a formidable threat on the ground these last few games.

    Oregon

    • Jr

    • 6’5″

    / 310 lbs

    Projected Team

    Arizona

    PROSPECT RNK

    35th

    POSITION RNK

    6th

    Harmon has been a colossal disruptor on the Oregon defense this season. Yes, the Cardinals need outside pass-rush help. They also could use more push from the interior.

    Alabama

    • Jr

    • 6’5″

    / 283 lbs

    Projected Team

    Seattle

    PROSPECT RNK

    45th

    POSITION RNK

    9th

    Overton is an oversized edge rusher who burst onto the scene this year at Alabama. He’d give the Seahawks a true three-down defensive end to what has become a formidable front.

    Georgia

    • Jr

    • 6’2″

    / 245 lbs

    Projected Team

    Tampa Bay

    PROSPECT RNK

    22nd

    POSITION RNK

    6th

    The Buccaneers get a do-everything front-seven player who can boost the pass rush and help the off-ball linebacker group play with more speed to the football.

    Georgia

    • Jr

    • 6’5″

    / 265 lbs

    Projected Team

    Atlanta

    PROSPECT RNK

    11th

    POSITION RNK

    3rd

    The Falcons stay close to home with this selection, and while Williams never improved his efficiency at Georgia, he is arguably the biggest physical freak on the defensive front in this class.

    Ole Miss

    • Sr

    • 6’4″

    / 255 lbs

    Umanmielen is a chiseled but reasonably explosive and bendy rusher who’d be a welcomed addition to the Chargers group that has leaned on veterans Khalil Mack and Joey Bosa for a while now.

    Alabama

    • Jr

    • 6’5″

    / 325 lbs

    Projected Team

    Houston

    PROSPECT RNK

    25th

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    Watch a Texans game, and you’ll first notice how shoddy the interior of the offensive line is. Booker is the best pure offensive guard in this class.

    Penn State

    • Sr

    • 6’6″

    / 261 lbs

    Projected Team

    Denver

    PROSPECT RNK

    37th

    POSITION RNK

    2nd

    REC

    92

    REYDS

    1095

    YDS/REC

    11.9

    TDS

    10

    Sean Payton envisions Jimmy Graham 2.0 in Denver with Warren, who would provide Bo Nix with a serious receiving threat down the seam.

    Michigan

    • Jr

    • 6’5″

    / 245 lbs

    Projected Team

    L.A. Rams

    PROSPECT RNK

    21st

    POSITION RNK

    1st

    REC

    88

    REYDS

    1062

    YDS/REC

    12.1

    TDS

    10

    This would be the first time the first round featured two tight ends since 2019, and the Rams are a team you can typically count on to make a surprise selection early. Despite being a team that loves utilizing three-receiver sets as much as anyone, Los Angeles picks a high-upside receiving tight end for Matthew Stafford.

    West Virginia

    • Sr

    • 6’6″

    / 317 lbs

    Projected Team

    Washington

    PROSPECT RNK

    59th

    POSITION RNK

    6th

    Milum is NFL-ready, which means he would plug into that LT spot in Washington immediately.

    Texas

    • Sr

    • 5’11”

    / 200 lbs

    Projected Team

    Pittsburgh

    PROSPECT RNK

    61st

    POSITION RNK

    6th

    A cornerback partner for Joey Porter Jr. in Pittsburgh. Barron has excelled on an island this season at Texas.

    Michigan

    • Jr

    • 6’3″

    / 339 lbs

    Projected Team

    Baltimore

    PROSPECT RNK

    23rd

    POSITION RNK

    3rd

    The Ravens continue to build their defensive line with Grant, an upfield rusher with power and quality hand work.

    East Carolina

    • Sr

    • 6’3″

    / 193 lbs

    Projected Team

    Green Bay

    PROSPECT RNK

    20th

    POSITION RNK

    3rd

    The Packers could be enticed by the long-term upside of the lengthy and athletic Revel from East Carolina.

