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"Having issue with bone spurs": Bo Nix gets real about ankle injury update as Broncos QB reveals follow-up procedure details
Bo Nix said a second April procedure relieved bone spurs, and Sean Payton said the quarterback should be fully healthy by late July.
- On Tuesday, Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix returned to the practice field for mandatory minicamp following an April surgery to address bone spurs in his ankle.
- Nix fractured his ankle during a January playoff win over the Buffalo Bills, but persistent soreness from bone spurs necessitated the second procedure in April.
- While participating in individual drills, the quarterback was held out of 11-on-11 team reps as head coach Sean Payton manages his return with caution.
- Medical staff report the ankle "looks good as new," and Payton believes Nix will be fully cleared by the end of June for training camp.
- The quarterback expressed confidence in his recovery, stating he feels "great" and expects to be "strong" and "fast" for the upcoming season.
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Broncos QB Bo Nix says bone spurs led to second ankle surgery, but ‘I feel great’
Denver Broncos QB Bo Nix said a 'little bit of an issue with bone spurs' led to him having a second operation on his ankle in April, but he will be fully healthy for training camp.
·Denver, United States
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