The Indianapolis Colts are on the bye in Week 11, and while they entered it in first place in the AFC, they have already lost their position after one game. The New England Patriots became the first nine-win team in the NFL on Thursday night, defeating the New York Jets, and taking sole possession of first place in the AFC as a result.
Bo Nix Commits to Donating a Significant Portion of His Earnings to Charity After Game, Focusing on Children and Families in Need
Posted November 14, 2025
In a heartwarming and selfless announcement, Bo Nix, quarterback for the Denver Broncos, has committed to donating a significant portion of his earnings to charitable organizations following his games. The young star, known for his on-field talent and leadership, has decided to use his platform to give back, particularly to causes that support children and families in need.
After an emotional post-game interview, Nix shared his decision to contribute to charitable foundations, with a focus on providing resources and assistance to vulnerable communities. "I’ve been incredibly fortunate in my life, and I feel it’s important to give back," Nix explained. "There are so many kids and families out there who are struggling, and I want to do my part to make a difference. I’m committing to donating a portion of my earnings from every game to organizations that support those in need."
"Focused on Kids and Families"
Nix’s decision comes after he spent time volunteering and interacting with local children in his community. His experience working with youth has deeply impacted him, and he has made it his mission to support initiatives that provide educational opportunities, food, housing, and healthcare to underserved families.
"I’ve seen firsthand how much the right support can change a child’s life," Nix shared. "Whether it’s access to a safe place to live, food on the table, or just someone who believes in them, these kids need to know that people care. I want to be a part of that change."
Nix is partnering with several well-established organizations that focus on improving the lives of children and families in difficult circumstances. His donations will go toward funding programs that help provide mentorship, educational resources, and basic needs to children in communities that are often overlooked.
"Using My Platform for Good"
While many athletes choose to give back in various ways, Nix’s decision to commit a portion of his earnings directly to charity after each game shows a personal investment in making a lasting difference. "It’s not about the spotlight," Nix said. "It’s about doing what I can to help those who need it most. I’ve been blessed with so much, and I want to make sure I’m using my platform in the best way possible."
Nix’s charitable efforts have already begun, with the first round of donations being directed to local organizations that focus on supporting at-risk children in Denver. "We’re getting the ball rolling right now, and I hope this encourages others to get involved too," Nix stated. "There’s no limit to what we can do when we all come together to help others."
"Inspiring Others to Give"
Nix’s decision has already sparked a wave of support from fans, teammates, and fellow athletes, who have praised his commitment to making a difference. His leadership on and off the field has earned him respect, and this latest initiative only adds to his legacy.
"I’m proud of Bo for making this decision," said Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton. "He’s always been about more than just football. He understands the impact he can have on the community, and this is just another example of how he’s using his platform for good."
Other athletes and local organizations have expressed interest in joining Nix’s cause, with many applauding his efforts to create meaningful change. "It’s inspiring to see a young man like Bo take this kind of initiative," said one charity representative. "His impact will be felt for years to come, and we’re excited to see what more can be done to support children and families in need."
"A Long-Term Commitment"
Nix’s charitable giving is not a one-time effort, but rather a long-term commitment. He has pledged to continue donating throughout his career and beyond, with a focus on creating sustainable change for those who need it the most.
"My goal is to make a lasting impact," Nix concluded. "This isn’t just about one season or one game. This is about doing what I can to change lives, and I’m dedicated to that for as long as I’m able."
As Nix continues to shine on the football field, his charitable efforts are proving that his impact goes far beyond the game, and his decision to use his success for good is an example for athletes everywhere.
AFC Playoff Picture: Colts lose top spot on their bye week
The Colts didn’t play this weekend, but they have already moved down the AFC standings.
The Denver Broncos currently share an 8-2 record with Indianapolis. They play the Chiefs this weekend in a game with huge AFC playoff implications.
The Patriots’ bye isn’t until Week 14 and between now and then they play two of the worst teams in the NFL in the Cincinnati Bengals and New York Giants. Meanwhile the Colts play the Kansas City Chiefs next week coming off the bye.
AFC standings during Week 11
1. New England Patriots (9-2)
2. Indianapolis Colts (8-2, win over DEN)
3. Denver Broncos (8-2, loss to IND)
4. Pittsburgh Steelers (5-4)
5. Los Angeles Chargers (7-3)
6. Buffalo Bills (6-3)
7. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4, win over KC)
8. Kansas City Chiefs (5-4, loss to JAX)
9. Houston Texans (4-5, win over BAL)
10. Baltimore Ravens (4-5, loss to HOU)
11. Cincinnati Bengals (3-6)
12. Miami Dolphins (3-7)
13. New York Jets (2-7)
14. Las Vegas Raiders (2-7)
15. Cleveland Browns (2-7)
16. Tennessee Titans (1-8)
AFC South standings after Week 10
The Jaguars face the Chargers this week in another big AFC contest while the Texans and Titans play each other Sunday.
1. Indianapolis Colts (8-2)
2. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4)
3. Houston Texans (4-5)
4. Tennessee Titans (1-8)