    Marshall

    • Soph

    • 6’4″

    / 248 lbs

    Projected Team

    Philadelphia

    PROSPECT RNK

    90th

    POSITION RNK

    17th

    Green has been ridiculously productive at Marshall the past two seasons after transferring from West Virginia. While he needs to add weight, he has the springy athleticism to be picked this high by a team that loves investing in defensive front players early in the draft.

    Arkansas

    • Sr

    • 6’7″

    / 280 lbs

    Projected Team

    Buffalo

    PROSPECT RNK

    32nd

    POSITION RNK

    8th

    Jackson is a colossal human being on the edge, listed at 6-foot-7 and 280 pounds. He’s just scratching the surface of his football-playing potential. And the Bills will likely be looking for more long-term answers in the post-Von Miller era starting with the 2025 season.

    Notre Dame

    • Jr

    • 6’0″

    / 190 lbs

    Projected Team

    Minnesota

    PROSPECT RNK

    17th

    POSITION RNK

    2nd

    Morrison’s (potential) final season at Notre Dame was cut short due to injury. Before he was sidelined, he demonstrated freaky ball skills and super smooth man-coverage ability, perfect for Brian Flores’ scheme.

    Ole Miss

    • Jr

    • 6’3″

    / 305 lbs

    Projected Team

    Detroit

    PROSPECT RNK

    29th

    POSITION RNK

    4th

    The Lions add more beef to the interior of their defensive front with the surging Nolen, who was tremendous inside at Ole Miss in 2024.

    South Carolina

    • Jr

    • 6’4″

    / 290 lbs

    Projected Team

    Kansas City

    PROSPECT RNK

    40th

    POSITION RNK

    7th

    The Chiefs want to stay sturdy on the interior next to Chris Jones, and Sanders played like a first-round pick all season at South Carolina, stacking and shedding against the run, and routinely disrupting on pass plays with first-step quickness and pass-rush moves.





    In the latest 2025 NFL Mock Draft, the Denver Broncos are projected to select Penn State tight end Tyler Warren to provide a much-needed weapon for quarterback Bo Nix. With Warren’s size, speed, and pass-catching ability, he could become a key target in the Broncos’ offense and help Nix develop into a top-tier quarterback.

    Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers are looking to bolster their outside pass rush and are expected to target a defensive player in the first round. Adding a dynamic edge rusher could help the 49ers continue their dominance on defense and make them even more formidable in the NFC.

    Stay tuned for more updates and analysis as the 2025 NFL Draft approaches! #NFLDraft #Broncos #49ers #TylerWarren #BoNix #PassRush

    Tags:

    2025 NFL Mock Draft, Denver Broncos, Penn State TE Tyler Warren, Bo Nix, 49ers, outside pass rush, NFL draft picks, mock draft analysis, football prospects, draft predictions

    #NFL #Mock #Draft #Broncos #draft #Penn #State #Tyler #Warren #Nix #49ers #add #pass #rush

  • NFL Week 17 overreactions from Saturday games: Bengals making the playoffs? Bo Nix franchise QB?

    NFL Week 17 overreactions from Saturday games: Bengals making the playoffs? Bo Nix franchise QB?


    The Saturday slate in Week 17 certainly didn’t lack drama, as the Cincinnati Bengals kept their playoff hopes alive with a thrilling overtime victory over the Denver Broncos. Denver could have wrapped up the AFC playoff field with a win, but the final playoff spot will come down to Week 18. 

    While the Bengals are still alive, the Los Angeles Chargers made sure they were in the field by blowing out the New England Patriots. The Chargers will be at least the No. 6 seed in the field, making the final week of the season intriguing in the conference for playoff seeding.

    The Los Angeles Rams also inched closer toward the NFC West title with their victory over the Arizona Cardinals. Los Angeles could clinch that and potentially seal the No. 3 seed this weekend. 

    There were quite a few overreactions from the Saturday slate of games. Which ones are actually overreactions and which are reality? 

    Bengals will make the playoffs after beating Broncos

    Overreaction or reality: Overreaction

    The Bengals were able to keep their playoff hopes alive thanks to their overtime win against the Broncos. Any loss would eliminate the Bengals, but this win gives Cincinnati the head-to-head tiebreaker over Denver if the two teams end up tied in the standings. 

