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At Denver Broncos training camp, quarterback Bo Nix and edge rusher Nik Bonitto reportedly got into a heated altercation, with Bonitto held back by teammates. Lineman Calvin Throckmorton was seen bleeding and left the field, but Nix and Bonitto returned for more drills. Described as the most heated altercation in Sean Payton’s tenure, the incident comes as Denver heads toward Friday’s preseason game against Green Bay.
Broncos quarterback Bo Nix sparked a tense training-camp moment by grabbing Nik Bonitto from a pile after a sack; Bonitto reacted angrily as linemen separated them, and Nix had earlier been knocked down and threw the ball. Nix framed the confrontation as part of football and valuable preparation for games, while Broncos defensive coordinator Vance Joseph warned that players shouldn’t hit Nix.
Nik Bonitto's crucial play in overtime, where he swatted away a 2-point conversion attempt by Washington, secured the Denver Broncos' 27-26 victory, extending their winning streak to nine games.
Nik Bonitto has praised Giants rookie QB Jaxson Dart after initially underestimating him, acknowledging Dart's mobility and playmaking ability in their recent game, which was a different challenge for the Broncos' defense. Both Bonitto and teammate Jonathon Cooper recognized Dart's talent and bright future, despite their pre-game comments and the Broncos' narrow win. The focus now shifts to preparing for the next opponent, Dak Prescott.
The Denver Broncos signed edge rusher Nik Bonitto to a detailed multi-year contract worth approximately $22.27 million annually, with significant guaranteed money and escalators based on performance and awards, including potential salary increases from 2025 to 2029.
The Denver Broncos extended outside linebacker Nik Bonitto's contract for four years, recognizing his impressive performance including 13.5 sacks in 2023, Pro Bowl honors, and key game-changing plays, making him a vital part of their defense.
Broncos edge rusher Nik Bonitto has agreed to a four-year contract extension worth up to $120 million, with a base of $106 million and $70 million guaranteed, after a breakout 2024 season with 13.5 sacks and multiple touchdowns.
Nik Bonitto signed a four-year, $106 million extension with the Denver Broncos, making him the highest-paid non-QB in franchise history, reflecting his rising impact as a top pass rusher in the NFL.
The Denver Broncos are delaying extending outside linebacker Nik Bonitto's contract, influenced by recent high-profile deals for other pass rushers like Trey Hendrickson and Micah Parsons, which could raise Bonitto's market value. Despite some concerns about his run defense and his role on a crowded defense, Bonitto is expected to receive a significant raise, and negotiations are likely to conclude successfully.
Several Denver Broncos players, including cornerback Pat Surtain II and outside linebacker Nik Bonitto, are among the top vote-getters in early fan voting for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games. Surtain ranks second among cornerbacks, while Bonitto is third among outside linebackers. Other Broncos players like Zach Allen and Brandon Jones also feature prominently in the top 10 of their respective positions. Fan voting continues until December 23, with social media votes counting double from December 22-23.
The Denver Broncos have ruled out tight end Greg Dulcich and linebacker Nik Bonitto for Saturday's game. Dulcich, who returned to practice this week, remains on injured reserve with a hamstring injury and is now dealing with a foot injury. Bonitto injured his knee last Sunday and did not practice this week. Safety P.J. Locke is listed as questionable. The Broncos also waived linebacker Ronnie Perkins and are expected to sign tight end Lucas Krull to the active roster.
The Denver Broncos are not looking ahead to the AFC playoff race and are solely focused on their upcoming matchup against the Houston Texans. Head Coach Sean Payton emphasized the importance of taking it one game at a time and not wasting energy on things they can't control. The Broncos are preparing for a critical road game against a talented Texans team that is coming off a tough loss. Outside linebacker Nik Bonitto is within reach of a double-digit sack season and is focused on taking it one game at a time to achieve that goal.
Denver Broncos outside linebacker Nik Bonitto is looking to build on a "decent" rookie season and become a more confident and productive player in his second year. Bonitto acknowledged the learning curve of transitioning from college to the NFL and the differences in offensive schemes. He aims to play more freely and improve his run defense, which he has showcased during training camp. Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph plans to utilize Bonitto's quickness and bend off the line of scrimmage, allowing him to use his natural skill set. Bonitto is motivated to prove his potential and make an impact in the upcoming season.