Your (column) about Bo Nix turning the Broncos into Super Bowl contenders next year was premature. The Broncos have eight games next year against playoff teams. You’ve obviously drank the Kool-Aid. A bit of pragmatism would be refreshing when writing about the Broncos’ future.

Obviously, Nix’s rookie counterpart, Jayden Daniels, is another first-year quarterback to lead his team to the playoffs. Their stats have been compared frequently as they both compete in the Offensive Rookie of the Year sweepstakes.

After helping the Broncos end a nearly decade-long playoff drought, rookie quarterback Bo Nix could now cap off an impressive season with another accolade.

The biggest reason for that is the growth of rookie Bo Nix. From training camp all the way to the Wild Card playoff round, Nix has developed into what his teammates, coaches, and

The Broncos turned a must-win game into a rout. And don’t think for a moment that it wasn’t earned. They absolutely deserve this playoff berth.

Nix, fresh off the team’s 31-7 loss to the Buffalo Bills in the wild-card round of the AFC playoffs on Sunday, said that he sustained a series of transverse process fractures in his back. That injury went away in time for the playoffs, but he picked up a pair of key wins while fighting through it.

The Denver Broncos might elect to bring in a new backup QB in 2025. Could they sign one of these three players to do that this offseason?