    While the Bengals needed the win, they still entered Week 17 as the No. 10 seed in the AFC. The Bengals still need a lot of help to make the playoffs, but the path is easier. The Colts and Dolphins need to lose one of their final two games and the Broncos have to lose to the Chiefs in Week 18 to give the Bengals a chance at the postseason. 

    The odds are still against the Bengals. The Colts finish against the Giants (road) and Jaguars (home) while the Dolphins play the Browns (road) and Jets (road). Cincinnati would still need to win at Pittsburgh to even make the playoffs if Denver, Miami and Indianapolis lose. 

    And the Broncos will be playing a Chiefs team that already clinched the No. 1 seed, so second-stringers will be playing. A lot needs to happen for the Bengals to earn that No. 7 seed, but they have a shot. 

    Bo Nix is a franchise quarterback

    Overreaction or reality: Reality

    Lost in the shadow of Joe Burrow’s MVP-type performance was how Nix played in the Broncos’ overtime loss to the Bengals. Nix certainly showed he had what it takes to lead the Broncos to the playoffs in the fourth quarter, in which he went 9 of 11 for 126 yards with two touchdowns and an interceptions for a 126.1 passer rating. On Denver’s final drive in regulation, Nix went 5 of 6 for 63 yards and a touchdown — the 25-yard pass to Marvin Mims Jr. on fourth down with eight seconds left to force overtime.

    Nix finished 24 of 31 for 219 yards with three touchdowns to one interception and a 114.9 passer rating in the loss. He did miss some key throws in overtime, but Nix showcased his tremendous talent on plenty of passes late in the game to keep the Broncos in it. 

    The Broncos don’t have nine wins without the help of Nix, who has completed 65.1% of his passes for 3,454 yards with 25 touchdowns to 12 interceptions and an 89.3 passer rating this season. Not bad for the sixth quarterback taken in the draft, especially one with 20 of those touchdown passes and a 98.3 passer rating since Week 7. 

    If Denver does end up making the playoffs, it’s because of Nix. The future is bright in Denver, as the Broncos have their first good quarterback since Peyton Manning

    Jim Harbaugh is Coach of the Year 

    Overreaction or reality: Overreaction

    This would be a slam dunk choice if Kevin O’Connell wasn’t having the season he’s had with Sam Darnold and the Vikings. Of course, no credit should be taken away from what Harbaugh is doing in his first season with the Chargers. 

    The Chargers were 5-12 last season, while ranking 22nd in points per possession (1.78) and 23rd in points allowed per possession (2.01). Harbaugh turned this team around in a year, doubling the amount of wins (five to 10), while improving the points per possession to 16th (1.96) and points allowed per possession to third (1.70) — entering Saturday’s game. 

    They are also going to the playoffs in his first year on the job, as Harbaugh has become the eighth coach in NFL history to make the playoffs in his first season with two different teams (49ers, Chargers). 

    In most years, Harbaugh has done more than enough to win the league’s Coach of the Year. Even if he doesn’t win the honor, there’s no denying how Harbaugh has steered this franchise in the right direction. 

    Jerod Mayo should not be the Patriots coach after this season 

    Overreaction or reality: Reality

    The Patriots thought they had a succession plan from Bill Belichick to Jerod Mayo, but this season has been a disaster. Mayo was in for a rough first year due to the lack of talent on the Patriots roster, yet this team has not shown much improvement as the season progressed. 

    In the 40-7 loss to the Chargers, the Patriots looked outclassed from start to finish. They barely had the ball in the first half and spent the majority of it punting to the opponent. The Patriots looked like one of the worst teams in the NFL, which they are, even if they were supposed to be better at this point of the season than they were last year. Even with the promise of Drake Maye at quarterback, that doesn’t appear to be the case. 

    Patriots players haven’t quit on Mayo, yet the 38-year-old rookie head coach doesn’t appear he’s set to handle this rebuild. Questionable coaching decisions, indecisiveness during games, and defense that has fallen from fifth in points allowed per possession to 24th doesn’t bode well for Mayo’s chances. 

