Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix has been a hot topic this week after his impressive performance against the Atlanta Falcons last week. Even Pro Football Hall of Famer John Elway said "the sky

Elway had shared the record with four victories among his 10 starts in 1983 after entering the NFL as the No. 1 pick. Elway remained the Broncos’ quarterback through the 1998 season. During his Pro Football Hall of Fame career, Elway played with Denver in the Super Bowl five times.

The Broncos legend also discussed his diagnosis with Dupuytren's contracture five years ago and is now sharing story of his treatment.

John Elway hasn't met Bo Nix yet, but he'd like to help the Denver Broncos rookie if needed. The No.12 overall pick from Oregon has led the Broncos to a 6-5 record and is also firmly in the running for Offense Rookie of the Year after throwing for a career-high 307 yards and four touchdowns on Sunday.

Bo Nix continues to break Broncos rookie records previously held by John Elway. “I just have to give Elway a hard time,” Sean Payton said.

Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway discusses Broncos rookie Bo Nix and his battle with Dupuytren's Contracture, a condition that affects the hands and fingers.

Despite now being a few years removed from working with the Denver Broncos, where he had more misses than hits as general manager, John Elway still has orange, white and blue running through his veins. He joined The Adam Schefter Podcast to discuss the AFC West and Bo Nix 's impressive rookie season.

In the final part of John Elway’s interview with Broncos Wire, he talked about how Denver could hold off the competition and make it into the playoffs. "If we can stay healthy and have that ball bounce our way,