Broncos QB Bo Nix Sends Revealing Message in Video With Rival

This is the third spot Nix has shared in his partnership with Mizzen + Main, which began with one just before the Broncos’ QB made his regular-season debut last season. In his first spot, Nix expressed excitement about his rookie year and wanting to make his mark.

He certainly did that.

“I’m really excited about the upcoming season. I know there’s going to be a lot of changes, a lot of growth. But I’m really excited to look forward to what this opportunity has to offer, besides being on a new team in a new place. Can’t wait to get started,” Nix said in that first ad in September 2024.

“There’s a lot of greats that have played for this organization. [I] just want to go out there and uphold their legacy, and continue to move this organization forward.”

The second ad was simply a two-shot spread in February, following a record-setting season for Nix, who led the Broncos to their first playoff berth since Peyton Manning retired following the Super Bowl-winning 2015 season.

Bo Nix Looking to Build Off Rookie Success With Broncos

Nix completed 66.3% of his passes for 3,775 yards, 29 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions. He added another 430 yards and 4 TDs on 92 rushing attempts.

This offseason, the Broncos added veteran weapons to the passing attack and backfield in Evan Engram and J.K. Dobbins, respectively. They also added several playmakers in the 2025 draft and bolstered their top-flight defense similarly.

Most encouragingly for the Broncos, Nix is as motivated as ever.

“I haven’t done anything up until this point, and I got a lot to prove, a lot to show,” Nix told reporters in May, noting conversations with a friend on the Broncos.

“Every day, it’s working. Every day, it’s finding a way to get better. Because you don’t want to get to Year 2 or go down the road, and all of a sudden, you got stuck and didn’t get any better. So, that’s my focus right now, is just [I’m] not even worried about what people are saying. Just, internally, I know I got a long way to go.”