    The Patriots want to allow Mayo to grow on the job, but this team is a loss away from finishing with a worse record than last year. With Mike Vrabel and others available, will New England actually be patient with Mayo? 

    This just feels like a one-and-done situation for Mayo. 

    Rams are good enough to win a playoff game 

    Overreaction or reality: Reality

    The Rams haven’t clinched a playoff spot yet, but they did notch their 10th win after beating the Cardinals. Los Angeles is on the verge of clinching the NFC West and getting the No. 3 seed.

    When the “big four” of Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams, Puka Nacua, and Cooper Kupp play, the Rams can compete with anybody in the conference. Even when the offense isn’t fully clicking, the Rams have one of the best young pass-rushing units in the league. Jared Verse, Kobie Turner and Byron Young consistently get after the quarterback. 

    The Rams have their flaws, but they can certainly beat the top teams in the conference. They challenged the Lions in Week 1 and beat the Vikings in Week 8. They also were close to beating the Packers in Week 5, and this was without the two receivers of the “big four” playing. 

    Los Angeles is going to be a tough out in the playoffs. The Rams may even make a run in January. 





    The NFL Week 17 Saturday games brought about some surprising results and performances that have fans and analysts alike buzzing with excitement and speculation. From the Cincinnati Bengals’ dominant win over the Kansas City Chiefs to Bo Nix’s impressive showing with the Seattle Seahawks, here are some overreactions from Saturday’s games.

    1. Bengals making the playoffs: After their impressive 34-31 victory over the Chiefs, many are quick to jump on the bandwagon and predict that the Bengals will make the playoffs this season. With Joe Burrow playing at an elite level and a talented roster around him, it’s not hard to see why fans are getting excited about Cincinnati’s postseason chances. However, with tough competition in the AFC, including the Baltimore Ravens and Los Angeles Chargers, the Bengals will need to continue their strong play down the stretch to secure a playoff spot.

    2. Bo Nix franchise QB: Bo Nix’s performance in the Seahawks’ 38-25 win over the Detroit Lions has some people believing that he could be the franchise quarterback Seattle has been searching for. Nix threw for 275 yards and three touchdowns, showcasing his arm talent and playmaking ability. While it’s certainly a promising sign for the Seahawks, it’s important to remember that one game does not make a franchise quarterback. Nix will need to continue to develop and prove himself over the long term before he can be considered a true franchise QB.

    Overall, the Week 17 Saturday games provided plenty of excitement and intrigue, with the Bengals and Bo Nix stealing the show. It will be interesting to see how these storylines develop as the season progresses and the playoffs draw nearer.

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  • Comparing Russell Wilson vs. Bo Nix stats in Sean Payton’s offense

    Comparing Russell Wilson vs. Bo Nix stats in Sean Payton’s offense


    The Denver Broncos took on the largest dead money salary cap hit in NFL history this spring when they released veteran quarterback Russell Wilson. Broncos coach Sean Payton opted to eat $53 million in cap space this offseason to move on from Wilson. Payton then used the team’s first-round draft pick to select quarterback Bo Nix. The switch seems to have worked out for all parties. Wilson landed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are headed to the playoffs with a 10-5 record. Denver has secured its first winning season since 2016 and Nix and Co. are just one more win…

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    Russell Wilson and Bo Nix are two talented quarterbacks who have found success in their respective careers. But how do they stack up when running Sean Payton’s offense?

    Wilson, known for his dual-threat abilities, has been a star in the NFL for years. In Payton’s system, he could thrive even more with his ability to make quick decisions, extend plays with his legs, and deliver accurate passes downfield. Wilson’s veteran experience and football IQ would also be a huge asset in Payton’s complex offensive schemes.

    On the other hand, Bo Nix is a young quarterback with a lot of potential. Nix has shown flashes of brilliance at Auburn, with his strong arm and mobility. In Payton’s offense, Nix could benefit from the creative play-calling and emphasis on utilizing his athleticism to make plays outside the pocket. With the right coaching and development, Nix could become a dynamic playmaker in Payton’s system.

    When comparing their stats, Wilson has the edge in terms of experience, efficiency, and overall production. However, Nix’s potential and raw talent could make him a promising prospect in Payton’s offense.

