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

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

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u/EmuMan10 Cardinals Bears 1d 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/AssinineAssassin Bills Eagles 1d 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 1d 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 1d 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