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Last year, PFF's John Kosko showed no respect for Bo Nix in his rankings. Even after his impressive rookie campaign, ProFootballFocus.com still ranked Bo's performance as in the bottom half of NFL quarterbacks, 19th of 32, heading into the 2025-2026 season.
Not anymore!
This year, Mason Cameron's PFF quarterback rankings have Nix ranked just outside the top 12 overall, and 6th in the AFC. Sandwiched between Jared Goff (11th) and Caleb Williams (14th), Bo's seven-spot jump is both commendable and expected after a historic run and breaking records in almost every game of the 2025-2026 season.
"The Broncos’ offense was among the units to surrender the fewest sacks in the NFL this season," Cameron wrote on PFF. "While a stout offensive line hosting a pair of first-team All-Pros is well deserving of the credit they receive, Bo Nix is also worthy of praise for his ability to avoid the take down. Nix’s 3.0% sack rate finished as an NFL-best, as his just 9.5% pressure to sack rate charted second among all qualifying passers."
Still, while a 13th overall finish is respectable, the Broncos' run to the AFC Championship (and possible Super Bowl appearance if Nix hadn't been injured) last year leaves us wondering what Bo will have to do to break into PFF's Top 10.
If Denver's 2026-2027 season is anything like last year's, Nix should climb PFF's rankings again on next year's list.
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Not anymore!
This year, Mason Cameron's PFF quarterback rankings have Nix ranked just outside the top 12 overall, and 6th in the AFC. Sandwiched between Jared Goff (11th) and Caleb Williams (14th), Bo's seven-spot jump is both commendable and expected after a historic run and breaking records in almost every game of the 2025-2026 season.
"The Broncos’ offense was among the units to surrender the fewest sacks in the NFL this season," Cameron wrote on PFF. "While a stout offensive line hosting a pair of first-team All-Pros is well deserving of the credit they receive, Bo Nix is also worthy of praise for his ability to avoid the take down. Nix’s 3.0% sack rate finished as an NFL-best, as his just 9.5% pressure to sack rate charted second among all qualifying passers."
Still, while a 13th overall finish is respectable, the Broncos' run to the AFC Championship (and possible Super Bowl appearance if Nix hadn't been injured) last year leaves us wondering what Bo will have to do to break into PFF's Top 10.
If Denver's 2026-2027 season is anything like last year's, Nix should climb PFF's rankings again on next year's list.
Social: Follow Broncos Wire on Facebook and Twitter/X! Did you know: These 25 celebrities are Broncos fans.
This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: Denver Broncos: See Bo Nix's rank among all 32 NFL quarterbacks
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