    In conclusion, both Wilson and Nix have the tools to succeed in Sean Payton’s offense, but Wilson’s experience and skill set give him the advantage in this comparison. It would be interesting to see how each quarterback would perform in Payton’s system and how they would elevate the offense to new heights.

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  • Comparing Russell Wilson vs Bo Nix stats in Sean Payton’s offense

    Comparing Russell Wilson vs Bo Nix stats in Sean Payton’s offense


    The Denver Broncos took on the largest dead money salary cap hit in NFL history this spring when they released veteran quarterback Russell Wilson.

    Broncos coach Sean Payton opted to eat $53 million in cap space this offseason to move on from Wilson. Payton then used the team’s first-round draft pick to select quarterback Bo Nix.

    The switch seems to have worked out for all parties. Wilson landed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are headed to the playoffs with a 10-5 record. Denver has secured its first winning season since 2016 and Nix and Co. are just one more win away from clinching a playoff berth.

    So, did the Broncos make the right decision?

    Taking into account the team’s long-term outlook with a 24-year-old Nix on a team-friendly rookie contract, it seems fair to say Denver is in a better spot than the team would be with a 36-year-old Wilson. But how do their numbers stack up?

    Wilson started 15 games before being benched by Payton last fall. Now that Nix has started 15 games under Payton, here’s a look at how their numbers compare.

    Russell Wilson (2023) vs. Bo Nix (2024)

    Player Completion Rate Pass Yards Rush Yards Pass TDs Total TDs INTs Fumbles Sacks
    Russell Wilson 66.4% 3,070 341 26 29 8 10 45
    Bo Nix 64.3% 3,235 352 22 27 11 2 22

    Win-loss records are a team stat, but it’s also worth noting that Wilson went 7-8 as a starter last fall (Nix is 9-6 this season).

    Wilson, of course, was a 12th-year veteran last season, so it’s not exactly a fair comparison to weigh his numbers against a rookie’s.

    Wilson played in a different offense with a different team in his rookie season with the Seattle Seahawks, so that’s also not a perfect comparison, but just to get an idea of how his rookie numbers stack up against Nix, we have also listed them below.

    Wilson played 16 games as a rookie in 2012. We removed his stats from his 16th game below to list his totals from his first 15 games as a rookie.

    Russell Wilson (2012) vs. Bo Nix (2024)

    Player Completion Rate Pass Yards Rush Yards Pass TDs Total TDs INTs Fumbles Sacks
    Russell Wilson 63.3% 2,868 431 25 28 10 5 27
    Bo Nix 64.3% 3,235 352 22 27 11 2 22

    Seattle went 11-5 in Wilson’s rookie season. Denver is 9-6 this year.





    When it comes to comparing Russell Wilson and Bo Nix in Sean Payton’s offense, there are several factors to consider.

    First, let’s take a look at the passing stats of both quarterbacks. Russell Wilson is known for his accuracy and ability to make big plays down the field. In Sean Payton’s offense, Wilson’s completion percentage and passing yards per game would likely see a significant increase. On the other hand, Bo Nix has shown flashes of potential at Auburn, but his consistency and decision-making have been questioned. In Payton’s offense, Nix may struggle to keep up with the speed and complexity of the game.

    In terms of rushing stats, Wilson has the edge over Nix as he is a dual-threat quarterback who can make plays with his legs. In Payton’s offense, Wilson’s ability to extend plays and pick up yards on the ground would be a valuable asset. Nix, on the other hand, may not be as effective as a runner in this system.

    Overall, while both Wilson and Nix have their strengths and weaknesses, it is clear that Wilson would likely thrive in Sean Payton’s offense due to his experience, skill set, and leadership on the field. Nix, on the other hand, may struggle to adapt and keep up with the demands of the system.

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  • Broncos prep for rain in Cincinnati includes wet-ball drills for Bo Nix and more

    Broncos prep for rain in Cincinnati includes wet-ball drills for Bo Nix and more


    The Broncos’ run of good weather fortune may be coming to an end.

