The main competition for the award is Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers and Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels. Bowers is having a great season, but this is a quarterback-driven league, and the battle between Nix and Daniels will lead to the ultimate winner. Not to mention there has never been a tight end to win the award.

The rookie QB has been one of the NFL's best passers against the blitz the past month, evidence of his growth in identifying defenses.

Bo Nix doesn’t care how tight the coverage is. If he sees Courtland Sutton running down the field, the Broncos quarterback is confident good things will happen. That has been prevalent as Nix has gotten more comfortable over the past five weeks,

Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has been turning heads this season, and wide receiver Courtland Sutton has been his biggest supporter. Sutton and Nix have connected 49 times for 6

Nix wound up going to Denver in the draft at No. 12 overall, one pick ahead of where Las Vegas chose. The Raiders needed a quarterback and Nix was considered the final first-round talent, so it’s been natural for football fans to play “what if” and wonder if Las Vegas

Bo Nix is playing himself into the Offensive Rookie of the Year conversation. After weeks of the race being seemingly over, the Broncos quarterback is now +400 at BetMGM Sportsbook to win the award, sneaking up on Commanders signal-caller Jayden Daniels.

Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton gave a ringing endorsement of quarterback Bo Nix ahead of Denver’s visit to Las Vegas. The rookie is coming off a stellar performance against the Atlanta Falcons,