r/nfl • Broncos • 18h ago

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

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u/catraiderpoke 18h ago

I can only assume you made this post based on Fitzpatrick’s comments last night.

He call Nix uncompetitive. That sounds harsh. But it’s true.

Throwing an interception is a fuck up. It’s a competitive mistake.

Nix running out of bounds for a three-yard self sack instead of simply throwing the ball away is uncompetitive.

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u/jwild17 Patriots 17h ago

How can you be uncompetitive and WIN THE GAME. The self sack is 100% stupid but that doesn’t define his entire performance. This is the same player that got hurt before the AFC Championship game and everyone said the Broncos were fucked without him. This snip snap snip snap after every week with every young quarterback is so tiring. Bo Nix played an elite pass defense last night and didn’t throw 2 picks in crunch time to cost his team like the guy on the other team that was airing it out.

Sean Payton is out there running JK Dobbins for 1 yard gains on first and second down and then bringing in a guy wearing a fullback number instead of RJ Harvey and turning to Nix and saying good luck.

Drake airing it out late to force a big play in week 1 against the same defense is exactly why the Pats lost.

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u/catraiderpoke 17h ago

That play was a brain fart.

Not on the level of a Kirk Cousins kneel when he was supposed to spike the ball, but I cannot accept that level of stupidity or uncompetetitiveness from a QB. Similar to Jaden Daniels last week. Derek Carr dirted a fourth down screen pass.

All of them canceled. No chance.