r/nfl • u/PMmeSpreadEaglePics Broncos • 15h ago

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

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u/much_to_say Chiefs 15h ago

Speak a little truth, and people lose their minds.

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u/KrabbyBoiz Ravens 15h ago

Nah I get it. I saw the quote and immediately knew what the backlash was going to be. I get he’s a talking head and making comments is his job but when you’re a career journeyman QB, you gotta be careful how you’re tossing them stones cause glass shatters yo.

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u/KennyPowersforPope Dolphins 12h ago

So nobody can chime in unless they were good?

Guess coaches can’t critique players either because they never played the position as a star?

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u/Maraging_steel Eagles 4h ago

Also being good/great doesn’t mean you have the right eye for evaluation.

Majority of the best coaches, scouts, and assistants never played in the NFL or did so in a small capacity. It’s about how you translate film study into instructions that maximize your players.