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Former NFL QB and current analyst Ryan Fitzpatrick commented on Broncos QB Bo Nix‘s performance after the team beat the defending Super Bowl champions, noting Denver still has a long way to go offensively.
Former NFL quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick heavily criticized Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix, claiming he is not playing competitively despite a recent win. Meanwhile, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert addressed his team's winless start to the season, dismissing any link to offseason preparations as irrelevant to their current struggles.
Elsewhere in the division, Kansas City Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker posted 128 rushing yards and two touchdowns in a Week 6 victory against the Chargers. Chiefs center Creed Humphrey praised Walker's explosive running, noting it has opened up the passing attack and made Kansas City's offense more complete.
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