Nix credits Waddle's speed and playmaking for adding missing explosiveness element.

Nix highlighted Jaylen Waddle's addition as bringing an element of explosiveness the offense has lacked for a couple of years. Nix noted that Waddle's speed allows plays to go from first-and-10 to one-and-done with 75-80 yard gains, and that his presence relieves pressure on other receivers by distributing touches, keeping them fresh. Nix stated Waddle 'makes everybody on the offense better' and helps the defense by reducing overall touches needed.