Amanda Balionis has reacted to Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix’s season-ending injury this week. The American journalist is known for covering the NFL and golf for CBS.

This week, the Denver Broncos competed in a divisional playoff game against the Buffalo Bills. However, Nix had a tough outing on the field and broke a bone in his right ankle.

The Broncos shared the news on their Instagram account, which was reshared by Balionis on her Instagram story with a caption:

“Holy s***t. From the heights of highs to this.”

The Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton has opened up about Bo Nix, who had a net worth of $6 million (via Celebrity Net Worth), after the game.

“[Nix] is a tough cookie,” Payton said. “I said, ‘Listen I believe you’re the second quarterback in his second year to take his team to the [conference] championship game and the first is [Patrick] Mahomes.’ … We’ll rise up for the next challenge.’

In the divisional playoff against the Bills, Nix recorded 279 yards passing to help the team win the game. He will have surgery on Tuesday in Birmingham.

Amanda Balionis shared excitement for the “new” PGA Tour season

Amanda Balionis has shared her excitement for the 2026 PGA Tour season. On Friday, she shared a few pictures on her Instagram account along with a sweet caption in which she talked about her excitement for the new tour season.

“A great few days spent with the incredible @amazonwebservices team 👏 Getting a closer look at how AI and innovative technology are helping drive the PGA TOUR forward has me even more excited for the new season 👀 always love the chance to learn from this team, brainstorm ideas and push the limits of the way we can tell stories through data,” she wrote.

Amanda Balionis shared pictures of herself from the field and also from the broadcasting desk. She glammed up in a stunning blue dress in the first slide of the post.

Notably, the new PGA Tour season has started this week with the Sony Open in Hawaii event. The tournament began on Thursday, January 15, and after three rounds, Davis Riley took the solo lead at 12-under. The tournament is heading toward its finale, scheduled to take place on Sunday.

In the season-opening PGA Tour event, 62-year-old Vijay Singh caught the people’s attention. He made the cut after playing two rounds of 68 and 70. The Fijian golfer then continued with a remarkable game even in the third round on Saturday. He played a round of 68 and jumped 15 spots on the leaderboard and settled into a tie for 32nd place.

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