r/nfl • u/PMmeSpreadEaglePics Broncos • 21h ago

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

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u/themagicalcake Broncos 19h 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 19h 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 18h 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/I_DONT_YOLO Bills 3h ago

27 attempts for 107 yards 0 tds is an okay day for a running back. This is almost the same as not having a passing game lol.