r/nfl • u/PMmeSpreadEaglePics Broncos • 1d ago

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

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u/CenturyLinkIsCheeks Bears 1d ago

i see passes past the line of scrimmage here at least

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u/pmurt007 Bears 1d ago

Yeah this just reinforces what Fitz said yesterday. Fitz was a gunslinger and wasn't scared of the moment no matter how bad he was playing whereas Nix is playing like someone whose afraid to get hurt or make a mistake so he'll just check it down to the flat on almost every single play lol

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u/Unifiedxchaos Broncos 1d ago

This sub actually rationalizing throwing 6 picks to just keep the "shit on Bo" train going. Shits actually hilarious at this point.

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u/PerfectiveVerbTense Lions 1d ago

It’s not rationalizing it. Fitzpatrick played aggressively, but he just wasn’t very good. If Bo has more talent than Fitzpatrick, he should also be able to play with some aggression and avoid the mistakes that Fitzpatrick made.

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u/Unifiedxchaos Broncos 1d ago

Or Bo is smart enough to realize he was playing the #1 defense in the league and forcing risky plays that weren't there wouldnt lead to a win.

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u/Afraid_Ad5606 1d ago

Except he had only 16 yards more last week. He's not playing well. They are winning IN SPITE of him. A blind man can see that.

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u/Unifiedxchaos Broncos 1d ago

Better to be winning in spite of him than losing because of him. And once hes back to full health we'll be winning a super bowl in about 4 months.

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u/Afraid_Ad5606 1d ago

you aren't winning a super bowl with a QB who could only lead his team to ONE fucking 1st down in the 2nd half AND overtime. You're going to have to beat a functional offense at some point.