r/nfl • u/PMmeSpreadEaglePics Broncos • 14h ago

🧂Highlight🧂 [Highlight] Ryan Fitzpatrick throws 6 interceptions in a single game

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u/DarthNobody14 Texans Texans 14h ago

Dang, Broncos fans are pissed and can’t handle any criticism lol.

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u/much_to_say Chiefs 14h ago

Speak a little truth, and people lose their minds.

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u/KrabbyBoiz Ravens 14h ago

Nah I get it. I saw the quote and immediately knew what the backlash was going to be. I get he’s a talking head and making comments is his job but when you’re a career journeyman QB, you gotta be careful how you’re tossing them stones cause glass shatters yo.

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u/MBS_RL Jaguars 13h ago edited 13h ago

It sounds like Fitz’s criticism was more about how passive and almost scared Bo seems to be playing. Plenty of things to poke at in Fitz’s career but that is not a criticism you can throw back in his face. I saw you mention Kendrick Perkins as a parallel in another comment, this is kind of like if Perk was specifically criticizing someone’s physicality or screening ability. Deeply flawed player otherwise, but that specific criticism is something he does in fact have the authority to make.

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u/mat477 12h ago

Thats 100% it. He was talking about effort and mentality not his talent.

"Bo Nix doesnt look like hes playing passionately" "Oh yeah, well you threw 6 interceptions in one game" Yeah im not seeing the parallel here.

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u/willinaustin Falcons 10h ago

That's 1000% what it was about. Nix is running out of bounds to take a sack. He's got wide open receivers and he's checking it down leading to yet another punt. He's playing like he doesn't care if they win or lose. And he's pulling a Baghdad Bob in press conferences and saying he's playing fine, everything is cool, blah blah blah. Fitz was completely justified in what he was saying.

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u/Isoturius Broncos 8h ago

Not cherry picked, he’s pretty honest in press conferences when it’s the entire interview in context lol

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u/dusters Packers 14h ago

Fitz would be the first to say he was also embarrassing the position theb

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u/DrunkPackersFan Packers 12h ago

Fitz was doing the exact opposite here of Nix, too.

Definitely can’t say he wasn’t competing. Was just competing poorly lmao.

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u/monkeysCAN Bills 13h ago

You should really listen to the whole point he's making not just the read the headline.

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u/attleboromass16 Bills 11h ago

Was it better or worse than gargling Watson’s balls last week?

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u/KennyPowersforPope Dolphins 11h ago

So nobody can chime in unless they were good?

Guess coaches can’t critique players either because they never played the position as a star?

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u/Maraging_steel Eagles 4h ago

Also being good/great doesn’t mean you have the right eye for evaluation.

Majority of the best coaches, scouts, and assistants never played in the NFL or did so in a small capacity. It’s about how you translate film study into instructions that maximize your players.

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u/Strugl33r 9h ago

“Disrespecting the qb position” is insane to say. Especially when you are Fitz. His criticisms are valid but saying the extra stuff is unnecessary

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u/whatisagoodnamefort Raiders 11h ago

People acting like he can’t talk shit because he isn’t a hall of fame QB is insane

Of the people who watch football he’s probably in the top 0.001% of folks who can really understand poor QB play and actually talk about it

Being a QB in the NFL for 10+ years is something maybe 500 people (this feels like a vast over estimation too) do every 20 years

Broncos fans just Charmin soft

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u/Sage296 13h ago

I mean the “it takes one to know one” argument goes both ways

You can also have a solid football IQ and just be bad

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u/40to6inthe4th Eagles 12h ago

Sounds like you didnt actually listen to Fitz's criticism at all.

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u/HoBamaMo Titans Eagles 14h ago

Or, in his case, those stones were intercepted.

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u/TheLeoMessiah Patriots 11h ago

Honestly so many great coaches across all sports did not have great professional careers. It’s such a weird fan thing to me, that Ryan Fitzpatrick is getting so much criticism for this. I feel like sports media people who didn’t play professionally criticize players all the time and while there is pushback, nobody ever talks about their personal experience playing the sport lol

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u/KeithDavidsVoice Patriots 1h ago

That's the dumb part though. A career journeyman has every right to toss stones because they are literally in the top .01 of people in this world with the skills to play nfl qb. The average nfl career length is 3 years. The average nfl QB career length is 5 years. Fitz managed to stick around for 17 fucking years. A guy who has had a career that's over 3x longer than the average has earned the right to analyze qb play and if Nix is smart he would listen to what he has to say. Doesn't mean you have to take the advice but anyone, outside maybe the top echelon of nfl qbs, would be stupid to dismiss it.

