Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix says he is feeling “normal” again after recovering from right ankle injuries and offseason surgeries. The third-year quarterback, who suffered a right ankle fracture at the end of the divisional-round win over the Buffalo Bills, has undergone two surgeries on the ankle this offseason. After those procedures, Nix had watched the Broncos’ most recent game from the luxury suites, with backup Jarrett Stidham directing the offense in a 3-point loss to the New England Patriots in snowy conditions. Following his return, Nix works with the starters during practice and leads the team’s workups. He describes the feeling in his ankle as good and states that it “won’t hold him back,” suggesting he is ready to resume a freer role rather than being limited by the injury. In his comments after practice, Nix says the ankle feels “great” and “normal,” indicating progress in his rehabilitation and clearance to participate in first-team activities. The reports do not specify a timetable for a return to games beyond his current practice status.