Bo Nix makes feelings known on getting booed by Broncos fans after low scoring 10-7 win vs. Raiders

Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos beat the Las Vegas Raiders 10-7 in their Week 10 game on Thursday night. While Denver recorded its seventh straight win, home fans at the Empower Field at Mile High were heard booing Nix amid his struggles.

After the game, Nix made his feelings known on being booed by the Denver faithful.

“I’ve been booed before, I’ll be booed again," Nix said. "Not going to be the last time. It’s obviously unfortunate. You don’t want your own fans booing you.”

Nix also prasied the Broncos' defense to keeping the Raiders offense quiet for most of the contest.

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“We just have a tough, resilient football team,” Nix said. “We find ways to win. Usually right now, it’s the defense leading the charge. They just continue to get us the ball back. A bunch of sacks tonight – a few that were in field-goal range that knocked them out. You’ll win a lot of games with the defense playing like that. And then tonight we had a spark with a little special-teams play. At some point, we got to start moving the football and scoring points.”

Nix went 16 of 28 for 150 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions against the Raiders. Most of his completions come on check downs.

Despite his struggles against Las Vegas, Nix has been one of the best quarterbacks in the league this season. He has posted 2,126 passing yards, 18 touchdowns, eight interceptions and three rushing TDs.

Bo Nix and Broncos will face Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season

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Bo Nix and the Broncos (8-2) will square off agianst the Kansas City Chiefs (5-4) in Week 11 of the 2025 season on Nov. 16. The game will kick off at 4:25 p.m. ET from Mile High Stadium in Denver, CO.

The Broncos will want to extend their seven-game win streak, while the Chiefs will want to bounce back from their loss to the Buffalo Bills in Week 9.

With a win over the Chiefs, Denver could take another step further toward winning the AFC West title.

Edited by Arnold