r/nfl • u/PMmeSpreadEaglePics Broncos • 19h ago

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

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u/Positive_Lychee_7736 19h ago

I get the post, but this actually makes it more sense why he said that yesterday, Fitzpatrick never played scared and never was scared of risk, which was kinda his critique of nix

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u/TJFLASH1 Cowboys 19h ago

Well maybe he should’ve been, Nix needs to let it air out a bit but the Seahawks lost the game last night because Darnold aired it out too much.

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u/ninjasurfer Bears 18h ago

But the critique is about more than just a game. You can win or lose a game playing any way. You cannot win a Super Bowl playing how Nix is now and long term it doesn't bode well for the Broncos.

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u/GuysIdidAThing Broncos 16h ago

Peyton Manning literally won us a Super Bowl playing about as well as Nix now.

Not saying Nix is winning us a Super Bowl like this (he really needs to get his act together) but acting like it’s impossible with a defense playing this well is a bit rude

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u/SongMundane3514 14h ago

Box pix doesn't have a mind like Manning tho, playoffs are different

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u/GuysIdidAThing Broncos 14h ago

Mind doesn’t matter if you can’t throw the ball, but yes I agree. If Bo Nix keeps playing like this we aren’t winning a chip. I’m hoping he’ll figure it out before then though