Bo Nix hype video of the Denver Broncos before the NFL playoff game against the Buffalo Bills: Watch

After almost a decade, the… Denver Broncos secured a spot in the playoffs with a 38-0 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. Because the Chiefs were able to rest most of their starting players, the Broncos were able to consolidate a 10-7 season and a matchup against the Buffalo Bills. One of the key athletes that has led to the Broncos’ success so far this season? Former Oregon duck Quarterback and rookie Bo Nix.

So far this season Nothing has made a serious argument for it Offensive Rookie of the Year. On Sunday, the Ducks posted a 26-29 passing record against the Chiefs with 321 yards and four touchdowns.

On Thursday, Nix shared a motivational video on his social media to cheer on his teammates before taking on quarterback Josh Allen and the Bills in a Wild Card game on Sunday, January 12 at 10 a.m. PT.

“It’s been eight years since Broncos “I was in the playoffs,” the video begins, with a shot of the Bucky the Bronco statue and Mile High Stadium.

During the video, highlights of Nix and his teammates play while Aerosmith’s “Dream On” plays in the background. The video has over 94,000 likes on Instagram, and many Broncos fans are posting long, satirical comments filled with longing Nix’s leadership and their playoff hopes and dreams.

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This season, Nix has a 66.3% success rate. Nix has thrown for 3,775 yards and 29 touchdowns so far. With his speed on the ground, Nix has rushed for 430 yards and four touchdowns.

This season, Nix has thrown for two 300-yard games, both of which came at Mile High. The first time in November against the Atlanta Falcons with 307 yards and the second against the Chiefs with 321 yards.

After their win against the Chiefs, the Broncos even bragged about the former Duck rookie phenom on social media.

After a practice on Wednesday, Nix assured the media that he wasn’t worried about being the underdog in his upcoming Wild Card game.

“The advantage of being an underdog is playing loosely. “In a way, you have nothing to lose,” Nix said. “Nobody puts that much pressure on you, so you can go out there and do your best because nobody expects you to do well anyway.”

Nix continued.

“It’s a cliché and it sounds cheesy, but most people literally didn’t expect us to be here, so we might as well just keep not worrying about these things. (We have to) do what we can and only worry about ourselves. “If we did that this year, we had good success, but it definitely won’t be easy,” Nix said.

The Broncos take on the Bills at 10 a.m. PT on Sunday at Highmark Stadium.