Bo Nix, Broncos Ready for Statement Game vs. Packers in Week 15 Clash
There’s no hiding from the spotlight now. Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos are riding a 10-game win streak into a marquee Week 15 matchup against a surging Green Bay Packers squad.
Both teams are hot. Both have playoff implications on the line.
And both are looking to prove they’re more than just midseason stories.
But if you ask Nix about the noise? He’s not sweating it.
“I don’t really care. My mom thinks we’ll win, so that’s all that matters,” the rookie quarterback said after Wednesday’s practice - a response that’s equal parts confident and classic Nix.
Underdogs at Home, But Not in Mindset
Despite their streak, the Broncos are entering Sunday’s game as underdogs. Oddsmakers have Green Bay favored by 2.5 points, with the moneyline leaning toward the Packers.
That’s a nod to Green Bay’s recent form and the presence of one of the league’s most disruptive defenders in Micah Parsons. But Denver isn’t flinching.
This is a team that hasn’t lost since Week 3 - a run that’s included wins over some of the NFL’s toughest competition. Victories against the Bengals, Cowboys, and Chiefs at home have turned Empower Field into a fortress. And with the postseason picture tightening, the Broncos know this game could be a turning point in their playoff push.
Parsons vs. the Pocket: A Matchup to Watch
One of the key battles to keep an eye on? Micah Parsons versus the Broncos’ offensive line.
Since arriving in Green Bay, Parsons has been nothing short of dominant. Through 13 games, he’s posted 18 solo tackles and 12.5 sacks, making life miserable for opposing quarterbacks.
If Denver wants to keep their streak alive, they’ll need their protection unit to step up in a big way. That means keeping Parsons out of Nix’s face and giving the rookie enough time to operate. Nix has shown poise beyond his years this season, but even the most composed quarterbacks struggle when No. 11 is bearing down on them.
Packers Heating Up at the Right Time
Green Bay isn’t coming in quietly, either. Since their Week 5 bye, they’ve won seven of nine, including road wins over the Cardinals, Steelers, Giants, and Lions. That’s a team that’s finding its rhythm on both sides of the ball - and one that’s proven it can win in tough environments.
This isn’t just a test for Denver’s offense. It’s a full-team challenge. The Packers bring a balanced attack, a defense that can get after the quarterback, and a growing confidence that they can make a deep run in January.
What’s at Stake
For the Broncos, it’s about keeping momentum - and proving that their turnaround under Sean Payton is more than just a midseason surge. For the Packers, it’s another chance to show they’re a legitimate contender in the NFC.
This one has all the ingredients: two hot teams, playoff implications, a rising quarterback, and one of the league’s premier pass rushers. It’s a December game that feels like it belongs in January.
How to Watch: Broncos vs. Packers, Week 15
Don’t miss what could be one of the defining games of the regular season. The Broncos are trying to make it 11 straight.
The Packers are trying to send a message. And Bo Nix?
He’s just trying to make his mom proud - and maybe prove a few oddsmakers wrong while he’s at it.