Denver Broncos starting quarterback Bo Nix broke his ankle during Saturday's 33-30 overtime win in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs. Nix will undergo surgery and miss the rest of the postseason.

Drake Maye led the New England Patriots to a 28-16 win over the Houston Texans in Saturday’s divisional round matchup. The two-time Pro Bowl quarterback finished with 16-of-27 completed passes for 179 yards, three touchdowns and one interception, adding 10 yards on the ground on four carries.

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix injured his ankle bone on second-to-last play of overtime win against Buffalo Bills and will undergo surgery Tuesday, ending his playoff run.

When Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton broke the news that quarterback Bo Nix had fractured his ankle and would be done for the year, it seemed so unbelievable.

Every year, the playoffs are defined by a handful of players who show up in the biggest moments. This year will be no different.

The 2024 NFL Draft classmates were set to face off for the first time in the NFL next week but won't due to a season-ending injury.

NBA’s Larry Bird vs Magic Johnson. Boxing’s Joe Frazier vs Muhammad Ali. Soccer’s Cristiano Ronaldo vs Lionel Messi. Likewise, the NFL has Denver Bron.

The Broncos' fight was on display as they knocked off the Bills, but can they make the Super Bowl without their starting quarterback?

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen took the blame for his team's Saturday night elimination from the divisional round of the 2025 NFL playoffs.

While Denver was able to outlast Buffalo and send Josh Allen packing, the victory came at a tremendous cost as quarterback Bo Nix suffered a season-ending ankle injury during overtime. In the later game on Saturday,

The No. 1 seed in the AFC playoff field, Denver (15-3) plays the winner of Sunday’s Houston Texans-New England Patriots contest in the AFC Championship Game at 2 p.m. CST Jan. 25 at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver. The winner of that game will represent the conference in Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8.

Nick Foles took to social media to encourage Broncos fans by reminding them that backup QBs are capable of beating the Patriots in championship games.