BONCOS ‘SEAN Payton makes copper Bo Nix predict the next two years.

Everyone needs a president to believe them and Bo Nix definitely.

The Broncos coach, Sean Bayton, trusts the young Qurtbbeck – a lot of it.

“It will be one of the four or five league players in the next two years,” Payton said in an interview with Yahoo Sport Charles Robinson. “This is what we see now. It does not take bags. He has an exceptional arm power … threw the longest ball – (67) air against Cincinnati. He can run. He can throw funny object corners.”

Nix showed some massive gifts as a rising, as he finished 17 games with 3,775 yards, 29 declines and 12 objections, adding 430 yards and four land touch on the ground as well.

In college, Nix spent three seasons in Oporn and two with Oregon.

His last season was with ducks when he truly exploded to stardom, where he threw 45 touching land with only three objections on its way to the end of the Heisman Cup in third place. Nix led the nation to complete and finish at 364 and 77.4, respectively.

While the twelfth choice was in the 2024 draft, there are still five other midfielders – Calip Williams, Jayden Daniels, Drake Mai, Michael Pence and Ji Ji McCarthy.

Payteon seems to be believed to be their best.

NIX was the second largest successful number of successful rising in The Bunch last season, as he led Broncos to a 10-7 record and a separation marina, and a better result than any rising cortresse and their team regardless of Daniels and leaders.

Leaded by the 25 -year -old midfielder, he has great hopes for the entire team, not just Nix.

“The short -term goal is to win the division,” he said. “But this is a team capable of winning Super Bowl. I trained six teams that I thought could win Super Bowl. Some went to the championship games, some to the qualifiers … this is my seventh team that I think he has.”

Beiton trained the saints for 15 years and won Super Bowl. The offensive mind that helped Drew Price was prosperous as the great cortresse.