From the episode
That is the type of throw that Jalen waddle was brought in to coax out Bo Nix...If you can do this with Jalen Waddle, you become a super bowl caliber passing attack. Immediately.
STACKED’s take
Waddle emerging as key intermediate target; Nix showing willingness to attack middle of field
Mina Kimes highlights Waddle's emerging role in the Broncos' intermediate passing attack after Week 2 vs Jacksonville. Bo Nix completed 12 of 13 passes for 66 yards between the numbers in this game—a significant development after Week 1 showed minimal middle-field usage. Kimes emphasizes that Waddle was brought in specifically to coax intermediate throws from Nix, citing an anticipatory dig route on third down where the ball was out between the hashes before Waddle broke, plus a post-crosser completion. Kimes argues this middle-field presence, though not the primary attack, is critical to respecting the offense's geometry; without it, defenses can stack the perimeter. She concludes: 'If you can do this with Jalen Waddle, you become a super bowl caliber passing attack immediately.'
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