Denver Broncos Evaluate Bo Nix's Future Amid Performance Concerns

The Denver Broncos are currently evaluating the future of quarterback Bo Nix as his performance this season has raised concerns. According to a report by Jeff Legwold of ESPN, Nix's viability with the team may depend on his play over the next 11 games, following a regression after an ankle injury.

Nix, who has a record of 24-10 as a starter, has struggled this season, leading to changes in the coaching staff's approach. Head coach Sean Payton has taken over play-calling duties, and there are indications that backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham may soon take Nix's place if his performance does not improve.

Despite these challenges, the Broncos have not ruled out the possibility of signing Nix to a long-term contract if he can turn his performance around. Currently, Nix's contract averages $4.653 million per year, with a potential fifth-year option that could increase his salary significantly. The Broncos are preparing for their upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals, where they are favored to win.