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Nick Foles' message to Broncos fans: Pats 'struggle against backup QBs'

playHow much will Bo Nix's absence affect Broncos? (1:45)Ryan Clark and Jason Kelce detail where the Broncos go from here with Bo Nix being out for the rest of the playoffs. (1:45)Anthony GharibJan 18, 2026, 09:26 PM ETEmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsThe Denver Broncos will face the New England Patriots in next Sunday's AFC Championship Game with backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham starting.

Nick Foles' message to Broncos fans: Pats 'struggle against backup QBs'

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Key Highlights

  • Luckily for the Broncos, backup quarterbacks have found postseason success against the Patriots.
  • Just ask Nick Foles. The Patriots and Broncos are vying for a spot in Super Bowl LX, and Foles was quick to point out a quirk that could be in Denver's favor. Broncos quarterback Bo Nix suffered a fractured right ankle on the third-to-last play of their 33-30 win over the Buffalo Bills on Saturday.
  • As a result, Stidham, who has a 1-3 record in four career starts, is slated to start against New England.
  • He hasn't started a game since the final two of the 2023 season. However, Foles comforted Denver fans Sunday by writing on X: "A positive note going into the game versus the Patriots is that they struggle against backup QBs in championship-type games." View this post on Instagram A post shared by ESPN (@espn) Foles was referring to his memorable Super Bowl LII performance when he led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 41-33 victory over the Patriots.
  • He won MVP honors after throwing for 373 yards and three touchdowns, outlasting Tom Brady and a team coming off a Super Bowl win.
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