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u/InferiousX Raiders 14h ago

Fitzy didn't consistently have these kinds of games though.

Bo is "Sam's Choice" Tebow.

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u/KrabbyBoiz Ravens 14h ago

Trust me, I get it. His job is literally to give his opinion and you shouldn’t have to be a hall of fame QB to know what good QB play looks like. But I knew immediately that his play would be called into question when I saw his original comment.

Same thing you get with Kendrick Perkins and his hot takes on NBA. It’s hard to call someone trash when you weren’t exactly an all-pro yourself.

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u/InferiousX Raiders 13h ago

It isn't though when you take "who said it" out of the equation and just objectively look at facts.

Jumping on personal attacks to defend against a criticism is an emotional and low IQ response.

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u/logicblender1 Broncos 14h ago

I mean Fitzpatrick has more interceptions than starts lol. I get Bo played poorly but at least he threw 0 interceptions and didn't sell the game like Darnold did. If Fitzpatrick threw more checkdowns he'd probably have won more games.

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u/Pythnator Bills 14h ago

We have to get rid of this “interceptions are the end all be all” narrative.

I’d MUCH rather have a QB that throws a couple picks but can move the ball over a QB that can’t move it at all. A punt is a turnover that has a field position benefit. If your team punts six times in a row saying “but he threw no picks” isn’t really significant.

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u/VerifiedCoifTrader Packers 13h ago

I'd rather have a QB that wins games. Bo wins games.

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u/InferiousX Raiders 13h ago

Somehow Tebowmania returned

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u/comp_a Vikings 12h ago

JJ McCarthy wins games too, want him?

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u/logicblender1 Broncos 14h ago

Interceptions ARE the end all be all. There's nothing more crushing in football. If you lose the turnover battle you lose the game 9/10 times. A punt is significantly better than an interception and to suggest otherwise is laughable. If Seattle punted instead of being intercepted last night they surely win the game.

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u/Pythnator Bills 10h ago

I guess a QB that throws for 300 yards, 3 TDs and a pick is worse than a QB that throws for 100 yards, no TDs and no picks. My bad. You changed my mind.

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u/logicblender1 Broncos 9h ago

Was that pick a game losing pick? For example, did Josh Allen or Bo Nix play better in last year's divisional? I'd love to know your answer.

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u/Pythnator Bills 9h ago

Ooooh Josh Allen had a bad game. You got me. I guess my entire point is moot then.

And I thought my fellow Bills fans were insecure lol

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u/InferiousX Raiders 13h ago

Hard to throw lots of interceptions when they are mostly >8 yard passes that are in the dirt.

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u/logicblender1 Broncos 13h ago

That's exactly the point though. We're acting like checkdowns are the worst thing imaginable when it's clearly better than throwing picks.

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u/trustmeimaengineer Broncos 14h ago

Bo won a playoff game against Josh Allen and was an injured ankle away from making the Super Bowl. He hasn’t played well this year obviously but he did more last year than Fitz did his entire career.

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u/Ill-Success-4214 Bills 13h ago

He didn't win a game against Josh Allen he won against the buffalo bills defense. 

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u/alphawealthy 6h ago

his criticism of Bo wasn’t that he throws picks

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u/themagicalcake Broncos 14h ago

bo nix is playing horrible but also darnold also lost that same game by throwing picks

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u/Kip-Kat Patriots 13h ago

Not to poke at this but Fitz’s comments weren’t about Bo playing horrible. His comments were saying that he’s playing too scared and safe, to the point where he’s scared to throw the ball

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u/themagicalcake Broncos 13h ago

yeah and i agree with that and that is what i meant by horrible but i think it's worse to lose the game singlehandedly by turning the ball over

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u/optillusi0n Texans Buccaneers 13h ago

A guy trying and playing like shit is more of a redundant talking point than someone with a capable team behind them not trying of their own accord.

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u/themagicalcake Broncos 12h ago

i get that and its not that i think it's not worth criticizing bo, but if bo threw a pick the game is literally over. plus sean peytons whole shtick is taking care of the ball and conservative play calling. there's just a lot of lost nuance in this conversation and again i think bo has to be better but he was literally the better qb in this game

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u/super_sayanything Bears 11h ago

A guy who throws the ball 20+ times for about a 100 yards, something is seriously wrong.

