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The attempt by Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton to troll the Minnesota Vikings after the 2024 NFL Draft has aged terribly.

The Viking Age's Chris Schad argues that Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix's declining performances are turning head coach Sean Payton's 2024 draft celebration into a punchline. Payton originally gloated when Denver selected Nix 12th overall after the Minnesota Vikings traded up to take J.J. McCarthy at 10th. However, following a strong rookie season, Nix has struggled significantly in his third year, recently throwing for just 107 scoreless yards against Seattle.
Schad suggests that while Minnesota failed to develop McCarthy, the Vikings avoided a potential long-term dilemma regarding Nix's upcoming contract extension. Nix holds a 28-12 record as a starter but currently faces widespread media criticism over his limited downfield passing ability. The writer contends that Denver may eventually face a costly financial headache if forced to pay an average quarterback market-rate money.
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