Bo ͏Nix just lived every football fan’s dream weekend. Last Friday, the Denver Br͏o͏ncos quarterback stepped onto the mound at Coors Field, delivering the ceremonial first pitch for the Colorado Rockies’ showdown against the New York Yankees. The crowd went wild—but that was just Friday.
By Sunday night, this dude was randomly appearing on stage at a musical concert, indeed, singing country songs like he’d been doing it his whole life. While most quarterbacks spend their offseason working out and studying film. However, Bo Nix? He’s out here becoming Colorado’s favorite multi-sport entertainer.
Sunday night at Red Rocks, Brad Paisley was performing his first-ever show at Colorado’s legendary venue. Thousands of fans were already going crazy when Bo Nix randomly walked onto the stage. The crowd went absolutely nuts. Izzy Nix, Bo’s wife, caught the whole thing on her Instagram story. She documented their night at the Brad Paisley concert, and Bo’s surprise cameo was perfect timing.
Brad called him out like a pro: “Come say hi to the audience.” Bo walks out, the crowd explodes, and Brad hits him with, “Say hi to Bo.” Classic showman move. Bo later gave three-time Grammy winner Brad a shoutout on his Instagram story, posting a clip with an eight-word message: “S/O to the guys for a fun time.”
Brad returned the love, sharing behind-the-scenes content: “Thank you @redrocksco. And also @bonix10, showing us how a @Broncos quarterback should really sound singing the @Nationwide jingle.” Here’s the kicker—Bo actually sang “On Your Side,” and it’s now blowing up all over social media. The dude can sling footballs and carry a tune.
After Brad’s smooth Red Rocks debut, Izzy posted a group photo of herself, Bo, Brad Paisley, and the whole team on her Instagram story. She kept the caption simple: “Thanks for having us.” They both wore white outfits—Izzy looked sharp in a light summer dress, while Bo stayed cool in a casual off-white hoodie. Bo reshared the story on his own Instagram on Sunday.
While Bo’s handling his offseason training and the Pitchers program, he’s also been ranking NFL mascots as position players. From ceremonial pitches to surprise concert appearances to mascot rankings—this quarterback’s offseason has been anything but boring.
The ͏guy’s living it up befor͏e the real season k͏icks in, and h͏onest͏ly, why͏ shouldn’t͏ he?
Bo Nix’s unique take on NFL Mascots as position players
Picture this—Bo Nix just chilling with his teammate, wide receiver Marvin Mims. The two decided to do something pretty wild with Instagram influencer @breadbasket303: they ranked NFL mascots as if they’re real football players. They dive right in. The first mascot on the chopping block? The Dallas Cowboys’ Rowdy. Without missing a beat, they slot him at linebacker. Bo even broke it down: “He’s like the athlete you don’t know what to do with, so you put him on defense so he can run around and make tackles.” Classic Bo—talking about these fuzzy characters like he’s actually coaching them.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – MARCH 01: Oregon quarterback Bo Nix answers questions from the media during the NFL, American Football Herren, USA Scouting Combine on March 1, 2024, at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, IN. Photo by Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire NFL: MAR 01 Scouting Combine EDITORIAL USE ONLY Icon2403010459
Then they get to Jaxson de Ville—the Jaguars’ wild mascot, the one always doing backflips and crazy stunts. Mims took the lead on this one and confidently put himself at running back. “I think that’s the best place for him,” Mims said. And honestly, it makes sense.
They kept rolling with their lineup. Blue the Colt got slotted in at wide receiver—probably because he’s got those fast horse genes or something. And get this—they put the Tennessee Titans’ mascot T-Rac at kicker. Can you imagine that raccoon trying to nail a field goal?
But here’s where it gets good. When it was time to pick their quarterback—the most important position on the field—Bo didn’t even hesitate. It’s gotta be Miles, the Broncos’ mascot. And you can hear the excitement in his voice: “I was hoping you guys were going to pull this out of your pocket. I think Miles is the most dependable, fan-favorite, obviously best mascot in the game.” Everything’s looking pretty sweet for Bo Nix this offseason. The guy’s having fun, bonding with teammates, and making viral content.
But here’s the million-dollar question: When the real season kicks off and those stadium lights are blazing—how’s our boy gonna perform when it actually counts?
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