How were the Broncos RIGHT about Bo Nix before the 2024 NFL draft? Schlereth & Evans [broncos news]

Why did teams undervalue the college tape of Oregon QB Bo Nix? How were the Broncos right about Nix and his skill set? Watch Schlereth & Evans!

[@johnbrandenberger7382]

Stink's analysis is always spot on. Being a life long Bronco fan, I appreciate his passion for Denver and his craft...football.

[@huntercox5000]

Me too and he’s not afraid to call out bs

[@StevenTyree-sl2nx]

Manning's greatest attribute wasn't his arm, it was his mind and processing speed. He understood his offense and every defense he faced. Nix apparently has super fast processing.

[@EnjoyerofMiserableMarinersBsbl]

Literally nobody knows if they were right or wrong on Nix. He hasn’t played a single snap in the NFL yet. So tired of this conjecture.

[@F1since79]

Amen. The kid hasn’t done ANYTHING and yet all these people think he’s going to dethrone Mahomes. Ridiculous.

[@lastpme]

I think a lot of them go to bad teams that can't protect them and the owners consistently fire the coaches which requires the quarterbacks to learn new offensive systems. Paxton Lynch would not have made it as a starter, but he had to learn three offenses before the team cut him. Drew Lock had to learn two different system. I think one of Vic's biggest mistakes was firing his first offensive coordinator when Drew seemed to work well in his first offensive system he had to learn. The nice thing with Sean is although the offense is new for Bo, it will not be new for the offensive players who were here last season.

[@KWilP]

Paxton Lynch never studied any of the play books. His play at best was horrendous

[@joey86bu1]

Great stuff guys.

[@joeshawcroft7121]

The evaluation only goes so far. Sometimes you can't measure intangibles. Add into the situation, coaching, scheme, etc. So many variables that could ruin a guy for one team who might have been successful with another (or not at all - I.e. Jamarcus Russell).

[@mazzlefrass3333]

Isn't it just that in college a QB is facing 1-2 maybe 3 elites on the other side of the ball, but the NFL has 11 athletes on def who are all elite just dying to crush him. Btw, an NFL QB has to 'see' over guys who are all taller on average, and the d linemen have albatross arm length. When an NFL QB gets hit it's by a faster, stronger, often simply meaner guys; sacks and hits hurt more, and there are more of them. You have weeks off as a college player, Miami facing Hawaii, Nebraska hosting Maine - that just doesn't happen in the NFL. Facing guys at elite level in college is rare - at least uncommon, but in the NFL, it's every down. Luv the stream, Stink.

[@user-ui2uo1hq2u]

The worst team gets the first pick, new qbs often are not well-protected or supported

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