Last time you used _______ machine to describe a Chiefs player, that guy turned into the NFL MVP and produced one of the all time great seasons for a QB ever
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Get back with me when your team finally manages to have a winning season. :-)
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More just a really poorly placed pass. never want the ball way up over your head like that on a route that short/going across the middle. The expectation would be chest high or lower within the frame.
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Holy fuck your shit has gotten weak.
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It’s probably nothing, but after the Chiefs struggled with drops last season, it’s something that’s worthy of keeping an eye on.
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Just keep your eye on trying to make the playoffs
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Bob Nix is a machine too
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Speaking of drops, why did you draft Troy Franklin?!

Troy Franklin WR Oregon is by far one of the most overrated WR prospects in this class IF you consider him a 1st Rd/Top 40 pick.

-8 3/4" hands (4th smallest at combine)
-10% drop rate 2023 (t-4th at combine)
-9 drops in 2023
-1.61 10 yard split (WORST at combine & the ONLY split above 1.6)
-Only 7 contested catches (t-121st NCAA)

The reality is, he's a DAY 2 prospect who has some upside. He is not a lock WR1/2 in this league.

Troy Franklin WR Oregon is by far one of the most overrated WR prospects in this class IF you consider him a 1st Rd/Top 40 pick.

-8 3/4" hands (4th smallest at combine)
-10% drop rate 2023 (t-4th at combine)
-9 drops in 2023
-1.61 10 yard split (WORST at combine & the ONLY split… pic.twitter.com/oqa2JJO1ez

— All Chief'd Up! (@AllChiefdUp) April 5, 2024

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You guys are too good to me - I don’t deserve you. 🙂
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Imagine your surprise when you discover we took him on DAY THREE! 😀
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I think you’re going to know him as TD Machine.
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That's fine.

But you didn't get some "steal".
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I had that as a reach as well. Advanced scouts have Nix as a low tier starter/backup at best as well.
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:-)
REACH
With five quarterbacks going in the top 10, the Denver Broncos decided to reach for Oregon signal-caller Bo Nix. In a vacuum, it's a surprise because Nix simply isn't a first-round-caliber prospect. He was the 61st-ranked prospect on the B/R board and one who carries plenty of risk.

"Nix will ultimately be a dice roll on athleticism and accuracy," Klassen wrote of the 24-year-old. "With that said, it's a little worrisome that Nix is still unrefined in some areas as an older prospect with a ton of games under his belt."

Given the lack of quarterback talent after the top six, though, flipping the switch here made some sense. That doesn't mean that it was a valuable pick or one that will ensure that Denver turns the proverbial corner.

Utah's Jonah Elliss was the sixth-ranked edge-rusher on the B/R board and represents a far better value for the Broncos. He easily could have gone higher in the draft order and fills a major need for the Denver defense.

The Broncos haven't had a high-end sack-artist since trading Bradley Chubb. Elliss might not be that right away, but he has the speed and first step needed to make an immediate impact and then develop from there.

It wouldn't be a complete shock to see Elliss lead the Broncos in sacks as a rookie.

Getting Troy Franklin in Round 4 was also a bargain for the Broncos, as the Oregon product could easily start in Denver's offense as a rookie. He can stretch the field and already has established chemistry with Nix.

General manager George Paton added a couple of intriguing players on Day 3—Audric Estimé could be a very fun power back—but everything will hinge on his first selection.

Nix was drafted too highly. The fact that Denver felt pressured to get "its guy" doesn't change that fact. Head coach Sean Payton may well develop him into a capable starter, but that doesn't mean that taking Nix in the top half of Round 1 was the right decision.

Grade: C+
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And after Denver struggled with a revolving door of starting QBs that makes the Cleveland Browns blush, Bo Nix busting is something you should be concerned about
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