Bo Nix's Broncos Contract: Shaping Up for 2027

0:00On April 4th, Bohnix and the Denver Broncos got a sweet deal right now, with the young quarterback locked in on a low-cost rookie contract through, next season. He won't even be eligible for an extension until the 2027 league year, giving the team time to see what he's really worth. The NFL quarterback market topped out with Dak Prescott's 60-million-per-year average on his four-year deal back in 2024. Lately, things have cooled a bit at the top, but guarantees are climbing. Josh Allen signed for 55-million-per-year with the bills in 2025, packing 147-million, fully guaranteed. Brought party got 53-million-per-year over five years with the Niners, including 100-million guaranteed, right as his rookie deal. Rapped up, fans and execs are eyeing a few other quarterbacks who could shake up the market before Nick's hits-free agency, CJ. Stroud with the Texans might extend early after a solid, rookie year, despite some line woes. Bryce Young could push for more if the Panthers go deep in playoffs, while veterans like

1:03Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray on a vet minimum with the Vikings, Antua, Toggle Veloah, now with the Falcons, all got to prove themselves for deals. Over 40-million-per-year, Stroud stands out as the biggest wildcard, possibly landing around 54-million-per-year to benchmark against party or even Allen if Houston bills momentum. The others might set floors around 40-million, pressuring teams like Denver to pay up without hitting elite levels. Whatever shakes out this year, these deals will frame Nick's talks, especially if the Broncos charged toward another playoff run, and he keys balling out.