Bo Nix hails Josh Allen as 'a generational talent' before Broncos-Bills playoff clash

Tom Brady and Colin Cowherd ask if this season is Super Bowl or bust for Josh Allen and the Bills following their 6th straight Divisional Round appearance.

The Broncos' AFC-best regular season record earned Denver a wild-card bye. Josh Allen and the Bills advanced past Jacksonville to set up a divisional round matchup with Bo Nix and Denver.

In his first playoff appearance, Nix passed for 144 yards as Denver was routed by Buffalo. That setback hasn’t dulled the second-year quarterback’s respect for Allen. During his media availability this week, Nix told reporters that he’s seen the Bills star do "superhero stuff" on NFL game days.

"He’s incredible. He’s the MVP of the league for a reason," Nix said. "He continues to make play after play when sort of the game’s not necessarily looking like he can make the play. He just goes out there and does superhero stuff."

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Bo Nix (10) of the Denver Broncos meets with Josh Allen (17) of the Buffalo Bills prior to the start of the game at Highmark Stadium on Jan. 12, 2025 in Orchard Park, New York. (Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)

Nix also pointed to Allen’s toughness as a key trait that sets the four-time Pro Bowler apart from many of his peers.

"I think one of the things that separates him is just his toughness, his ability to go play after play at his maximum velocities, his peak performance. It’s been fun to watch him play over the course of his career."

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"It feels like he got in the league, but he’s been in there for a while at this point, making play after play. He’s just a kind of a generational talent. You don’t see that all the time, guys