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ArticleBo Nix on the comebacks: ‘We have a lot of guys with a clutch gene’
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I don't think anything changes. I just think it's opportunity, and that's just usually how the game goes. It's a one-score game at the end, and you have to go out there and win it.
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Nix credits fourth-quarter success to opportunity and offensive execution in high-leverage situations.

Bo Nix attributes fourth-quarter success to opportunity and game situation rather than tactical adjustments; emphasizes that one-score games at the end naturally create winning opportunities. He credits the offense's red zone execution against Kansas City to practice repetition and scheme comfort, noting the team practiced the fourth-down touchdown play extensively before calling it. On two-point conversions and fourth-down situations, Nix stresses trust in the play-call, finding completions, extending plays, and not passing up opportunities; the offense executed well when called upon in these high-leverage moments.

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