From the episode

Now, what do we do? Now, we've got to force it, and that's, I think, why you see the Bo Nix panic plays... Nix with a sped up clock isn't necessarily going to be able to make the tight window throws that are required to beat tight man coverage.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalBust

Nix struggled significantly against pressure and man coverage

Bo Nix struggled against the Chiefs' pressure-heavy man coverage in Week 1, leading to 'panic plays' and poor efficiency. He averaged roughly three yards per attempt against man coverage, as the Chiefs' defensive scheme successfully sped up his internal clock.

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