QB prospect Bo Nix had a chance to showcase his skills this Tuesday at Oregon's Pro Day. Unfortunately, there weren't many head coaches in attendance other than Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus...

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“But everybody here is absolutely 100-percent, they’re speaking reverentially about Bo Nix," ESPN's Field Yates said. "It’s so clear how much of an impact he’s had on this program in just two years. It’s clear he’s had a ton of impact on the field but it sounds like from everything I’ve heard, Bo’s kind of changed everything about Oregon football in terms of the culture and the leadership. Everything he’s brought to the table.”

(The Spun)

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fierysnowman•10 months

I guess not many NFL head coaches are interested in passes only thrown 5.7 yards on average past the line of scrimmage.

TommyDaTiger•10 months

Look fiery snow woman we all know Bo sucks and relax. You came in hot but that’s just the women in you. Nature will take its course and right the whole BO NIX IS A LEGIT NFL QB!!!!!!! It’s all good princess. Peace

Morpheus•10 months

I see him as a career backup. Could be wrong.

Jabontik•10 months

ESPN was trying so hard with him last year

Timeoday•10 months

ESPN sux on NIKE money. Oregon is "owned" by NIKE. Hence, the reason for Oregon being the most over-rated college athletic program in the history of college athletics.

s2•10 months

2 downvotes by ESPN and nike

dstone12•10 months

It rarely ends well when espn or some outlet does a special on you and your daddy starts the “AU didn’t like us, but the other school took us in”. Seems that’s why dad was on the show. Not to talk about qb play, but rubbing it in.

chRxis•10 months

Clipboard holder, at best, in the NFL

BIGJLAW•10 months

I wish I was a clipboard holder in the NFL.

s2•10 months

white privilege isn't acceptable in the nfl

captainFid•10 months

My dyslexia first read this as Bo Nix's memorial service. He's been in college most of my life.

Mr Happy•10 months

I was sure it was Dennis Allen.

Lsu101205•10 months

The other teams did not need to fly out to Oregon to watch him check down and throw behind the line of scrimmage.

Borntoboogy•10 months

Teams don't want to tip hand!

tigerpawl•10 months

Nix will be successful in the NFL. He's made many doubters eat crow already.

LSU_Legz•10 months

this made me lol

Spelt it rong•10 months

He will get paid millions and will be on an NFL roster. That's plenty successful for the world, but I doubt he does much of anything else in the NFL.

HangmanPage1•10 months

Were any of those doubters from Auburn?

jjv0004•10 months

Why in the world are the Bears there? As a Bears fan this makes zero sense to me. Unless there to watch Franklin.

southsidedell•10 months

It's the whole "due diligence" crap they like to give you during the GM interviews this time of year. Or.....or....or....a trade down?? That would be crazy!

Thracken13•10 months

we really did him wrong in Auburn - glad he found success and really hope he is able to be decent in the NFL.

Timeoday•10 months

Well, ol' Bo did transfer to Oregon from an SEC program. No wonder he is held in such high esteem.

Spelt it rong•10 months

Because he's a day 2 or 3 pick in reality.

Hondo Blacksheep•10 months

No way I would draft Bo Nix.

That would, however, be a classic Bears move.

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