Bo Chapman Nix is a highly touted quarterback from Alabama. He rose to the high stage playing for the Auburn Tigers in the NCAA Division 1 Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS).  Nix comes from a football family; his father, Patrick Nix, was also a quarterback and football coach. Before committing to play for Auburn University, Nix had already made a name for himself. After Auburn, he played at the University of Oregon and has received accolades such as Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year.

He also holds the NCAA record for the most games started by a quarterback. Bo Nix has already left an inedible mark on the sport transitioning into the next phase of his career as he prepares for professional football. Fans eagerly await his next move and are always interested in keeping up with his personal life, including his net worth, contracts, family, and deals.

Bo Nix’s family and wife

Born on the 25th of February in Georgia, Nix was always meant to be a quarterback. Hailing from Arkadelphia, Arkansas, Nix grew up under the guidance of his father, Patrick Nix, a former footballer. Having an upbringing in a football-centric environment, his most likely career route was meant to be in football.

With unwavering support that he has enjoyed from his household, Nix has developed into a dedicated and passionate player with skills, not often seen in quarterbacks of his age. While Patrick Nix’s influence in fluxed Nix into football, his mother, Krista Chapman Nix, has always been by his side as a pillar of strength.

Nix started dating Izzy Smoke during their time at Auburn University, where she was the head cheerleader for the men’s team. They tied the knot and cemented their relationship on July 30th, 2022, as Nix maintained a stable stance on his personal life. Smoke was born on 18th October 1998, and is older from Nix by a couple of years. However, she is 5 feet and 7 inches shorter than her husband, who is 6 feet and 2 inches tall.

Bo Nix’s Net Worth and Contracts

The Oregon Ducks quarterback, Bo Nix, was among the first few football players in the current era who started pillar of strength by his side their career before the NCAA NIL rule. Nix is reported to have an estimated net worth of $1.5 million. From a college footballer to a millionaire, his career has been on a growing tangent, crediting his contracts and endorsements. According to ON3, his estimated NIL value is also around $1.2 million. He ranks 10th amongst all college prospects in NIL rankings and 13 on ON3’s NIL 100 with these figures.

Nix’s multiple sources of income

Nix has around 37.5k followers on Twitter, alongside a whopping 270k on Instagram. This is only a minute of his massive influence on college football. Nix signed a recent NIL deal with 7-Eleven in September. He was signed as part of the brand’s cleat crew program, which aims to bring athletes together for a Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals fundraiser. His other brand deals include Duck Rising, Flex Works Sports Management, Division Street, Topps, Bose, and Jackson Food Stores.

Nix also has deals with Candy Digital, Fanatics, Bojangles, and Milo’s sweet tea. Heading into the draft, Nix will be looking forward to another lucrative contract with a top team that can further increase his millionaire status. Analysts like Joel Klatt believe that Nix would be a perfect fit for a franchise like the Denver Broncos, and if the side drafts him, it could be influential for all parties involved.

High School and Football Career

Before flourishing in Oregon, Nix spent three successful years as the starting quarterback at Auburn. He dominated the Pac-12 in his standout season, where he threw an impressive 3593 yards and completed 29 touchdowns. In 2019, he won the Freshman of the Year and holds the highest single-season completion percentage (77.45, 2023) alongside most career starts for a QB (61, 2023).

Weighing at 219lbs, he finished third in the Heisman Trophy, losing to Jayden Daniels and Michael Phenix Jr. In his final collegiate game in the Fiesta Bowl, Nix broke Mac Jones’ record for the highest single-season completion percentage. In 2023, he got 4508 passing yards with the Oregon Ducks and 45 passing touchdowns. He also amassed a total of 234 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns.

He enjoyed a close on-field partnership with Troy Franklin, who made 81 catches for 1,383 yards and completed 14 touchdowns. In the most recent game to showcase his talents, Nix appeared to be struggling for form. While practicing for the Senior Bowl, he seemed to miss some passes and looked like a shadow of his previous self.

However, he completed 4 out of the five passes he attempted for 21 yards and recorded a touchdown pass for his team. While pundits were quick to question his performances, signaling it could potentially hamper his draft stock, he remains focused on improving to becoming the best player in the league. Do you think a top franchise can still draft him? Let us know in the comments below.