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Sean Payton sounds off on Geoff Schwartz’s analysis of Bo Nix

"Just watch the tape," Sean Payton said in response to Geoff Schwartz's unfounded Bo Nix take.

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton reacted strongly to FS1's Geoff Schwartz's analysis of Bo Nix during a recent First Things First segment. Payton addressed the situation after the Broncos' final preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings on Friday night. Payton criticized Schwartz's take, stating, "I can’t help myself, though.

When I see something like that, I’m sorry. It’s just, I have a pause and then it’s like, ‘What are you watching?’ Just watch the tape." Payton defended Nix once again, emphasizing that he has been doing so since drafting Nix in the first round of the 2024 NFL draft. Payton compared Schwartz's analysis to his initial impressions of former Vikings players Percy Harvin and Adrian Peterson, noting that "everything was the opposite of what he was saying" and that "it’s completely different to see a player in-person than it is to watch a player on tape from the comfort of your home."

In his post-game remarks, Payton took another swipe at Schwartz, saying, "You’ve got the basement podcast with the beer logo and I just couldn’t help myself with that one. It was silly." Payton concluded his defense of Nix, highlighting the quarterback's undeniable skill and potential to overcome any doubters.

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