Broncos quarterback Bo Nix underwent a minor clean-up procedure on his ankle last week following a scheduled check-up with a specialist. While he continues to recover on schedule from the injury suffered in the divisional round, Denver plans to be conservative with his participation during the offseason program.
Nix is a true question mark to be ready for the start of training camp. Losing an entire offseason to injury rehab is a common recipe for a year-over-year regression in fantasy football. Risk averse superflex dynasty leaguers should be open to selling high on Nix this offseason.
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After weeks of trade denials, the Dolphins sent Jaylen Waddle to Denver for a haul of premium draft picks. While Waddle’s production recently dipped due to injuries and Miami’s run-heavy scheme, the 27-year-old now joins a high-volume Broncos passing attack. He’ll challenge Courtland Sutton to be Bo Nix’s top target in 2026, meanwhile Tutu Atwell and Malik Washington are vying for the defactor WR1 role on the rebuilding Dolphins.
The Broncos defeated the Buffalo Bills in a dramatic battle that went to overtime. A jubilant 33-30 victory to send the Broncos to the AFC Championship game has been met with the bad news that starting quarterback Bo Nix broke a bone in his ankle.
Nix will miss the rest of the playoffs. Sean Payton spoke of having faith in Jarrett Stidham as the next man up. While the strength of the Broncos has been their defense, losing Nix is less than optimal. Broncos fans will be torn between needing just 2 more wins to managing feelings of the cruelty to lose their quarterback so close to the proverbial mountaintop.
Bo Nix is PlayerProfiler’s 12th ranked quarterback in dynasty. All signs point to him returning by week 1 of the 2026 season. Dynasty managers would be wise to check in on a trade to acquire Nix in superflex leagues.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coachretzlaff1)
Quarterback Bo Nix delivered his second 300 yard passing day of the season, carrying the Denver Broncos to a overtime win against the Washington Commanders. Nix also tossed one touchdown pass, added 16 yards on the ground and one interception.
Rookie running back RJ Harvey totaled over 60 scrimmage yards and two rushing touchdowns. Evan Engram led the receiving group with six receptions for 69 yards, Courtland Sutton totaled 62 receiving yards on five catches and a score.
Harvey will never see bell cow usage because of the way Sean Payton rotates his running backs but he’s a solid running back two rest of season. It will be hard to pinned down who will be the the top Broncos pass catcher week to week but if Nix continues his solid play all of the receiving group will be useful at different times.
Author: David Leonard Jr. (@RealDelcoDave)
The Denver Broncos only scored one touchdown in their game Thursday night against the Las Vegas Raiders. In the second quarter Bo Nix connected with Troy Franklin for a seven yard touchdown.
Nix finished with 150 passing yards and two interceptions as well as the touchdown pass. Rookie wide receiver Pat Bryant led the team with 43 receiving yards on just one reception, JK Dobbins led the way on the ground with 77 rushing yards. Rookie running back RJ Harvey and wide receiver Courtland Sutton both had less than 25 scrimmage yards.
This was a disappointing performance for the Denver offense but Franklin seems to have established himself as their clear cut wide receiver two, Sutton and Dobbins remain quality fantasy assets and the rookies, Bryant and Harvey are still carving out their roles.
Author: David Leonard Jr. (@RealDelcoDave)
The Denver Broncos stampeded over the Dallas Cowboys in 44-24 win. Quarterback Bo Nix had 4 passing touchdowns, running back JK Dobbins had 111 rushing yards on 15 carries and rookie running back RJ Harvey exploded for 3 touchdowns, 2 on the ground and 1 through the air.
Bo Nix was QB8 on the season heading into week 8, the offense is starting to gel at the right time. JK Dobbins is on pace for his best season as a pro despite injury woes throughout his career thus far. Rookie running back RJ Harvey has been disappointing up until this week. Harvey’s play should warrant him more playing time. Both backs should be very complementary with Nix at the helm. Denver head coach Sean Payton has this offense rolling ahead. The Broncos offense is very viable in fantasy.
Author: Jesse Baldwin @J_Baldwin51
