Overview
- Bo Nix took part in full-team drills on Saturday and said he feels "normal," marking the first time he has done full-team work since breaking his right ankle in the January playoff game.
- Nix had two surgeries on the injured ankle, including a follow-up procedure to remove bone spurs, and the team limited his offseason work before advancing him into team periods.
- Nix said he will continue to use his mobility and scramble when needed, calling that movement one of his strengths while also stressing the need to balance it with smart decision making.
- The offense is integrating offseason addition Jaylen Waddle, whom Nix called an "explosive playmaker," while Davis Webb has taken over play-calling duties from coach Sean Payton.
- Denver views Nix’s return as a key step toward readiness for the Sept. 14 season opener at Kansas City and the start of Nix’s contract-year campaign, with on-field chemistry and a consistent run game the next items to watch.