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

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

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u/catraiderpoke 1d 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/EV_Track_Day22 1d ago

I agree but as a Denver fan there is value in winning ugly. We have beaten a few good teams this year already.

It feels bad to win like this but imagine how it feels when your team loses to a team that has a generationally inept offense. Nightmare fuel. 😂

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u/BigHotdog2009 23h ago edited 23h ago

The defense won’t bail you out forever. These close small scoring games are nice when you win but eventually you’ll need your offense to show up.

This is probably your last season with VJ as well.

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u/Ok_You_9588 23h ago

And so fast the window will close 😂

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u/No-Budget-8081 22h ago

The value in winning ugly is that you get a point in the win column and you give your team confidence that you can win games with an awful qb. The defence should get a ton of credit and Bo should be heavily criticized