Broncos Place Bo Nix on Injured Reserve
The Denver Broncos have officially placed quarterback Bo Nix on injured reserve, sidelining him for the remainder of the postseason. Nix suffered a fractured bone in his right ankle during the crucial game-winning drive that led to a thrilling 33-30 victory against the Buffalo Bills in the NFL divisional round.
Shortly after the injury, Nix underwent surgery performed by Dr. Norman Waldrop in Alabama. According to Coach Sean Payton, the procedure was successful. On social media, Nix reflected on the experience, stating that the exhilarating game turned into some of the most challenging news he’s ever faced.
Bo Nix’s Injury Impact
The Broncos now face significant changes as they prepare for their upcoming game. With Nix on injured reserve, Jarrett Stidham will take the reins as the starting quarterback against the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship game scheduled for Sunday.
Nix’s Message to Fans
In his Instagram post, Nix expressed heartfelt sentiments about the team and its organization. He emphasized his confidence in Stidham and pride in his teammates. Nix is focused on recovery in hopes of returning for the 2026 NFL season.
Upcoming Challenges
This pivotal matchup against the Patriots is crucial for the Broncos’ aspirations to reach Super Bowl LX. The team aims to overcome the challenges posed by Nix’s absence and secure a victory. As the playoffs continue, fans eagerly anticipate how Stidham will perform under pressure.
- Injury: Fractured ankle
- Surgery: Conducted by Dr. Norman Waldrop
- Next Game: AFC Championship against New England Patriots
- Recovery Goal: Ready by 2026 NFL season