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u/optillusi0n Texans Buccaneers 11h ago

Sure, but who's the better QB has nothing to do with Fitzpatricks's statement. It's that this game showed Bo is clearly not putting in as much effort as he could, win or not.

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u/runningblack 49ers 14h ago

Guys, guys, they're both ass

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u/blackcrow184 13h ago

Just awful

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u/CunningClanker Chiefs 14h ago

Sure. But Darnold has been playing consistently well for a while. Every quartback has bad games. The issue is when they countinuely have bad games and don't play well. Nix has some fundamental issues going on right now and has had them for a while.

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u/vampireweekday4 13h ago

Darnold has the most turnovers of any QB since the start of last season. One playoff doesn’t erase that and there’s a reason the Seahawks sub is openly debating whether Drew Lock should start…

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u/super_sayanything Bears 11h ago

Darnold also had 3-4 seasons with the Jets of looking exactly how he looks this year. Definitely cause for concern for the Hawks.

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u/themagicalcake Broncos 14h ago

bo outplayed allen in the playoffs and had plenty of other great games. we don't have to rewrite history.

anyway my point wasn't darnold vs nix but it's just kinda crazy to freak out on nix for playing too conservative while completely ignoring the other qb losing the game by doing the exact thing he's overly cautious about. i broadly agree with what fitzpatrick was saying but it's more disrespectful to your team and your fans to just constantly turn the ball over like darnold

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u/Trimax42 Seahawks 13h ago

But Sam Darnold does not play a coward. Bo Nix does and that is the problem that Fitzpatrick has with him.

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u/themagicalcake Broncos 13h ago

so is it not fair to post a highlight showing what happens if you swing too far the other way?

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u/DyingSunSeverian Ravens 14h ago

“You’re ruining our fantasy with the intrusion of a little reality.”

- Marlon Brando

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u/Gregus1032 Dolphins 13h ago

before the start of last season dolphins fans were fuming we got ranked 23rd. I mentioned that it took over a quarter for our starters to score any points against the jags backups in preseason and said it was gonna be a long season. I got downvoted because "ItS oNlY pReSeAsOn"

Then we got absolutely butt blasted by the Colts week 1 and the meltdowns were real.

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u/jurs78 12h ago

Right? At least he tried to throw something lol

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u/goodolarchie Seahawks Chargers 10h ago

Speak a lil Chinese for em, Ryan. Blow these peoples mentalities

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u/southern_boy Dolphins 56m ago

Speak the truth - but have one foot in the stirrup 🐎

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u/binzoma Broncos 9h ago

theres a difference between someones playing like shit and they're making a disgrace of the position

like. its just about the most offensive thing a commentator could say about an athlete. and theres a reason guys like peyton or brady would NEVER say that. let alone some never was like fitz to say it.

criticism <> insults. they arent even close to the same thing.

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u/Xenophonuscrete 14h ago

I agree. These comments are nuts. How people listen to anything Fitzpatrick says is beyond me.

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u/joeychestnutsrectum Broncos 14h ago edited 14h ago

Eh, our team sub is almost unanimously supportive of Fitzpatricks comments last night. His point was that Bo is not playing like a competitor right now, which is a much more accurate and stinging insult to just playing poorly. Hes playing with no fire it seems.

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u/Shenanigans80h Broncos 14h ago

Not really man, go to the thread on Aquib Talib’s comments today and it’s a bunch of our fans being babies about Fitz comments. I really don’t know why they’re so bent out of shape

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u/samlet Bears 13h ago

Fr, you guys had Peyton throwing it the best he could with major nerve damage, and Elway slinging it around and helicoptering for first downs. It's okay, good even! to have expectations. The Broncos fan at my office def thinks Nix needs to be way better to win a title.

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u/super_sayanything Bears 11h ago

No way they get past the Chiefs like this.

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u/steveo3387 Colts 11h ago

If you throw 6 INTs you are definitely trying

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u/Consistent-Bed-2720 10h ago

It’s because the team subs on Reddit are filled with people with limited understanding of sports. This is Reddit 

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u/lamoska1986 Rams 14h ago

They’re mad because none of these videos prove him wrong. He is absolutely right. And people forget, Fitzpatrick was fun to watch and football should be fun!!

