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Broncos Confirm Nix as Starter, Steelers Wait on Rodgers

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Broncos Nick Kosmider confirms Bo Nix as starter, ahead of schedule in rehab; Steelers await Rodgers decision, potentially impacting draft pick.

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Broncos Confirm Nix as Starter, Steelers Wait on Rodgers

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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Broncos Confirm Nix as Starter, Steelers Wait on Rodgers. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 3rd, rumors flew on April Fool's Day about Aaron Rodgers heading to the Denver Broncos, but the team quickly shut that down. Broncos reported Nick Cosmider made it clear. Rodgers ain't visiting, and Bo Nyx will lead them into organized team activities once he's back. Nyx, the first round pick from 2024, dealt with a broken ankle from their playoff win over Buffalo back in January, but he's the established starter now. Earlier this week, General Manager George Patton gave a positive update on Nick's rehab. He's ahead of schedule, running and jumping already, and set to be ready for OTAs. Nick's had a solid year before the injury, throwing for nearly 4,000 yards and 25 touchdowns, even if his 11 picks race him. Ibrows. At just 25 wins in his first two seasons, he already holds the NFL record for rookie QBs. Fans and teams reacted fast to the Broncos news, killing any hype around Rodgers fitting in as a backup that wouldn't make sense for a vet like him who wants to start.

Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers are in a holding pattern, still waiting on Rodgers to decide his future ahead of the NFL draft from April 23rd to 25th. Over in Pittsburgh, owner Art Rooney said he hasn't talked to Rodgers directly, but the coach has been in regular contact, and a call's coming soon. They got Will Howard and Mason Rudolph on the roster, but Rodgers' choice could shape their number 21 pick. Last season, he signed a one-year deal where 13.65 million threw for over 3,000 yards, 24 touchdowns, and hit the playoffs. With Rodgers at 42, retirements on the table, but talks with the GM and coach keep things open. His move will ripple through the Steelers' plans and maybe the whole league, so eyes stay glued as draft weekneers.

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