Bo Nix's Super Bowl Push: Ahead of Schedule

On March 30, Bohnix had a monster second year in 2025 leading the Denver Broncos to the

AFC's top seed with franchise records for A. Young quarterback.

He threw for nearly 4,000 yards, 25 touchdowns, and even ran for extra production, capping

it with the team's first playoff win since 2015, a wild 33-30 OT thriller over the Buffalo

Bills.

But late in that game, on a design run, Nick's broke his ankle bat enough for surgery,

sidelining him right there and over time, despite his three.

Touchdown passes that night.

The Broncos turned to back up Jared Stidham, and the offense sputtered in the AFC championship

against the Patriots amid a blizzard, scoring just.

Seven points in a 10-7 defeat, with Stidham fumbling and throwing a pick.

Early recovery vibes were cautious due to Nick's past ankle tweaks and his mobile style,

but the team brass stayed hopeful for a spring return.

Now owner Greg Penner says, Nick's is ahead of schedule and ready for organized team activities,

setting Denver up to Joe with new weapons like Jalen.

Waddle and push toward that Super Bowl run next fall.