Broncos Qb Bo Nix Named Nfl Offensive Rookie Of The Month

Denver Post Broncos beat reporters Parker Gabriel and Ryan McFadden are joined by columnist Troy Renck to break down what’s surprising during the Broncos’ 5-3 start. Where has rookie QB Bo Nix made progress? How has Sean Payton’s offensive approach changed? Then the conversation turns to a big matchup Sunday at Baltimore for the Broncos, who are two-score underdogs but have won 5-6 and think this is a chance to prove they belong in the AFC postseason conversation.

After Bo Nix took his game to another level in October, he was rewarded for his efforts. Nix was named the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Month, becoming the third player in franchise history to receive the honor and first since former running back Clinton Portis in 2002. This month, Nix threw for 870 yards, seven touchdowns and an interception while completing 66.7% of his passes.

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