Bo Nix is the first QB in NFL history with 10+ wins and 30+ touchdowns in each of his first two seasons, per CBS.

In the wake of clinching the No. 1 playoff seed and posting a 14-3 regular-season record, the Denver Broncos made a few roster moves. On Monday, the Broncos promoted quarterback Sam Ehlinger to the active roster and waived tight end Marcedes Lewis and offensive tackle Geron Christian,

The Denver Broncos are predicted to cut ties with a veteran quarterback on a $12 million contract this offseason.

However, with Mile High Stadium historically being one of the toughest places to play, especially in the playoffs, and with a solid second-year quarterback in Bo Nix, it would not be surprising to see Denver make a deep run behind their fans as they seek to win their fourth Super Bowl, ten years from their last.

Former Denver Broncos legendary quarterback Peyton Manning had a positive yet honest review of the team's current signal-caller, Bo Nix, who led Denver to the AFC's No. 1 seed for the first time since The Sheriff himself was under center.

To be fair, the Broncos did beat Mahomes, Prescott, Love and Hurts, but there's no denying that they've faced an unusual slate of QBs in 2025. That will continue on Sunday as Denver attempts to beat Lance and secure the AFC's No. 1 seed going into the NFL playoffs.

The Denver Broncos replaced quarterback Russell Wilson with Bo Nix in 2024, which has worked out. Now, the latter has a chance to tie a record held by the former.

Davis Webb, who was a former backup quarterback, went immediately from the field to Sean Payton's coaching staff in 2023.

The Denver Broncos have parted was with tight end, Mercedes Lewis, who was previously the NFL's longest-tenured active non-quarterback.

The Ravens are interviewing Broncos DC Vance Jospeh this morning and Broncos QB coach Davis Webb this afternoon for their head coach vacancy

Nobody ever accused Kurt Warner of not being aggressive. He ranks sixth in NFL history with an average of 7.95 yards per pass attempt and threw the ball all over the place when winning two NFL MVP awards.