Check out Bo Nix Part Two HERE: kzread.info/dash/bejne/rIyfqqqopJm6k6Q.html

Love him coming to Denver!

@SJT81

13 күн бұрын

Hell yeah, and we got him!🤘🤘

Kurt is the guy I trust most to break down QBs!! Awesome as always!!!

Kurt, love the channel, but the upload resolution is too low and the frame rate is too slow. Happy to help whoever is taking care of your setup to get things up to snuff. Happy Draft Season!

@travisoshea

Ай бұрын

yea i thought it looked blurry. his other videos look clearer

@sirseegull

Ай бұрын

Bruh that’s just literally how the game tape is filmed from these school coaches. He’s obviously not using the standard NCAA tape and is on some coaches forum site or something. These coaches don’t have NCAA game day super cameras either as their filming multiple angles and a lot further away.

@travisoshea

Ай бұрын

@@sirseegull hahahaha no it’s not. I have both games that Oregon played Washington and it’s clear.

@DerrickRG

Ай бұрын

​@@travisosheano, you don't.

@travisoshea

Ай бұрын

@@DerrickRG umm yes I do. Hahaha gotta love you telling what coaches film I get from the university I coach at haha

Excellent break down Kurt!! Im excited as a long time broncos fan!

Love learning more about my favorite game from a dude that knows ball. Thanks Kurt!

77% accuracy in a pro style offense. That is extremely high accuracy. Reminds of one Brock Purdy in college. Accuracy problems seem to be the one thing the NFL can’t fix. Either you have it or you don’t. Bo has experience and accuracy on his side, in a pro style offense. I’d be willing to bet on those things if I were an NFL team. I’d take Bo over the inaccurate Drake Maye any day of the week and twice on Sunday! The NFL won’t do that. The NFL is addicted to POTENTIAL and superficial things, hand size, ability to throw the ball 70 yards ( He has a cannon of an arm), he has the right height and weight, he runs fast etc. They seem to value those things over things like ability to read coverages and accuracy. They rated a guy, Brock Purdy, who had accuracy and experience, as not even worthy of a draft pick until the very bottom of the draft. If not for San Francisco, Brock would be some practice squad, undrafted free agent guy that everyone forgot about or they had never heard anything about him. That is why NFL teams consistently fail at developing quarterbacks. The NFL is terrible at evaluating and developing quarterbacks because they rate “intangibles and potential” above the ability to actually play the position. Above all else I want my quarterback to make good, quick decisions and who is accurate with his passes! Top 2 priorities! The NFL kind of glosses over those things and are oohed😮 and awed😮 with a strong arm, a big body and of the course the number ONE asset, POTENTIAL!

@DerrickRG

Ай бұрын

​@@theacgkidYep. That's the issue with all these box score watchers. Watch the actual tape, this dude isn't very impressive. He'll probably project as a backup. And he'll be a damn good one.

@gaetanoschristmaschannel

19 күн бұрын

@@DerrickRG What I saw in the tape is a QB that rarely throws down field and most of his short passes are not on time and a lot are low but his receivers still catch them. That game on this tape was against a bad defensive secondary also.

@facts187-tb7ms

14 күн бұрын

​@@gaetanoschristmaschannelme he did this against good teams tf are you talking about

@GFelix-jm4jj

12 күн бұрын

Playing in an NFL offense is easy, because no colleges know how to stop it. They barely know how to stop the style they always see.....

@GFelix-jm4jj

12 күн бұрын

Theyre 1 step removed from children.....

A lot of Vikings fans don't want Bo but I see a lot of potential in him. He's great at avoiding sacks and he makes good decisions. Plus he has some moxy and confidence. Yes he needs to work on mechanics and needs experience in a real NFL offense. But that's why you develop rookies instead of expect them to be a boss right away.

@daviddean7778

7 күн бұрын

Im still shocked you took JJ over Bo, I imagine you guys sit him this year and start Darnold but idk I just never saw the hype in him

Didn’t know Kurt Warner had a KZread channel. It’s nice seeing a HOF QB analyze these guys tape.

Excellent analysis 👏 Kurt

Love it man! So cool to get to see the perspective of an all-time great!

