Do The BEST NFL QBs need to be BORING? Should Bo Nix be judged the same way as Caleb Williams?
Stokley and Evans break down what Broncos QB Bo Nix must do to take the next step — and their answer is surprisingly simple: be boring. They argue great quarterbacks spend 70% of their snaps doing the boring, efficient, on‑schedule things that keep an offense moving.
This debate heats up after Mark Schlereth said Caleb Williams wasn’t good because he wasn’t “boring.” Mike Evans pushes back, asking whether Bo Nix should be judged the same way. Stokley argues both young QBs are succeeding while developing — and that’s what matters.
Is “boring football” the key to Bo Nix’s success
Does efficiency matter more than flash
And is this the formula Sean Payton needs from his third year QB
Why Bo Nix must embrace “boring football”
The 70/30 rule — 70% boring, 30% special
Efficiency, timing, and staying on schedule
How the Caleb Williams debate ties into Bo Nix
Evans questions whether Nix should be judged the same way
Stokley argues both young QBs are developing successfully
Why flashy plays can’t be the foundation of a young QB
What “boring football” looks like in Sean Payton’s offense
Broncos fans — jump in the comments:
• Does Bo Nix need to be more boring
• Is the 70/30 rule the key to QB success
• And is Nix developing faster than people think