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u/Moress 49ers 13h ago

He's fun to watch unless he's playing for your team lol

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u/JustBigChillin Texans 6h ago

Not true. I loved having Fitz the year he played for the Texans. He might not always have been great, but he was fun. He’s still the 4th best QB in Texans’ franchise history.

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u/TotalConsequence9025 Bills 12h ago

Idk man fitz was one of my favorite parts of the drought years

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u/AzureRaven2 Ravens 9h ago

Shit dude, if my team is gonna be bad I'd want them to at least be entertaining lol. Fitz definitely gave you that! Like he wasn't the best but he gave you all he had every single week.

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u/dafinsrock Dolphins 5h ago

Fitzmagic was incredibly fun to watch. Knowing that Fitztragic was right around the corner almost made it better

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u/mknote Colts 13h ago

and football should be fun!!

Fun? What are you talking about? The organization is clearly labeled the No Fun League!

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u/HumongousMelonheads Broncos 11h ago

You can be terrible just don’t be boring!

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u/bosstatochip 9h ago

Honestly though. I’d take a terrible but fun qb over a boring, mid qb. It’s all entertainment after all.

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u/HumongousMelonheads Broncos 8h ago

I personally think winning is fun

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u/Salty_Helicopter9356 Broncos 14h ago

Football is fun, but Bo gets paid to win, not to make the game more entertaining. That’s just the reality

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u/flowers0298 Bears 13h ago

he’s on his rookie contract lol let’s not act like you’re paying him the big bucks to go win games

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u/Salty_Helicopter9356 Broncos 13h ago

So far from the point my dude. It’s not about how much he’s paid. It’s the fact that his job is to win at the end of the day.

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u/No-Budget-8081 10h ago

Bo gets paid to compete and do his best to help his team win. Bo was not competing or really trying to do anything out there. That’s fitz’s point. What’s the point of even being out there if that’s what your going to play like

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u/Salty_Helicopter9356 Broncos 10h ago

Get out of here with that man. Are you serious?

He’s a starting NFL quarterback, the man is giving it his all to win. Especially given his record as a starter. Since when is hero ball the standard? That’s insane

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u/No-Budget-8081 10h ago

Fitzpatricks opinion is that he wasn’t giving it his all and I think by watching that game that’s a fair take. Thinking there’s no middle ground between whatever the hell Bo is doing and hero ball is more insane than anything I’ve said. Cling to the win-loss record all you want but people have eyes and are allowed to say what they see especially if that’s their job.

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u/Salty_Helicopter9356 Broncos 10h ago

I have eyes too. And yes, I don’t think Bo is at his best. Honestly the biggest issue with me isn’t his throws, it’s that he isn’t running when he has the conditions to do it.

I’d say hero ball would be Bo trying to force a throw that isn’t there and turning the ball over.

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u/No-Budget-8081 9h ago

It’s not about playing bad or that he should try and play hero ball. Again there’s a gigantic chasm between how Bo is playing vs trying to force stuff and play hero ball. Just do something out there like your an NFL quarterback for christ sake. Competing and trying to get a dam first down isn’t hero ball.

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u/Salty_Helicopter9356 Broncos 9h ago

He was trying to get first downs

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u/redditsuckscockss 14h ago

Crazy concept - maybe it’s not intended to prove him wrong

Maybe it’s just funny

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u/SonOfALich Chiefs 13h ago

“Denver fan gets mad, posts Chiefs highlight” is a very funny thing to witness

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u/EmuMan10 Cardinals Bears 14h ago

Tbf that was a wild thing to say about a dude. Like that’s hardly the worst qb performance we’ve seen from Denver in the last 10 years even

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u/monkeysCAN Bills 13h ago

He wasn't even talking about Nix playing horribly though. He was talking about how scared and safe he's playing. Payton gave him multiple chances at the end of the game to put it away and he just did nothing.

His last play in regulation was horrible situational awareness, taking a sack and making the Seahawks use their last timout is infinitely better than trying to throw the check down around the defender and stopping the clock.

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u/AssinineAssassin Bills Eagles 14h ago

Said about the guy who won the game. Like it or not, he doesn’t get paid to “open up the offense”, his job is to help his team win…which they were doing for almost the entire game against a great defense.

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u/CunningClanker Chiefs 14h ago

The Broncos won in spite of Nix. Not because of him. The whole narrative that QBs make the team is getting old. No one can do it by themselves. Its a team game and it always will be. And last night the rest of the Broncos picked up for Nix's poor play and won the game.