Good stuff Kurt. Thanks

So this video is not too compliment his good attributes, it is to tear apart his weaknesses Am I right. ? Maybe we could go back and watch some Kurt Warner film pick it apart

Good job dude

Bo filled with a ton of potential, enough talent and seems like he's got a good processor. So it come down to fine tuning and coaching.

Thank you.

Always a great use of our time to study film with MVP & SB Champ KW who I believe was robbed of a SB when he was with Ariz! Nix IS a BRONCO now & the two things I am looking for are: 1. HE MUST emerge from camp as the QB1 or else I believe all the talk & the pick is BS >>> when a guy gets extra time in college & the talk is he has experience in a Pro Set OFF and he is going to be 30 by the time his rookie contract is up then I want to see him translate that into winning a QB Competition in camp against the other QB bodies on the roster... so if Nix is not QB1 & Steady Stiddy is not his B-U then I am going to really consider the pick to be a bust... and 2. He MUST get his footwork straight- he needs to get it straight in his head that TRUSTING his tech is going to be the all correct thing to do everytime... right now he "thinks" that he gets more power with more effort but it is like golf >>> you get more power with proper tech than any other way possible... he needs to KNOW THAT with CERTAINTY & TRUST THAT... he simply does not buy into proper footwork tech at the moment & his career is over if he doesn't get that right

I think he is a good fit for Sean Payton's offense, will be interesting to see where he ends up. I see a ton of people saying he is a bust and not worth a first round pick but I don't buy it.

@Hengel_Andrews

23 күн бұрын

They’ll trash Bo for not always being perfect, but praise JJ “traits”. Traits: meaning we’ve never even seen him try, but he LOOKS like he’ll be able to.

@burtknighten4438

4 күн бұрын

For Sean Payton above anyone else. He fell at absolutely the best place he cpuld

thank you...people still think we are a chip kelly spread offense...we are a very RPO nfl ish offense....

Thanks Kurt. Do you think you would be able to coach Bo up at the next level & would you ever consider coaching?

Why don't you wait until he plays in the NFL for a year before you completely pick him apart even you Kurt Warner were not a perfect quarterback there's no such thing as a perfect quarterback

Penix, Nix and McCarthy all intriguing prospects 🤔👍

hey Kurt, will you go only through the possible 1st Rounders or the likes of Spencer Rattler & Co will be broke down as well?

@greenman7yyy

16 күн бұрын

I am very interested in Mr. Rattler ..)

Bro is slowly morphing into Mark Ruffalo

Hey please zoom in a little having trouble seeing your vids

Needs 1080P resolution. Can't even see the ball

Nobody knows how good a qb is going to be in the NFL. If everyone knew Tom Brady would have been the first pick! I would like to see you break down his college games. Lol

Shouldn’t start week one imo let him fix his technique first and learn the playbook as a whole and then get the keys. He seems to have the best brain of all the quarterbacks in the draft so he shouldn’t need more than a year

@tyburke2642

10 күн бұрын

He didnt need more than a few hours. Part of Sean Payton's scouting process is testing a QBs playbook installation process by sending a playbook about 18hrs before a 1-on-1 meeting and Bo had a good grasp on most of it

@JudahsAwakening

10 күн бұрын

@@tyburke2642 yeah I know. He’s got a great Peyton manning type of processor brain and I love it. It’s possible he does start year one but I’m almost rooting for Zach Wilson to be revived and play great this year so we can cash out on a 2nd and 5th round pick for him to load up on more talent for Bo…….. I’m just glad we have our guy for once and our HC and our GM and a Owner with the biggest bag in sports! The broncos are in great hands.

I don’t think it’s good decision making when he chooses to not throw the open downfield route. I’d go crazy is I was his OC. He often looks at a seemingly open guy then dumps it off anyway. Imagine calling a good play, you get what you want, then he dumps it off. He plays too scared. You see it how he doesn’t let plays develop and how he reacts in tight pockets.

