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Bo Nix takes his "overdogs" comment after Broncos win and runs with it, sells shirts to benefit Denver homeless
"Bo congratulations, what a game. You guys came in winners of 10 straight, now 11, but you were the underdogs," Wolfson said. "What did this team show against a really difficult Packers team?" "That we're the overdogs," Nix said with a chuckle. Nix, who threw for four touchdowns and 305 yards in Week 15, is now turning his "overdogs" comment into a good cause. He posted on social media saying he is partnering with the Denver Rescue Mission to sell T-shirts and sweatshirts with his signature that say: OVERDOGS
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Ty Simpson Leads Alabama Into the College Football Playoff
Ty Simpson heads into the College Football Playoff as the leader of an Alabama team built for moments like this. After guiding the Crimson Tide through a demanding SEC schedule, Simpson now has the opportunity to close the season on college football’s biggest stage against Oklahoma. The matchup presents a chance to showcase his poise, arm talent, and command of a high-level offense against one of the nation’s top defenses. For Alabama, the goal is simple: play fast, play physical, and compete for a national championship. For Simpson, it is another opportunity to demonstrate what evaluators already see on tape - a quarterback capable of handling pressure, making plays in critical moments, and leading at the highest level when it matters most.
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Luke Altmyer Set to Lead Illinois in the Music City Bowl vs. Tennessee
Illinois quarterback Luke Altmyer has announced he will suit up for the Music City Bowl against Tennessee on December 30, choosing to finish his season on the field in Nashville. Altmyer enters the bowl game as one of the most productive quarterbacks in program history, owning a 64.5% career completion rate and 56 total passing touchdowns. After transferring from Ole Miss ahead of the 2023 season, Altmyer quickly became the centerpiece of Illinois’ offense and helped guide the Illini to a 10-win campaign in 2024. This season, he threw for 2,717 yards with 22 touchdowns and just six interceptions, cementing himself as a steady, competitive leader. With bowl opt-outs becoming increasingly common across college football, Altmyer’s decision underscores his commitment to his teammates, the program, and finishing strong. The matchup against Tennessee provides a final stage for Altmyer to showcase his leadership and consistency in one of college football’s most iconic postseason settings.
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Leaving a Legacy at Home, Ready for What’s Next
Two of the country’s top quarterbacks closed their high school careers by delivering moments that will be remembered long after the final whistle. Vanderbilt signee Jared Curtis led Nashville Christian to a second straight TSSAA Division II-A state championship, earning Tennessee Titans Mr. Football honors and being named Gatorade Tennessee Player of the Year for the second consecutive season, while finishing his career as the state’s all-time leader in multiple passing categories. In Florida, Notre Dame signee Noah Grubbs capped his Lake Mary career with a miraculous game-winning finish to secure the FHSSA Class 7A state championship, earning Rivals and On3 Florida Player of the Year, 7A State Final MVP, and USA Today All-State honors along the way. Both quarterbacks leave their programs having set a standard of excellence and competitiveness, and now turn the page toward college football with momentum, confidence, and a legacy firmly established at the high school level.
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Broncos QB Bo Nix named FedEx Air & Ground Player of the Week following win over Packers
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Following a four-touchdown performance against the Packers, Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has been named a FedEx Air & Ground Player of the Week. Nix threw for 302 yards, four touchdowns and a 134.7 passer rating without turning the ball over or being sacked in the 34-26 win. The second-year quarterback has now earned the award three times in his career, as he was honored twice last year after wins over the Falcons and Chiefs. Peyton Manning is the only quarterback in franchise history to win the award more times. In Sunday's win, Nix threw touchdown passes to four different receivers and completed 8-of-12 passes of at least 10 air yards for 168 yards, two touchdowns and a 149.3 passer rating. With the victory, Nix tied Andrew Luck, Dak Prescott and Ben Roethlisberger for the second-most victories by a quarterback in his first two seasons.
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