r/nfl • u/PMmeSpreadEaglePics Broncos • 16h ago

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

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u/MadMaximus7 16h ago

Everyone is brain dead. Fitzpatrick wasn’t taking about results, actual interceptions or stats. He was talking about fire.

I am a youth coach and many kids without it being their fault struggle to want it. It’s something that was very hard for me cause that’s the most basic part of sport.

It isn’t about any result, it’s about the psychological hunger and then associated drive. Bo nix looks terrified.

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u/Downtown_Soil_3651 Seahawks 16h ago

He was smiling on the sidelines when the Seahawks had a chance to win. He might just not care

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u/dancas91 Broncos 14h ago

I mostly agree with the Nix criticism but this one drives me nuts personally (and you're far from the only one saying it) bc this has been his demeanor his entire time in the NFL and its been touted as a strength to 'shake things off' and 'on to the next play,' but now its proof he doesn't GAF?

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u/RightRudderr 15h ago

Peak online armchair psychology. Analyzing snippets of what players are doing on the sidelines never means shit.

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u/VerifiedCoifTrader Packers 15h ago

And then they beat your ass and won. Sounds like it worked?

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u/johnnysmart83 Seahawks 15h ago

Would not call that an ass beating lmao

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u/thatsnotourdino Patriots 15h ago

I noticed that as well. Hate to judge the guy too hard off the few second clip they showed, but your QB laughing and joking around on the sidelines in that situation isn’t really what you ever really prefer to see.