Bo Nix

Bo Nix has a promising and developing receiving corp. The addition of Jaylen Waddle increases his fantasy stock. Nix has a solid rushing floor based on his first two seasons and solid coaching. There is upside to his numbers.

Addition of Jaylen Waddle and growth from Pat Bryant could soup up Nix's passing upside and open everything up for this offense.

Bo Nix is expected to be fully healthy after a post-season ankle injury. His rushing ability, including five rushing touchdowns last season, earned him a Top 10 finish. The addition of Jaylen Waddle to the Broncos' offense gives Nix a reliable receiver in Sean Payton's fast-paced passing offense. Another top 10 finish is expected, and it could be higher

A slight decline in rushing volume was disappointing, but Jaylen Waddle gives him the best receiving weapon of his career. Expect a mix of spike weeks and replacement-level performances on a Broncos team that will still lean on its defense to control games.

Nix delivered top-10 fantasy production last year, and the Broncos added Jaylen Waddle to the mix. 

Expect a higher yards per attempt average and at least 6-8 more touchdowns than 2025 because having Waddle as a starter will create a multiplier effect with the talents in this passing game. 

Waddle and Sutton will create more binds for coverage and that spacing will open the field for Evan Engram, Troy Franklin, Pat Bryant, and Marvin Mims. This should create more big plays from busted coverages -- one-off, TDs that pad Nix's production. 

I might have Nix too low because of this dynamic but I could easily see pairing him and Matthew Stafford in the middle rounds and feeling great about my QB room.