From the episode

if you take season long the numbers for Bo Nix in quarters one through three, and season long the numbers for Bo Nix in quarter four, he's actually a worse quarterback in the fourth quarter. Than he is in quarters one through three.

STACKED’s take

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Nix's stats actually decline in the fourth quarter despite the team's late-game success.

Contrary to the 'fourth-quarter magician' narrative, Bo Nix's statistical performance actually declines in the fourth quarter compared to the first three. His adjusted completion percentage drops from 76.6% to 72.6%, his turnover-worthy play rate nearly doubles (2.3% to 4.1%), and his big-time throw percentage decreases. The Broncos' perceived fourth-quarter dominance is largely due to the team's superior stamina and the fact that opponents tend to collapse late in games, rather than a surge in Nix's individual play.

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