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QB13, QB 14, last one this tier is going to be Mr. Bon Knicks... Bon Knicks is a very confounding one. I can see him finishing QB6... I can see him going QB 16... Here are the quarterbacks averaging under 6.5 yards per attempt over the past two seasons... Bon Knicks... Looking at passes thrown 30 plus yards in the air... 17.9% catch rate for the Broncos over these past two years. Second worst mark in the NFL... Troy Franklin, Marvin Mims, just cannot find the chemistry... They added Jaylen Waddle. What's not to love? Ankle wasn't great. Fourth career ankle foot surgery.
STACKED’s take
QB13–14 Nix: confounding range QB6–QB16; poor deep-ball accuracy and receiver chemistry.
Ian Hartitz places Bo Nix in QB tier 13–14, describing him as 'very confounding' with a wide range of outcomes: he could finish QB6 or QB16. Nix's yards per attempt (under 6.5 over two seasons) ranks him alongside Jacobe Brassette, Joe Flacco, Bryce Young, and Cam Ward—'not a great group.' Despite leading the NFL in pass attempts last year, he couldn't clear 4,000 yards. His ADOT is moderate. Hartitz acknowledges Nix's talent (citing his Packers game and playoff win over Josh Allen with a beautiful throw to Marvin Mims) but warns that inconsistency and stats suggest caution. Nix's deep ball accuracy has been inconsistent; the Broncos rank second-worst in the NFL at 17.9% catch rate on passes thrown 30+ yards downfield over the past two years (only the Giants were worse). Troy Franklin and Marvin Mims 'just cannot find the chemistry.' Jaylen Waddle's addition to Denver should theoretically help Nix's deep ball game, but Hartitz expresses skepticism about Waddle's durability: 'Ankle wasn't great. Fourth career ankle foot surgery.'
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