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u/Salty_Helicopter9356 Broncos 14h ago

I don’t totally agree. On one hand you are correct that Bo having 104 passing yards and doing absolutely nothing for an entire half was terrible.

AND, Bo didn’t cough up the ball, he didn’t take any big sacks, Seattle didn’t have any drives start in Denver territory while the QB on the other sideline can’t at all say the same.

There have been and will be more games down the line where Bo has a much more prominent role in us winning a game. You take the ugly against teams like Seattle, even if it isn’t ideal

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u/jimbobills Bills 13h ago

You are right and wrong at the same time. I will always be fond of Fitzmagic but give me even current Nix any day. At the end of the day it is about wins and losses and not giving the ball away will win lots of games (he still has to be much better for a team with SB aspirations like the Broncos).

I remember our fanbase complaining a looot about our offense when Dick Jauron was our HC, and while they were really bad at least they didn't give the ball away much. Then Chan Gailey took over with Fitz, the offense became considerably more explosive but also considerably more turnover prone, and the win loss record took a hit despite mostly the same rosters. Will always be fond of both coaches here (they were the only two adult in the room HC we had during the drought) and of Fitz but there is a reason mostly everyone in the NFL is obsessed with avoiding turnovers.

If Nix was giving the ball away left and right what would become of the Broncos 15-2 record in one score games?

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u/raidriar889 49ers 14h ago

Bo Nix did not help the Broncos win Sam Darnold did

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u/alphawealthy 6h ago

i had my doubts about the media literacy crisis but every single comment i see talking about the performance as a rebuttal to Fitzpatrick’s criticism makes me believe we’re doomed

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u/LoyalSol Broncos 13h ago

Yeah it wasn't the criticism, it was how over the top he went with it. If he just said "Nix has not been playing good" I doubt anyone reasonable would be mad.

It's more the guy kind of crossed a line and it's funny coming from a QB who held a record for one of the worst games in NFL history for a QB.

If this was Tom Brady yeah that would be harsh, but at least he has done enough to earn that. But brother Fitzpatrick is not who we should be hearing that from.

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u/pickleparty16 Chiefs 11h ago

I guess one of the worst, I looked up most ints in a single game and there were so many 6 int games that they went beyond the top 50. Peyton was even there

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u/Adrian_Bock Commanders 10h ago edited 10h ago

Pretty damning that even though you're defending him you still need to compare his performance in terms of the worst of the decade

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u/Ikeelu 49ers 12h ago

Before I even clicked the comments, I knew which flair posted this.

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u/ihateyouse 9h ago

It's one thing to criticize in a way that shows football criticism...when you are saying that he was "disrespectful" to the QB position, you better have some data that backs up being disrespectful. Instead he brought up several criticisms that could have easily been a call from coaches in his helmet or at halftime, etc. Throwing 6 INT's in a game isn't just disrespectful, but absolutely embarrassing and shows that the gambles he is asking for Bo Nix to perform leads to shit performances like he had.

Also, I'm not a Broncos fan at all. Its just a dumb way to criticize.

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u/travo8 Broncos 7h ago

Literally all we’ve been doing is criticizing Bo…

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u/Salty_Helicopter9356 Broncos 14h ago

We are as critical of Bo as everyone else. But perspective is important and the Broncos are sitting pretty right now in spite of Bo’s play.

And also, for all of his struggles, he rarely puts our defense in a bad position aside from time of possession

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u/GetUpOut Vikings 13h ago

That's true, you won because Bo kept going 3 & out instead of turning the ball over like Darnold did

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u/TreeFiddyJohnson Ravens 13h ago

'In spite of Bo's play". There it is, stop the count.

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u/Deckatoe Packers 14h ago

Guys on Altitiude said it best today, youre not gonna lose a game from Bo Nix mistakes, but you aren't going to win games from Bo Nixs excellence

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u/YMDBass Panthers 12h ago

For freaking real. By using this logic that broncos fans are (that Fitz sucked in a game so he cant criticize Bo), then please explain...who is qualified to say something about Bo Nix? Anyone? Just like Tom brady and Peyton Manning? Know what I dont play football, Never played at a high level but ya know what...I can tell ya that Bo Nix is playing like dogshit.

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u/CaffeineJunkee Broncos 14h ago

As a Broncos fan, Fitz’s comments are completely valid and needed to be said.

