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The Seattle Times Seahawks fantasy football takes on Bo Nix
Every source-backed article insight STACKED has extracted from The Seattle Times Seahawks about Bo Nix.
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All The Seattle Times Seahawks insights about Bo Nix
NegativeProjectionOct 16, 2026
Ryan Fitzpatrick criticized Nix's performance (17 for 27, 107 yards) as 'almost disrespectful to the quarterback position' and 'not playing competitive football,' expressing concern about effort and competitive level despite the Broncos' win; Fitzpatrick questioned whether Nix is still injured and expressed doubt about his commitment.NegativeMatchupOct 16, 2026
Nix was harassed into a miserable 107 yards on 17-of-27 passing against Seattle's dominant defense, which held Denver to just 168 total yards and shut them out in the second half.PositiveUsageOct 16, 2026
Nix had 15 pass attempts in the first half and was hit just once (by Leonard Williams), indicating the Broncos' offensive line gave him excellent protection early in the game as Denver built a 14-3 halftime lead with scoring drives of 79 and 74 yards.NegativeRoleOct 15, 2026
Nix appears to be getting comfortable in the pocket as the game progressed. On fourth-and-three, he threw long to receiver Marvin Mims Jr., but the pass was broken up by cornerback Devon Weatherspoon. The source notes it will be interesting to see if the Seahawks can keep him off balance with pressure.PositiveProjectionOct 15, 2026
Broncos QB Bo Nix has not shown the same mobility this year as last season, likely adjusting after two surgeries on his right ankle in the offseason; he is averaging just 7.0 yards rushing per game compared to 21 last year, which could help the Seahawks' defense in the red zone.NegativeProjectionOct 13, 2026
Nix is averaging less than 200 yards per game through the air five weeks into the season; the Broncos offense has struggled significantly under new offensive coordinator Davis Webb, prompting head coach Sean Payton to reclaim play-calling duties. Denver ranks 26th in scoring and 30th in yards per game.