After the post-season revelation that Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix had played since Week 12 against the Las Vegas Raiders with transverse process back fractures ... about our spine, it's ...

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix played with three spinal fractures during the ... “The biggest week was I had a transverse process fracture in my back,” Nix said, per Mike Klis of 9News.

A transverse process fracture relates to the bone wings on the side of the vertebrae. Nix said there were three lumbars involved in his lower back. "The biggest week was I had a transverse process ...

A transverse-process fracture is a break in the bony extensions on the sides of a vertebra in the spine. “It was a long 18-, 19-week season, but, fortunately, God was good to me this year ...

Nix appeared on the Week 13 injury report with a back injury, which has now been revealed as a transverse process fracture, a break on a side of a vertebra in your spine. He had three of these ...

Transverse process fractures are breaks in the small bony projections off the vertebrae in the spine. These injuries are often painful but generally do not lead to spinal instability or severe ...

A transverse process is the bony part of each vertebrae that sticks out to the side. Nix had three fractures in the lower part of his back. Such fractures most typically happen after collisions ...

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix revealed Monday he played part of his rookie season with transverse process fractures in his back. Nix, speaking to reporters Monday as players were cleaning out ...

For that moment it was annoying, but it kind of went away.” A transverse process is the bony part of each vertebrae that sticks out to the side. Nix had three fractures in the lower part of his back.

The transverse process is a small bone that sticks out from either side of the vertebrae. "Yes, I got twisted up a little bit, had three process fractures. A lot of guys play with a lot of those ...