Broncos quarterback Bo Nix confirmed his fractured right ankle won't hinder his offseason training. He expressed disappointment at missing the AFC title game, which the Broncos lost to the Patriots. Nix described the experience as “helpless.” The injury occurred in the divisional round win against the Bills. He is expected back in 4-6 weeks.

Nix, who underwent surgery, emphasized his recovery timeline, anticipating a return in time for the team's offseason program. His absence was felt, as the Broncos' offense struggled in the second half of the championship game. Nix had led the team to several comeback victories during the regular season, showcasing his impact.

During the regular season, Nix led the NFL with 612 pass attempts. While the injury was unfortunate, Nix remains optimistic. He had previously suffered ankle injuries in high school and college. The Broncos will look to Nix to lead the offense next season, building on his previous successes.

Broncos coach Sean Payton had previously mentioned Nix having a pre-existing condition, but Nix clarified that this wasn't the case. This is a critical offseason for Nix as he hopes to prove himself further. The team will need Nix healthy as they look to build on the foundation of their recent successes.