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If any doubt lingered about Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix’s status for Monday night, he put it to rest Friday. “I’m good to go,” he said flatly. “Ready to roll.” Nix was estimated to be a limited participant in Denver’s Thursday walkthrough because of a back issue but then was a full participant Friday.

Denver Broncos QB Bo Nix was limited in practice with a back injury ahead of a MNF matchup against Cleveland Browns in Week 13.

Nix has now won NFL.com’s Rookie of the Week award in three consecutive weeks, making him the first player in franchise history to accomplish such a feat. Nix previously won after impressing against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 10 and against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 11.

Bo Nix’s health leading up to the Broncos’ matchup against the Browns on Monday night is worth monitoring. The rookie quarterback was listed as a limited participant due to a back injury. Denver’s injury report on Thursday was an estimation since the team held a walkthrough.

It’s a short week for the Raiders and Chiefs. They meet up on Black Friday, so the final injury report came out a day early. The two teams released it on Thursday morning, despite their final practice occurring Wednesday.

Nix, the 12th overall pick in the NFL draft this spring, continues to build a resume that could see him named NFL’s offensive rookie of the year. If he wins that award, he would be the first Broncos player to do so since running back Clinton Portis in 2002.