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My initial thoughts on Bo Nix's performance today: - I was unpleasantly surprised by many of the throws he decided to make - He put the ball in harm's way too many times and was lucky to have only 2 picks. - The poor run game did not help... show more

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Kirk1 year ago

@BoNix10 This is a perfect analysis. Couldn’t agree more with all your points. And I’m with you, Bo will be just fine. But we gotta add an explosive playmaker next year via FA or the draft. Nobody on this team seems capable of breaking a tackle or juking a defender to get some YAC

Ryan🐴1 year ago

@BoNix10 Thanks, you hit it spot on. There is no one to be scared of in this WR core

Team AEM1 year ago

@BoNix10 TP shoulda never been cut

Ryan🐴1 year ago

@BoNix10 I said that prob 5 times during the game

T1 year ago

@BoNix10 well said!

Ryan🐴1 year ago

@BoNix10 I miss Jeudy😞

Garrett Edmunds1 year ago

@BoNix10 It seems like his throws were behind. Game was a little quick for him. He’s gotta get used to the NFL and he’ll be fine.

Ryan🐴1 year ago

@BoNix10 Exactly 👍

Adamo Marinelli1 year ago

@BoNix10 Makes no sense why we cut Tim Patrick, a dynamic play maker

Ryan🐴1 year ago

To give Vele a chance to get the ball, we picked up Reynolds and TPs injury history. He WAS a dynamic play maker. Who knows if he still is? He is currently on the Lions practice squad. From what ive notice of most guys we have cut in the past 8 years that us fans "loved", many of them were bouncing around on practice squads or out of the league within 2 years

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I actually believe Kako didn't see Merrett. But Langford and Menzie? In a weird way i was still excited with him taking the game on. Just needed some poise at the end to make the right play. Normally he is unselfish so that will be fine in the future

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