Mile High Report on Jaylen Waddle
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On WR Jaylen Waddle's route on the final third-down conversion 'We ran that play because we really wanted man. We wanted him to get matched up on the nickel and sure enough, we see it and we're champing at the bit just to get the play off.' Nix noted that Waddle 'ran such a good route' and 'He's going to be really difficult to guard in man-to-man situations as the game goes on.'
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Waddle excels in man coverage; Nix calls him difficult to guard and part of elite receiving group.
Jaylen Waddle ran a critical route on the Broncos' final third-down conversion that showcased his ability to create separation in man-to-man coverage. Bo Nix praised the play, stating: 'We ran that play because we really wanted man. We wanted him to get matched up on the nickel and sure enough, we see it and we're champing at the bit just to get the play off.' Nix noted that Waddle 'ran such a good route' and was 'that open' on the play, emphasizing that 'He's going to be really difficult to guard in man-to-man situations as the game goes on.' Nix highlighted that Waddle is part of a 'really good personnel grouping' with other difficult-to-guard receivers, making the Broncos' passing attack hard to defend.
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