Some victories are merely recorded in history, while others resonate on a deeper level, feeling like pivotal moments even before celebrations end. The Denver Broncos’ overtime win against the Buffalo Bills was meant to be one of those profound victories – a statement of strength. It signified after years of uncertainty, this franchise had rediscovered its true identity. Instead, it became complicated almost immediately. The celebration barely had time to breathe before the news broke Bo Nix would miss the rest of the postseason with an injury. Just like that, the conversation shifted. The win was still real, the score still final, the ticket to the championship game still punched, but the tone changed. Hope turned into hedging and excitement gave way to disclaimers. That is where this one starts to hurt. It is one thing to acknowledge the reality of losing a starting quarterback. It is another thing entirely to watch fans rush to invalidate everything that came before it. Suddenly,…