Bo Nix’s wife Izzy crushes wedding fit missing QB husband before Broncos-Jaguars game

Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos have a monster matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars at Mile High Stadium on Sunday. His wife was missing him beforehand, though, while crushing her fit a best friend’s wedding.
The second-year quarterback Nix has the Broncos at a league best 12-2 and in control of the AFC’s No. 1 seed. He’s thrown for 3,256 with 23 touchdowns and nine interceptions.
Last season, Bo led the Broncos back to the playoffs as a rookie but lost in the Wild Card round.
While he’s been a huge hit with Broncos fans, so has his wife Izzy Nix. Now, pregnant with their first child after an amazing announcement, she’s a fit hit on Broncos game days like her perfect cowgirl look, and talking smack in her custom “10” look.
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While she’ll be back in Broncos gear no doubt on Sunday to cheer her man on vs. the 10-4 Jaguars, Izzy posted from a wedding at the beach in Seaside, Florida.
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She’d also share her bridesmaid fit while missing Bo.

Bo and Izzy met in college
The college sweethearts met when he was the QB at the Auburn Tigers and she was a cheerleader cheering him on at games.

They’d get married back in Alabama in 2022 when he was with Oregon for two seasons after transferring.
Now, she’s his No. 1 cheerleader in Denver.

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