@fraser311

17 күн бұрын

And that’s why you aren’t a coach

@arlie4305

17 күн бұрын

@@fraser311 There are many more reasons why I'm not a coach. I was discussing a philosophy about decision making tied with my observations about Nix's play style. It doesn't mean I'm right. I'm curious how it looks in Payton's offense.

Also Curt i am a huge cowboys fan can u please be our OC

@ItsMyLoginName

Ай бұрын

try actually getting his name correct and maybe he might think about it

@DerrickRG

Ай бұрын

​@@ItsMyLoginName😂

Why only highlights from the Washington game???

@BloodySoup74

Ай бұрын

He's got another with the USC game

@Jdub_79

11 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. I’m a Ducks fan and never want to watch it again.

WTH Kurt why no JJ break down?

And at this point i would ask guys is do u still love football? because everyone gets burned out and Caleb looks burned out

I like Bo Nix to Denver. I hope they trade down to 17 - 20 then trade down to 25 - 28 to pick up 2 to 3 more picks then draft Bo toward the end of the 1st round, pick up a OT, DE, DT, WR, CB, TE. Still want the Broncos GM fired. Can't forgive him for Russell Wilson.

@ChristisKing117

Ай бұрын

Please. No Bo in Denver. He’s not a franchise QB.

@watchmesquatch

15 күн бұрын

​@@ChristisKing117🤡🤡

@BigislandEJ

15 күн бұрын

Nice call brother

@cooper23231

11 күн бұрын

​@@ChristisKing117what team are you scouting for?

@tyburke2642

10 күн бұрын

Bo was never leaving the top 16

I see a lot of Kirk Cousins as I hear you break him down. Not going to kill you by throwing into bad situations and willing to check it down for completion %. I don't see a lot of, "I'm going to win this right here with my arm talent." Good, long-term QB but I predict will need lean heavily into the running game to win a championship (a la Dilfer).

Sam Hartman is going to have a better career

Guess i am your only fan curt love the content based on what i have seen he should be number 1 pick

@coganblaster

Ай бұрын

If you were a fan, you would know how to spell his name 😂.

@PlaySA

Ай бұрын

lmao three idiotic comments in a row, well done, seems to come naturally to you

He reminds me of Drew Brees. I don't know if Denver can move up, but if watching this, he isn't a match for Sean, I'll eat my hat.

His completions weren't good enough for you ? You weren't the best QB ever. He is a college player coming to the NFL. Obviously he has things to work on.

Agree with you when you say the biggest question is can he drive the ball down the field at the next level. He sure does like to take the short and easy throws over throwing the downfield options. He most definitely doesn’t have the same confidence as Penix when it comes to doing exactly that. Penix most definitely is a bigger playmaker in that regard, but possibly also a bit riskier and thus some interception concerns at the next level. But Brett Farve was just like that too, and threw a lot of picks because of it. In that respect I think Penix has a lot more upside than Nix. Personally, based on this tape, I wouldn’t draft Nix in the 1st.

Do McCarthy

For somebody with seemingly unlimited resources and access, the quality of production is shockingly poor.

4:30 Bo missed a touchdown when reciever split db and safety. The safety got turned around and Bo missed it in his progression..... 2nd rounder max

@DustinZon-vs2qd

Ай бұрын

Make no mistake about it all QBs miss or don't see something that there but they missed it. For the most part though he is very good at the college level. Right now I have him and penix the best QBs coming out

Guess my 65” TV is too small to watch Kurt watch film while on Meth 😂. He watches film like he’s a DJ skipping records…

@greenman7yyy

16 күн бұрын

Maybe just skip the meth and the television will work better?

Caleb Williams is a RG3 in waiting

@DerrickRG

Ай бұрын

Smoothbrain

You can tell who actually watches film and who doesn't when they talk about bo nix lol. Alot of casuals saying whatever they hear

I have heard virtually nobody else say that the Oregon offense was the most pro-like. In fact, almost every scouting report claims the opposite. Nix spent his entire college time in the systems created by Gus Malzahn & then Ken Dillingham, whom he followed to Oregon from Auburn. That system emphasizes creating advantages with pace by no huddle or hurry up plays. When combined with a spread, it's especially poor for developing skills for the NFL.

