From the episode

On the non-screens targets behind the line of scrimmage, his time to throw is at 2.8 seconds, which is like – that's so fast. For like three seconds is like I would say at least you got to be given them time to develop.

STACKED’s take

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Bo Nix's 2.8-second time to throw forces checkdowns; stifles downfield development.

Bo Nix's time to throw on non-screen targets behind the line of scrimmage is 2.8 seconds, which the source characterizes as extremely fast and problematic; typical NFL standards require at least three seconds for plays to develop. This quick release forces checkdowns and limits explosive plays downfield, creating a frustrating offensive environment. When Nix does let plays develop, scrambles often result in minimal gain.

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