Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix says he isn't planning on changing his playing style following the right ankle injury that prematurely ended his 2025 season.

Entering his third NFL season, Nix says his familiarity with the offense gives him freedom to attack defenses "in a more strategic way."

Over and over, Bo Nix planted his right foot and accurately delivered the ball downfield Saturday. On the few broken plays, he wasn't shy to tuck it and run. The Denver Broncos ' third-year quarterback who underwent a pair of surgeries on his right ankle this offseason is back working with the starters and leading the team that he took to the AFC Championship Game six months ago only to watch from the luxury suites as backup Jarrett Stidham directed Denver's offense in a three-point loss to New England in a snowstorm.

Bo is back. Third-year Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix says the fractured right ankle won't impact him in 2026. "I feel great," Nix said. "I feel normal. Nothing's holding me back. I'm out there playing like I normally do and feel really good in my spot.

Bo Nix’s right ankle snapped on a designed run on the second-to-last play of overtime, right before the Broncos locked down their wild playoff win against the Bills in January. The injury completely derailed his postseason on the spot,