@bsj6951

Ай бұрын

Yup, that offense using spacing concepts catered to the College games wider hash marks

@boringborisbreakdowns

Ай бұрын

There's four strong looks like around 24:36. They regularly hit a boundary toss play with a Four Strong flood concept that is similar to what Shanahan, etc. run at the NFL level. See it from LSU frequently as well. But it's also the variety of concepts they ask him to execute.

@stevencole7331

Ай бұрын

I would not say college type spread quarterbacks don't work in the NFL . Lincoln Reilly has 3 starting quarterbacks in the NFL and one on the horizon . Patrick Mahomes is the best quarterback in the NFL . Lamar Jackson is not a atypical NFL quarterback. Mac Jones did play a NFL system in college and now a back up . He was drafted by a system that should have worked for him .

@user-zr4km5ns8t

Ай бұрын

@@stevencole7331 I did not say that college spread QBs can't play in the NFL, or even that they can't be franchise level QBs. I said that the experience of operating in that offense is a poor preparation for the NFL. Every scout, coach & GM would echo that statement. The fact that some of these guys do succeed is obviously proof that it's possible, but the simple fact is, since 1990 the success rate of first round drafted QBs is only 50%. Today's college offenses are significantly LESS able to prepare quarterbacks than they were just 20 years ago. Most of these guys fail. Those that do typically have a high learning curve. You mentioned Mahomes, a generational talent, along with Lamar Jackson, the best dual threat QB in NFL history as examples. Mahomes had to sit one year behind Alex Smith, but on top of that part of his success stems from the fact that he has been in basically the same offense his entire career dating all the way back to high school. At Texas Tech he was running the same concepts that nearly all Texas HS quarterbacks do, & when he joined the Chiefs, Andy Reid installed much of the Red Raider's offense in his playbook. The conncern I have over both Penix & Bo Nix is that neither one has looked impressive unti they were surrounded by a massive level of talent & protected by two of the top three offensive lines in the college ranks. It's also a concern that it took 5 & 6 years for them to reach a level where they are considered NFL high round draft picks. There's a good chance one or both will join the ranks of the 50% that bust in the NFL if they are not in the right situation.

@stevencole7331

Ай бұрын

@@user-zr4km5ns8t Yes Andy developed his offense to Mahomes talents . The ravens completely changed there offense from flacco to Lamar mid season I believe most times a quarterback fails because he goes to the wrong system for his talents and a coach is not willing to adapt .

Bunch of sex bots in the chat 😂

@benjaminfellows9542

Ай бұрын

🤖🦾🦿

😂

@johnstuder8907

14 күн бұрын

Why is this so bad? .. we can’t see if Bo is stuck in the ground 🤦🏻‍♂️

Unwatchable video and sound isn't great either.

The more I see of him the more i have doubts. Reminds me too much of Drew Luck.

@richardthorne2804

16 күн бұрын

Drew Lock was a poor decision maker and Bo Nic strength as Kurt comfirms in this video is his decision making. They are nothing alike. I’m not saying he is going to be great but he is nothing like Drew.

@richardthorne2804

16 күн бұрын

Nix

@watchmesquatch

15 күн бұрын

When tf did Drew Lock ever have 77% completion, and 45 TDs 3 INTs? 😂😂 Stop the BS.

@fastpitchwhiz

12 күн бұрын

(An)drew luck? Or Drew Lock? You wrote drew luck. Fwiw I hope it's the former!

Is there a go fund me to get Kurt a 13 year old kid to help him with KZread? 😂 unwatchable

From what I saw on that tape, I wouldn't want Nix has the Viking QB. He stinks.

@xxtrippedlev7183

16 күн бұрын

good he didn't want to go there anyway, you got someone worse:)

@gaetanoschristmaschannel

16 күн бұрын

@@xxtrippedlev7183 Yea Jaron Hall.

@xxtrippedlev7183

16 күн бұрын

@@gaetanoschristmaschannel think you mean jj bud. jj sucks. he was around a winning team. that's it.

perfect garbage can for Denver. those guys are gonna suck and i cant waite to watch it all play out. Ho-Bo Nix . lol