Broncos' Jarrett Stidham to more than double NFL playoff record set by Joe Webb in 2012 originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Denver Broncos are entering their AFC Championship matchup against the New England Patriots with a major hurdle to clear.

Denver Broncos quarterback Jarrett Stidham has proven himself to be a capable backup here in Denver. Stidham was originally signed by the Broncos in 2023, to backup then-quarterback Russell Wilson. After the Broncos benched Wilson at the end of 2023 and drafted Bo Nix in 2024, Stidham found himself in a competition for the starting job.

All that stands between the New England Patriots and their first trip to the Super Bowl since Tom Brady left is a backup quarterback that they already know pretty well.

Jarrett Stidham will join a pretty unique group of quarterbacks if the Denver Broncos defeat the New England Patriots in Sunday's AFC Championship. Stidham -- who will replace Bo

One NFL executive believes backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham may be an upgrade for the Denver Broncos. Broncos starting QB Bo Nix broke a bone in his right ankle in overtime of a

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix injured his ankle during his team's game against the Buffalo Bills on Saturday, Jan. 17, according to coach Sean Payton. Jarrett Stidham is set to take over as the starting quarterback.

Kennedy Stidham, the wife of Denver Broncos quarterback Jarrett, sent a clear message after Bo Nix's season-ending injury.

After a hard fought battle that resulted in an overtime field goal win against the Buffalo Bills, the Broncos immediately received heartbreaking news that quarterback Bo Nix would be out for the remainder of the season with an ankle injury.