Bo Nix Named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Month for October

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Bo time has arrived. The joke is that every smiling college football recruit wants to hear "Bo time." And now, that time is here for rookie quarterback Bo Nix as he has been named the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Month for October.

Three-Time Honoree

Bo Nix officialy becomes just the third Broncos player in franchise history to earn the Offensive Rookie of the Month honor. He joins the ranks of Mike Anderson and Clinton Portis, who also achieved this. The latter was quite a long time ago, in 2002.

Nix stood out in the month of October. He completed a remarkable four games for the Denver Broncos, leading them to their best-ever rookie QB record. Key stats include:

• 870 passing yards
• 7 passing touchdowns
• 1 interception
• 1 rushing touchdown
• 149 rushing yards

And it didn’t stop there. During the month, Nix led all rookie quarterbacks in several vital categories:

• Passing touchdowns: 7 (tied for the lead)
• Passing touchdown-to-interception ratio: 7-to-1
• Passing yards: 870 (leads the rookies)
• Rushing touchdowns: 2 (leads the rookies)
• Wins: 3

Setting Milestones

Nix shocked everyone by setting several impressive statistics in these four games. But his final game of the month and of the warm season was notably a record-setter. In his final game:

• 28 completions
• 75.7% completion percentage
• 284 passing yards
• 3 passing touchdowns
• 1 total touchdown
• Passer rating: 124.2

Nix’s Outstanding Carolina Performance

The Wolverine (Oregon product) and his game against the Carolina Panthers was a display of remarkable skills. He became the first Bronco in history to lead the team without throwing an interception and achieving three passing touchdowns.

Bo Nix has set a new, challenging bar. He grows steadily, showing alpine resilience and the talent to keep climbing upwards. His game is a spectacle, and the anticipation for his performance in future must-see games is at an uptrend.