Final injury reports are now out for all teams playing in the wild card round except for the Texans and Steelers, who play on Monday

Denver Broncos backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham hasn’t thrown a pass in an NFL game in over two years. The former New England Patriots signal-caller will have a chance to do something that hasn’t been done in 33 years when the Broncos host the winner of Sunday’s playoff game between the Patriots and Houston Texans next

Just minutes after leading the Broncos to a thrilling win over the Bills, Denver got a season-changing injury update.

The veteran quarterback was added to the Broncos’ practice squad in the wake of the season ending injury to Bo Nix, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported on Sunday.

One rumor has popped up on social media claiming that Nix’s agent advised him to fake the injury. “Rumor has it #Broncos QB Bo Nix’s agent advised him to fake his ankle injury to avoid another “playoff disaster” and keep him under contract for a third consecutive season,” it reads.

The divisional round of the NFL playoffs is nearly fully set after some of the most thrilling games in recent memory. Wild-card weekend delivered as four of the five games came down to the wire.

After a win in Jacksonville, the Buffalo Bills and Josh Allen are in Denver to try to clinch their spot in next weekend’s AFC Championship Game. Today’s Divisional Round game is underway with the sixth-seeded Bills taking on the top-seeded Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High.

Denver previously beat New England 20-18 in the 2015 AFC Championship game and 26-16 in the 2013 AFC Championship game. Both games were played at Empower Field at Mile High. The winner of this year's AFC title game will advance to Super Bowl LX,