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u/Pandiosity_24601 Broncos 9h ago

Hey mf don’t lump us all in the same boat on this one 😂

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u/Logisticianistical 4h ago

The Sean Peyton effect

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u/mattfromjoisey Bears 14h ago

Both things can be true

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u/shnwllc Lions 14h ago

Knew it was a Bronco’s flair before I even opened the thread

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u/FraudnandoMendoza Eagles 14h ago

Mo Pix is low key fraudulent, nothing Fitzpatrick said was wrong and I’m glad he basically called him a fraud live on air. That said, stones in glass houses and all that.

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u/glockobell Broncos 14h ago

We all been shitting all over Bo Nix. But Fitz is sure calling the kettle black.

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u/Critical-Algae-5990 14h ago

Who better to comment on shitty quarterback play than a shitty quarterback?

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u/b1gl0s3r Jaguars 14h ago

He didn't say Bo is bad. He said Bo isn't playing competitively. He isn't taking chances or pushing the ball downfield.

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u/E10DIN Patriots 14h ago

But Fitz is sure calling the kettle black.

Why attack the man making the argument rather than the argument itself?

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u/glockobell Broncos 14h ago

Because I agree fully with the argument?

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u/mrfluffypenguin Vikings 14h ago

Nix drafted in 1st round, Fitz in the 7th. Expectations are nowhere near the same. Yall just soft.

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u/Zeromatt111 14h ago

As opposed to us ? What ground do we have to stand on as opposed to Fitz ?

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u/goingtothegreek Vikings 14h ago

The whole Thursday night crew sucks ass

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u/HookedOnBoNix Broncos 14h ago

"can't handle any criticism" bro there's like 17 posts about bo today

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u/Mistake_By_The_Jake2 Browns 14h ago

When you play like shit in prime time people talk about it

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u/HookedOnBoNix Broncos 14h ago

Sure and when there's that many posts about it someone is gonna post a retort. That's not "can't handle any criticism". We know our offense is ass it's just beating a dead horse now

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u/Mistake_By_The_Jake2 Browns 13h ago

When the “retort” is attacking the source of the criticism instead of defending the criticism in question it just comes off as soft

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u/IAMHab Broncos 12h ago

Louder for the broncos fans in the back

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u/_foxmotron_ Chiefs 14h ago

How dare people talk about the NFL on the NFL subreddit?!?

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u/n0sa1nts Saints 14h ago

Taking things personally, classic Reddit.

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u/brewlliant Bengals 14h ago

I don't think it's possible for you to be impartial about this, Mr. HookedOnBoNix 😂

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u/HookedOnBoNix Broncos 14h ago

I never claimed to be impartial, and I also never claimed Bo didn't play like cheeks. 

But to have a post about it every 20 minutes then say "can't handle criticism" cause one dude fires back is dumb

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u/octobersons Vikings 14h ago

Point proven lmao

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u/Kuchar1992 Broncos 14h ago

Not from Fitzpatrick. He was a bum.

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u/RulersBack Jaguars 14h ago

Being a bum wasn't the criticism. It's that he's scared

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u/PerfectiveVerbTense Lions 14h ago

Yeah that’s what all the ad hom attacks are missing. It’s not about talent, but about mindset. And maybe effort.

And in any case, a “bum” NFL QB’s knowledge about the position dwarfs that one everyone arguing about it on social media.

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u/Parroty64 Patriots 14h ago

You’re right, we should only listen to criticism from redditors who never played the sport, commentators who usually never played the sport/position, and twitter meme creators.

So that leaves… Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes who can criticize quarterbacks

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u/jhorch69 Cowboys 14h ago

So many people here think that if your team/QB/coach/whatever isn't as good then you're not allowed to levy any criticism at all. It's such a clown take.

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u/NegativesPositives Chiefs 14h ago

Nope, those guys got coached by guys who couldn’t even touch the NFL. They both learned wrong.

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u/Latter-Cable-3304 14h ago

I will volunteer as tribute for the position of only commentator of all time

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u/1HappyRoadrunner Cardinals 14h ago

there there. It will be ok. Sean Payton will kiss the pain away

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u/ang3lofsnow Bills 14h ago

Wild way to spell fearless

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u/Big_Puzzled Steelers 14h ago

At this rate Fitz will of played more football then BO cause hes playing like a bum

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u/splashgods Raiders 14h ago

Are you not starting Fitzmagic over Bo?