    Denver’s Saturday afternoon game at Cincinnati is forecast to be played in rainy conditions, which would mark the first time the team’s seen anything but dry since late September.

    In Week 4 against the New York Jets, a round of surprise precipitation played a role in rookie quarterback Bo Nix throwing for minus-7 yards in the first half and struggling to grip the ball.

    The difference this time around is that Denver’s expecting bad weather. The National Weather Service, as of Thursday afternoon, is forecasting an 80% chance of rain Saturday, though heavier precipitation later in the evening, and totals from a half inch to an inch. Denver and Cincinnati kick at 4:30 p.m. Eastern time.

    “We prepped for it all week,” head coach Sean Payton said Thursday. … “Everything from not wearing the shields that get fogged up to understanding, every player who wears gloves will have 10 sets. Like, in (Formula 1), you change tires? Those gloves from a series go, get a new pair on. Special teams: understanding coverage, wind, ball security, all those things.”

    Offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi said Wednesday that the team not only does drill work with wet footballs, but that the way the footballs themselves are prepared is different when precipitation’s expected.

    “Sometimes what’s best in a dry game — there’s a lot that goes into preparing our footballs — and what you like for a dry game is not necessarily the same preparation for a wet game,” he said. “I’m not in there with the equipment guys, but they put a certain scuff on it or there’s a leather polish you use that makes it a little grippier, but maybe the rain reacts to that different.

    “Rain balls you’re preparing a different way.”

    Nix on Tuesday expressed confidence in his ability — and his offense’s — to handle whatever the weather delivers.

    “If you’ve played football, you have to play in the rain,” he said. “We’re excited. I thought we ran the ball well against the Jets that day. We’re going to have to carry that over, have an open mindset and do whatever’s working.

    “We’ll be able to handle the rain. We’re professionals, and they have to play in it too. It’s going to be good. It’s going to be a good environment. It will be fun.”

    Moss set to return. Broncos cornerback Riley Moss is set to return from a monthlong absence due to an MCL injury.

    Moss has been trending this way all week as a full practice participant and Payton made it just about official Thursday when he said of Moss, “He’s doing good. He’ll be ready to go.”

    Moss was not made available for interviews in the locker room Thursday. He saw his practice work jump from limited last week to full this week.

    He injured his MCL on Nov. 24 at Las Vegas. Since then, the since-waived Levi Wallace started two games and more recently Kris Abrams-Draine and Damarri Mathis have split time.

    The Broncos have every player on the 53-man roster available for Saturday’s game after a clean Thursday injury report. The only question is whether they’ll activate running back Tyler Badie (back) from injured reserve.



    The Denver Broncos are gearing up for a wet and rainy game in Cincinnati this weekend, as they prepare to take on the Bengals in what is expected to be a soggy matchup. With rain in the forecast, the team is taking extra precautions to ensure they are ready for the challenging weather conditions.

    Quarterback Bo Nix has been practicing with wet footballs this week, working on his grip and ball security in preparation for the rain. Nix has been focusing on his footwork and timing to ensure he can still deliver accurate passes in the wet conditions.

    In addition to the wet-ball drills, the Broncos have been working on their footing and tackling techniques to adjust to the slippery field conditions. The team is also making sure their equipment, including cleats and gloves, are suited for the wet weather.

    Head coach Vic Fangio emphasized the importance of being prepared for any weather conditions, stating, “We can’t control the weather, but we can control how we prepare for it. We’re making sure our players are ready to handle whatever comes their way on game day.”

    With the Broncos looking to secure a win on the road in Cincinnati, their preparation for the rain will be crucial to their success. Stay tuned to see how the team fares in the wet conditions this weekend.

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  • Made for Problem Skin, Versed Nix It Complexion Solution – 0.5 fl oz

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    Meta dev Nix: A Revolution in Development Tools

    In the ever-evolving world of software development, staying on top of the latest tools and technologies is crucial for success. One tool that has been making waves in the development community is Meta dev Nix.

    Meta dev Nix is a revolutionary development tool that simplifies the process of building, testing, and deploying applications. It combines the power of the Nix package manager with the flexibility of the Meta build system to create a seamless and efficient development experience.

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