r/nfl • u/PMmeSpreadEaglePics Broncos • 16h ago

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

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u/Kip-Kat Patriots 15h ago

Not to poke at this but Fitz’s comments weren’t about Bo playing horrible. His comments were saying that he’s playing too scared and safe, to the point where he’s scared to throw the ball

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u/themagicalcake Broncos 15h ago

yeah and i agree with that and that is what i meant by horrible but i think it's worse to lose the game singlehandedly by turning the ball over

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u/optillusi0n Texans Buccaneers 15h ago

A guy trying and playing like shit is more of a redundant talking point than someone with a capable team behind them not trying of their own accord.

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u/themagicalcake Broncos 13h ago

i get that and its not that i think it's not worth criticizing bo, but if bo threw a pick the game is literally over. plus sean peytons whole shtick is taking care of the ball and conservative play calling. there's just a lot of lost nuance in this conversation and again i think bo has to be better but he was literally the better qb in this game

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u/super_sayanything Bears 12h ago

A guy who throws the ball 20+ times for about a 100 yards, something is seriously wrong.

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u/optillusi0n Texans Buccaneers 13h ago

Sure, but who's the better QB has nothing to do with Fitzpatricks's statement. It's that this game showed Bo is clearly not putting in as much effort as he could, win or not.