Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix completed a remarkable rookie season in 2024, finishing with 3,775 passing yards and 29 touchdowns. This breakthrough performance has boosted his confidence heading into the 2025 campaign, energizing both teammates and fans alike. Cornerback Patrick Surtain II highlighted how Nix’s growth from his first year sets a strong tone for the upcoming season.
Bo, he’s even more confident going into this year. Obviously, with Year 1 under his belt, a lot more confidence rises upon that,
Surtain said, via Zac Stevens of DNVR.
The team, we have Bo’s back through the whole way through. He’s a tremendous leader out there, obviously, a tremendous player. This year, he’s going to make a lot of noise, and we’re looking forward to seeing what he does and his success moving forward.
Chiefs Offensive Line Sees Promise in Josh Simmons’ Development
Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs remain optimistic about first-round offensive tackle Josh Simmons after watching his dedication during offseason work. Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy praised Simmons’ rare athletic ability and noted his focused improvement in mental aspects of the game, especially during walkthroughs with offensive line coach Andy Heck.
[T]he glimpse of athleticism is rare, it is special,” Nagy said, via ProFootballTalk. “I like his mental right now, where he is at mentally. You know, we all see what goes on out here in practice, but then we take it to walk through inside — he is, so laser focused and understanding from [OL coach Andy] Heck on maybe there’s a mistake or a mental where … assignment-wise, he doesn’t go to the right spot. So, we repeat it and go through it. He cannot have enough of those.
Nagy added that Simmons’ physical skills are exceptional, but his focus now is enhancing communication with teammates and refining the mental side of his game.
“Physically, he is super talented. It’s the mental side, and it is the communication part with the left guard and the rest of the O-line, but I really like where he is at, and he is a true pro right now and this is just the beginning.”
Raiders Defensive Tackle Applauds Team’s Offensive Line Potential
Las Vegas Raiders defensive tackle Adam Butler expressed enthusiasm for the team’s strong interior offensive line, highlighting young players Jordan Meredith and JPJ. Butler underscored JPJ’s talent and energy, anticipating his potential to become an All-Pro guard in the near future.
“I’m excited about Jordan Meredith,” Butler said, via Raiders Wire. I’m excited about JPJ for sure. I’m a real big fan of JPJ. That’s my guy. Strong, young player. He’s got that energy. I see him as an All Pro guard at some point. I don’t know if that’s now or later. I’m really excited about him. And if it’s ok with you, that’s all I’d like to comment on that at this time.”
Anticipation Builds for the Upcoming NFL Season
With Bo Nix’s breakout quarterback season setting a promising foundation in Denver, and key players developing across other teams like the Chiefs and Raiders, the 2025 NFL season is shaping up to be an intense and exciting period for fans. The confidence from emerging stars and the potential within various teams’ lineups suggest a campaign full of thrilling football action and competitive spirit.