Bo Nix led the Denver Broncos to a commanding 44-24 victory over the Dallas Cowboys this past Sunday. With this win, the Broncos maintained their position at the top of the highly competitive AFC West. However, Nix’s performance also made franchise history. He achieved something not seen since Peyton Manning and John Elway were in charge of Denver’s offense. Nix joined the two Hall of Fame quarterbacks as only the third Broncos QB in franchise history to throw four or more touchdowns in three or more wins in a single season. This marks a promising sign for the second-year quarterback from Oregon. He has now found his rhythm after a slow start to the year. Nix finished the game with four touchdown passes, one interception, 247 yards, and a completion rate of 19 for 27, earning an impressive quarterback rating of 117.4.
