Bo Nix Roasted by Wife After Broncos Clinch Playoff Spot

As the Broncos clinch a playoff berth behind Bo Nixs standout performance, his wife Izzy steals the spotlight with a playful jab at his postgame vocabulary.

Bo Nix Shines in Broncos Win, Drops a New Word - and a Baby Announcement

Bo Nix had himself a day - both on and off the field.

On Sunday, the Denver Broncos secured their 12th win of the season with a 34-26 victory over the Green Bay Packers, officially punching their ticket to the playoffs. And at the heart of it all was Nix, who delivered one of his sharpest performances of the year, throwing for 302 yards and four touchdowns on 23-of-34 passing. It was the kind of game that reminded everyone why Denver put its faith in the rookie quarterback - and why that faith is paying off at the perfect time.

But it wasn’t just Nix’s arm that got people talking. After the game, when asked about the Broncos being labeled underdogs at home, Nix flipped the script.

“We’re the overdogs,” he said, deadpan.

The internet did what it does best - ran with it. The NFL posted the clip to Instagram, and Nix’s wife, Izzy, couldn’t help but join the fun.

She reshared the video and added her own twist, posting a screenshot of her Google search: “Is overdog a word?” Her caption?

“My Google search last night… had to fact-check him.”

It was a playful moment that showed a lighter side of the Nix household - and a quarterback who’s playing with confidence and comfort in his first NFL season.

Nix Delivers When It Matters

The Broncos’ win over the Packers wasn’t just another notch in the win column - it was a statement. Against a Green Bay defense known for its pressure, Nix stayed clean in the pocket, not taking a single sack all game. That’s a testament to both the offensive line’s execution and the game plan drawn up by head coach Sean Payton.

“That’s a really impressive rush front, and to come out of that game with no sacks, I thought we did a good job,” Payton said postgame. “We had a good protection plan. He really made some plays with his feet, and he made some plays up in the pocket.”

Payton highlighted several key moments from the game, including a third-and-long connection to Troy Franklin that showed Nix’s poise under pressure. He also praised Nix’s ability to extend plays and keep his receivers in rhythm, whether he was moving left or right.

“Then, as guys playing this offense, if he moves left or if he moves right, they adjust and become an open target for him,” Payton added. “All three phases, it was a good win.”

With just two games left in the regular season, Denver is sitting atop the AFC West and looking every bit the part of a team that could make noise in January. They’ve dropped only two games all year, and with Nix playing efficient, confident football, the Broncos are peaking at the right time.

A Growing Family Off the Field

As if leading a playoff-bound team wasn’t enough, Bo Nix is also preparing for a major milestone off the field - fatherhood.

In October, Bo and Izzy Nix announced they’re expecting their first child. The couple shared the news on Instagram with a joint post, including photos of them walking hand-in-hand through a field in matching white outfits.

Bo held an ultrasound image, and Izzy added a heartfelt caption quoting Jeremiah 1:5:
**“Nix party of 3!!!

‘Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart.’” **

It’s been a whirlwind few years for the couple. They met during their time at Auburn University and tied the knot in 2022. Now, with a baby on the way and a playoff run on the horizon, the Nix family is stepping into a new chapter - both personally and professionally.

What’s Next?

Bo Nix is proving week after week that he belongs in the NFL - not just as a starter, but as a potential long-term answer for the Broncos. He’s making smart decisions, showing command of the offense, and most importantly, winning games. And with the playoffs looming, Denver has every reason to believe their rookie QB can keep the momentum rolling.

As for the word “overdog”? It might not be in the dictionary, but if Nix keeps playing like this, it just might earn a place in the NFL lexicon.