Bo Nix Promises a Championship Run for the Broncos in 2025 – “Get Ready for a Legendary Season”
In a statement that has electrified the NFL world, Bo Nix, the Denver Broncos’ quarterback, has promised to lead the team to the pinnacle of success in 2025. The rising star’s bold declaration has set the tone for the Broncos’ upcoming season, as Nix guarantees that his team will be more than just competitive—they will be a force to be reckoned with.
“I’m here to turn the Broncos into a championship contender,” Nix said confidently during a recent interview. “We’ve got all the pieces we need, and I know we’re ready for greatness. 2025 is our year to dominate the league and bring a Super Bowl to Denver. Get ready for a legendary season.”
Nix, who has been nothing short of spectacular since joining the Broncos, is taking full ownership of the team’s future. With his leadership, skill set, and unwavering confidence, he has quickly become the heartbeat of the franchise, inspiring his teammates to push their limits and aim for the ultimate goal: a Super Bowl victory.
The Broncos, who have been on the cusp of greatness in recent years, now have a quarterback who believes they can break through and achieve everything they’ve set out to do. “Bo’s vision for this team is exactly what we need,” said head coach Sean Payton. “He’s not only talking the talk—he’s walking the walk. We’re all in on Bo and this journey.”
As the 2025 season kicks off, the Broncos are poised for greatness, and all eyes will be on Bo Nix to see if he can back up his bold words with an unforgettable season. The stakes have never been higher, and the pressure is on, but Nix’s promise to lead the Broncos to glory is one fans are excited to rally behind.
Will Bo Nix fulfill his bold prediction and take the Broncos to the promised land? One thing is for certain—2025 is shaping up to be a thrilling year for Denver, and they are ready to make their mark on the NFL.
Randy Moss Calls Out CeeDee Lamb After Costly Drops in Cowboys Loss to Eagles
CeeDee Lamb‘s inconsistency catching the football caught everyone’s attention that tuned into the NFL opener on Thursday. And now, an NFL great at the receiver position is demanding more from the All-Pro.
In the Dallas Cowboys‘ primetime showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles, Dak Prescott and Lamb spearheaded a red-hot Cowboys offense in the first half, only for it to sputter in the second half, culminating in a narrow 24-20 defeat.
Lamb was unstoppable in the first half but ended up with four drops in the game, including two on the potential game-winning drive.
GettyPHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – SEPTEMBER 04: CeeDee Lamb #88 of the Dallas Cowboys misses a reception against the Philadelphia Eagles during the fourth quarter in the game at Lincoln Financial Field on September 04, 2025 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images)
Randy Moss has Sharp Critique for CeeDee Lamb
Lamb will receive his fair share of scrutiny playing for the Big Star and that scrutiny spread into the weekend as he was a topic of discussion on NFL Sunday pregame shows.
“CeeDee Lamb, I need better effort out of him going forward,” said Randy Moss on ESPN’s “Sunday NFL Countdown.”
“You’re the third highest paid receiver in all of football and then when it’s crunch time you don’t show up for your team,” Moss added. “Yea I get that, we do miss some passes sometimes as wide receiver. But you’re on the road in a divisional game against the defending champs.”
Moss, who is arguably the greatest receiver in NFL history not named Jerry Rice, spoke over a montage of drops from Lamb on Thursday night, saying they were all his fault.
CeeDee Lamb Said This Will Fuel Him
To his credit, Lamb took responsibility after the game.
“Man, that was terrible,” he said postgame. “I can’t point fingers at anybody else. I take full accountability and everything else that comes with that. As a player, I’ve prayed for moments like that, and for the ball to come my way. To not come up with it, it stings a little bit.
“I will tell you that if you think I’m not coming back 80 times harder than this — you’ve got another thing coming,” he added. “… God has a mysterious way of humbling folks, and I did come in with a little bit of a chip on my shoulder. Lesson well learned. I deserve everything that comes with it.
“… The (drops) down the stretch really hurt me a lot because I’ve prayed for those types of things. But, again, it’s Game 1. I’ll be back. I just hope everybody else is ready.”
Cowboys Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer Not Worried
Lamb did put up impressive numbers—110 yards on seven catches. But those stats came on 13 targets, and his drops played a critical role in the game’s outcome. Still, given everything he’s accomplished in his career, there’s no reason for the Cowboys to doubt that Lamb will channel this disappointment into motivation for what comes next.
“Don’t worry about Ceedee Lamb,” said head coach Brian Schottenheimer after his head coaching debut. “Ceedee’s going to be fine. What a great player. This was a team defeat and we own that.
“We understand where we can go as a football team. We understand. I love the competition. I thought guys competed their butts off. I thought that was great, but we’re all about winning and we didn’t win tonight and therefore it’s not good enough.”
The Cowboys fell to 0-1 and host the New York Giants next Sunday.
