The Most Underrated QB In The Draft BY FAR - QB Film Breakdown | Chase Daniel Show

Which team will draft Bo Nix?

Coming here after Denver selected him. I'm so happy.

Came across this video after Broncos selected Bo. Hopefully we finally found our qb

Bo had full ability to change the play at the line and then use whatever options he felt necessary. He set the protections. He was at most of the Offensive staff meetings. He’s like having the OC at QB.

Nix had 5 OC’s in 5 years, Nix is criticized for the quick hitting plays near the LOS. However, he’s the highest rated 2023 QB under pressure. Other critical areas that show he will transition to the NFL is he’s rarely sacked or fumbles. Yes he’s 24, but that’s a positive when you consider the timeframe for drafted QB’s to establish themselves.

Bo knows when to throw and when to go. Good arm, fast progressions, can throw on the run, I like the Bo show.

LETS GO BRONCOS!!! 🧡💙

Im here after Denver Broncos drafted him, I'm glad that we got our guy, it's clear that sean Payton liked what he seen. And I trust Sean judgement especially whenever it comes to QBs. Off note: WTF THE Falcons were thinking 😂.

By the way, Nix threw a 67 yard bomb at his pro day. He has the most underrated arm as well.

Them eyes are DEADLY. Sean Payton even says he’s got a CALM feeling about him. That’s extremely rare for any coach to same. Means he’s not worried and this dudes obviously a beast.

I LOVE him in Denver!

He will be the best qb of this draft class

He's a YAC machine.. balls are perfect for catch and run.. everything about him reminds me of Brees, I cannot see Sean Payton passing on him if the Vikings don't get him first...

I like Nix. He has a great throwing motion, quick release, strong arm, borderline great arm. He is one of the few guys that I don't even know where he is throwing the ball. That's how fast his release is sometimes. He is also great at throwing off his back foot and off platform when he's scrambling.

He’s going to have a better than solid career. It’s exceptionally rare to see a college guy process like this. It’s like watching Aaron Rodgers going back to college for a game. He’s simply way ahead of the defense and the defensive coordinator. This stuff is not easy, he just makes it look that way.

Watch him vs any team. Especially the two UW games. Even when he starts out struggling he finds a rhythm and its not like McCarthy where he goes long stretches without contributing to the offense with his arm. Not like Maye with wild great plays and innacurate passes for stretches. He is a read QB. 3 step drops and fire. This is what Matt Stafford had to start doingn at the Rams to win a Super Bowl.

Bo Nix going w Sean Payton is key. Bo Nix and Zach Wilson could be the Broncos QB’s for the next decade

1:45, I don’t like how he said Bo Nix might not have the most strongest arm and might not be the most accurate, people don’t understand that Bo Nix broke and all time NCAA record for completed passes, you don’t do that for being inaccurate. And as far as his arm strength, watch the tape a little closer the dude is throwing 60 yard bombs off his back foot, if that doesn’t translate strong arm then I don’t know what does. People need to stop listening to the negative noise that you hear in the nfl about this guy and just see what you see. Bo Nix is the most accurate QB in this draft class, he smart, can read both sides of the field, doesn’t take a lot of sacks, mature, he’s got everything that you would want in a franchise QB 🔥🔥

He did have 3 picks this season. One was a receiver bobbling it. One was a UW defender that was out of bounds and thus he didn’t see him, and the player should have been called for it, nullifying the pick. The other one was a bad decision.

Caleb, Jayden, Penix and Nix are the type of QBs that fans will say "****” we play them this week. All for different reasons, which is crazy. Great breakdown Chase. When this crazy draft season is over will you do one of these for Tom Brady and Peyton Manning? I don't think Tom would have been drafted in today's era or would have been a deep dark horse pick like Purdy. It would be interesting to see what the film says.