2024 NFL Draft Odds: Favorites emerge to select Oregon QB Bo Nix

In a year where many quarterbacks are projected to go in the first round, Oregon QB Bo Nix is teetering right on the edge with experts predicting him to go in either round. However, regardless of which round Nix ultimately gets drafted in, the folks at DraftKings have released odds on which team will select him.

The Oregon quarterback certainly has plenty of game tape for NFL executives to pore over, having spent five seasons in college, playing for both Auburn and Oregon. Over his half-decade collegiate career, Nix threw for 15,352 total yards, tallying 113 touchdowns against just 26 interceptions. He also ran for 1,613 yards and 38 scores.

With numbers like that, he’ll certainly get picked. The question is: by whom? Below, you can find the exact line on every single team to take Nix in this year’s NFL Draft:

Odds on which NFL team selects Bo Nix

Denver Broncos: +300
Las Vegas Raiders: +450
Minnesota Vikings: +500
New England Patriots: +550
New Orleans Saints: +850
Atlanta Falcons: +1000
Los Angeles Rams: +1200
Pittsburgh Steelers: +1600
Seattle Seahawks: +1800
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +2000
New York Giants: +2200
Tennessee Titans: +2500
Arizona Cardinals: +2500
New York Jets: +3500
Washington Commanders: +4000
Detroit Lions: +4000
Chicago Bears: +4000
San Francisco 49ers: +5000
Philadelphia Eagles: +6000
Cleveland Browns: +7500
Miami Dolphins: +7500

+10000 Long Shots

Los Angeles Chargers
Kansas City Chiefs
Cincinnati Bengals
Baltimore Ravens
Buffalo Bills
Green Bay Packers
Indianapolis Colts
Jacksonville Jaguars
Houston Texans
Dallas Cowboys
Carolina Panthers

DraftKings pegs the Denver Broncos as the most likely landing spot for Nix, who would be stepping into Russell Wilson’s place, one might assume. Reports are that Denver and Wilson are through with one another and ready to move their separate ways. Well, with the Broncos slotted down at 12th, they could be out of the running for a top three quarterback, or even a guy like JJ McCarthy who’s currently viewed as the No. 4.

Behind Denver is Vegas, Minnesota, New England, New Orleans and Atlanta. Well, that’s basically a slew of teams in quarterback purgatory, who may have starter but definitely could be looking for a new guy under center based on recent results. Most of those franchises have mid-first round picks, which appears to be a very possible landing zone for Nix if the other four come off the board in the top 5-10.

We have a good idea of where the other QBs may go, or at least the range, but there’s no telling when Nix goes or who picks him.