The might and pride of the Oregon Ducks has a bright future ahead of him in the NFL and he’s ready to step into the next big step of his professional career with a heavy wallet in his pocket. He’s projected to be the number 12 pick and Denver Broncos as his destination but when it comes to his NIL valuations, he ranks way higher.

Bo Nix, the quarterback for the Oregon Ducks, is an unbelievably talented athlete with a financial earning to match. In December 2022, Nix recorded his last NIL deal with Bose, the world-renowned audio equipment brand, and was also the first athlete to sign with Google and GQ Sports to support Google Shopping’s busy holiday season campaign. Though the QB’s talent and performance impress all, here’s a deeper look at his earnings and valuation during his time with the Ducks.

Bo Nix’s NIL earnings in Oregon

The Huskies’ star player has witnessed a massive increase in his NIL valuations. Currently, he holds an NIL value of $755K and a roster value of $1.1 million, making the total come out to a staggering $1.8 million. He’s ranked at the number 6th position on the college football NIL table and has witnessed a 10-week NIL growth of over $362K. The QB ranks right behind Colorado’s Travis Hunter, who holds a total value of over $2.4 million.

In 2021, Bo Nix secured his first-ever NIL deal with Milo’s Tea Company and, even though the official numbers weren’t revealed, it marked the beginning of his ventures into the world of endorsements. Later, he joined the likes of Caleb Williams when he signed a deal with Topps, a renowned trading organization. Now, as the youngster prepares to mark the beginning of his professional football career, the financial numbers don’t put him among the top 10 picks in the Draft but apparently, Nix isn’t worried at all.

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Bo Nix isn’t nervous about being a late pick

Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, Drake Maye, and JJ McCarthy are all names that continue to dominate the NFL Draft conversations. Even though Bo Nix’s name has been part of several Mock Drafts, he is not expected to be a top-10 pick in this year’s Draft. Fortunately, it doesn’t seem to bother Nix as he used the fine example of Tom Brady to define his situation.

Nix said, “Tom Brady was picked very far back in the draft, and he turned out all right, too. I just want the opportunity and the ability to go out there and play and everything will work out.” Thus, the QB knows that he will get drafted one way or the other and wants to keep his focus on playing the best football, and hopefully, the rest of everything will pan out for him.