Wait a day or two, though, and this will probably change. Coach Sean Payton said he thinks that Nix’s ability to participate in OTAs will change before the end of the offseason program, according to an article written by Josh Alper of Pro Football Talk.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix is recovering from ankle surgery this spring, but that doesn't mean he won't be active at OTAs and minicamp.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix is on track in his recovery from a fractured ankle and expected to participate in mandatory minicamp on June 16-18, head coach Sean Payton said Thursday. The Broncos' first three days of voluntary OTAs concluded Thursday,

The Arizona Cardinals spent the No. 4 pick in 2024 on Marvin Harrison Jr. Two years later, with neither of his seasons cracking 900 receiving yards, a redraft says they should have spent it on a quarterback.

The Broncos’ season opener is more than three months away, but Sean Payton’s team is on the practice field the next three weeks for OTAs and minicamp. Here’s what to watch for.

The NFL world received a notable announcement this week. Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was unveiled as the cover athlete for Madden 27 on June 3. However, the decision has sparked debate, as some believe Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix had a better case for it.

We’ve crossed the June 1 checkpoint on the NFL calendar, which opens the door to bigger trades, and the Denver Broncos could give quarterback Bo Nix a new weapon. Nix’s injury led to Denver losing in the AFC Championship Game last season,