Mark Schlereth Challenges Bo Nix to Quit Being Scared to Make a Mistake | Challenge Flags
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Mark Schlereth's challenge flag goes to Bo Nix: quit seeing ghosts, step up in the pocket and inspire your football team.
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On this week's Challenge Flags, the OG Football Show panel of Trey Wingo, Mark Schlereth and Merril Hoge each challenge a player, team or division heading into Week 7.
Stink says he can't find one thing the Broncos do well on offense right now: they can't run it, throw it or protect, and their receivers don't get open. His challenge to Bo Nix is to climb the pocket, take a shot to the teeth, fight for a first down and stop being so scared to make a mistake that he makes no plays.
Also in this episode: • Merril challenges the Houston Texans to run the table, and breaks down a CJ Stroud throw that shows why he never blinks. • Trey challenges the Cowboys, Eagles and Giants to win a game. Every team in the NFC East has multiple Super Bowl titles, and right now none of them can find a win.
Lead your team.
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