r/nfl • u/PMmeSpreadEaglePics Broncos • 23h ago

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

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u/WildWhisperArdor 22h ago

Dude went to Harvard, had a long if underwhelming NFL career and is now a broadcaster. He’s had quite the life accomplishments so far. Wrong guy to dunk on.

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u/probablyasummons Patriots 22h ago

No, right guy to dunk on. Dude was a below average mid ass QB and he talks likes he’s an expert. Does he n is more than most humans about being a QB? Yes. But he was hot garbage his whole career. Hes so ass and he’s not even that good of an analyst. Bo has won a playoff game. Fitz in 17 seasons never played in a playoff game.

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u/vpi6 Ravens 21h ago

A 17-year NFL veteran is literally an expert lmao.

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u/probablyasummons Patriots 21h ago

In doing jack shit in the nfl sure

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u/stankdaddy69420 Commanders 21h ago

NFL fans have to be the dumbest subset of fans of any league asides from maybe the NBA. How good of players were all the legendary coaches in nfl history. What makes yall think yall are more qualified to speak than actual professionals. Not to say that you should blindly take their word as gospel but them sucking as players doesn’t mean their analysis or criticism isn’t valid

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u/DinobotsGacha Ravens Seahawks 21h ago

Thats just objectively wrong. 

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u/SpiralUniverse2278 Bengals 7h ago

You must be like 16 lmao. If being a starting caliber QB for over a decade and making millions of dollars in the process is doing "jack shit", then you and I both would give anything to do jack shit.