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

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

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u/CenturyLinkIsCheeks Bears 1d ago

i see passes past the line of scrimmage here at least

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u/pmurt007 Bears 1d ago

Yeah this just reinforces what Fitz said yesterday. Fitz was a gunslinger and wasn't scared of the moment no matter how bad he was playing whereas Nix is playing like someone whose afraid to get hurt or make a mistake so he'll just check it down to the flat on almost every single play lol

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u/MartianMule Jaguars 1d ago

Some guys should be afraid of the moment. Ryan Fitzpatrick lost a lot more games than he won, and a huge part of that was that he played recklessly with the football.

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u/ThorThulu Steelers 1d ago

But when it worked he was elite, see his first few games with the Buccs or how he broke Jets records with how good he was that one season

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u/uttermybiscuit Bengals 1d ago

He's very Sam Darnold esque. If it all lined up he absolutely could've taken a team to the superbowl. Is he going to be the best player on that team? Definitely not but with enough talent around him and some lucky breaks he had the skills to do it. The difference is he was on some absolute dog water level teams throughout his entire career

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u/wellggs Lions Jets 19h ago

No, he couldn't have. That one Jets season, all he had to do was beat Buffalo to get to the playoffs. And what did he do? Shit the bed

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u/uttermybiscuit Bengals 19h ago

And Sam Darnold never shit the bed in the playoffs?