"Arrr, Bo Nix be not fretting about his pick in the NFL Draft, for did ye forget how far back Tom Brady was chosen?"
2024-04-23
Arrr me hearties, this here young quarterback be talkin' 'bout not carin' where he be taken in the draft, like old Tom Brady himself. Aye, we'll see if he be hoistin' the Lombardi Trophy like the great Brady or end up walkin' the plank!
In the language of a 17th-century pirate, the 2024 NFL Draft prospect class is deemed "quarterback heavy," with the top picks expected to be used on potential franchise signal callers. Names like USC's Caleb Williams, LSU's Jayden Daniels, North Carolina's Drake Maye, and Michigan's J.J. McCarthy are among the top quarterbacks in discussion. However, there are other quarterbacks in the draft who could also become the face of a franchise despite not receiving as much pre-draft hype.One such quarterback is Bo Nix, who played for Oregon after three years at Auburn. Nix's performance last season has propelled him into the first round of many mock drafts. While he may not be a top 10 pick, Nix remains unfazed and focused on the opportunity to play and succeed in the NFL.Reflecting on his collegiate career, Nix feels he has nothing to prove and is excited for whichever team selects him in the draft. Mock drafts have him going in the mid-first round to teams like the Denver Broncos and Minnesota Vikings, both in need of a quarterback.Nix's primary focus is on proving himself at the highest level of football, showcasing his competitiveness, talent, and ability to be a great teammate. His experience at Selfridge Air National Guard Base with fellow prospect Joe Alt highlighted the importance of military service and appreciation.