Keeler: Broncos QB Bo Nix is playing scared. Here’s how Sean Payton can fix it.
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When he sees Bo Nix, Justin Anderson sees a man fighting The Bear. Only not the Chicago kind.
“When our attention gets locked onto threats, we activate our sympathetic nervous system, which is the defensive posture,” Anderson, a venerated sports psychologist, told me over the phone Monday as we discussed Nix, the Broncos’ mercurial QB1. “And it’s fight-or-flight. And that is really good if we’re fighting a bear. It’s not really great for these high-preci
“When our attention gets locked onto threats, we activate our sympathetic nervous system, which is the defensive posture,” Anderson, a venerated sports psychologist, told me over the phone Monday as we discussed Nix, the Broncos’ mercurial QB1. “And it’s fight-or-flight. And that is really good if we’re fighting a bear. It’s not really great for these high-preci
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