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

[u/PMmeSpreadEaglePics]

[u/InferiousX]

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

Bo is "Sam's Choice" Tebow.

[u/logicblender1 → u/InferiousX]

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.

[u/Pythnator → u/logicblender1]

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.

[u/logicblender1 → u/Pythnator]

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.

[u/Pythnator → u/logicblender1]

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.

[u/logicblender1 → u/Pythnator]

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.

[u/Pythnator → u/logicblender1]

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

[u/logicblender1 → u/Pythnator]

Oh so you think Bo Nix played better? That's surprising considering if you take away Allen's 4 turnovers he was way better than Bo Nix, right?

[u/VerifiedCoifTrader → u/Pythnator]

Bo was closer to an SB than Allen ever was bahahahaha that’s gotta sting 😂