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Broncos Quarterback Bo Nix Injures Ankle, Out for Playoffs After Big Win

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Bo Nix, the Denver Broncos' quarterback, suffered a broken ankle during a thrilling playoff victory against the Buffalo Bills, which ended in a 33-30 overtime win. The injury occurred on the second-to-last play of the game, and head coach Sean Payton confirmed that Nix will undergo surgery on Tuesday, sidelining him for the remainder of the postseason. This victory marks the Broncos' first home playoff win in ten years and serves as revenge against the Bills, who eliminated them last season. With Nix out, Jarrett Stidham will step in as the starting quarterback for the upcoming AFC Championship game.

Key Details: • Bo Nix will have surgery on Tuesday to repair his ankle injury. • Jarrett Stidham will replace Nix as quarterback for the AFC Championship. • The Broncos' victory over the Bills was their first playoff win at home in a decade.

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