“Bo Nix’s Rookie Season EXPOSES the TRUTH About the Lions’ New OC—Fans Won’t Like This!”

**Bo Nix’s Rookie Season EXPOSES the TRUTH About the Lions’ New OC—Fans Won’t Like This!**

 

Detroit Lions fans, brace yourselves. The team’s new offensive coordinator, John Morton, might not be the savior some are hoping for. If you want proof, just take a long, hard look at Bo Nix’s rookie year.

 

Morton spent the 2023 season as a senior offensive assistant for the Denver Broncos, a team that had its fair share of struggles on offense. One of his key projects? Helping develop rookie quarterback Bo Nix. And let’s just say… it wasn’t exactly a masterpiece.

 

Nix, a highly touted draft pick, was expected to make an immediate impact. Instead, his rookie year was plagued with inconsistency, questionable play-calling, and a system that never seemed to fully utilize his strengths. Sound familiar? Lions fans have seen this movie before.

 

John Morton’s track record in the NFL is, at best, a mixed bag. His lone season as an offensive coordinator with the New York Jets in 2017 ended with a firing, and while he’s spent years in various assistant roles, he’s never been the guy who’s completely turned an offense around.

 

Now, he’s being handed the keys to one of the most promising offenses in the league. Detroit has talent—Jared Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jahmyr Gibbs—but will Morton elevate them or hold them back? If his work with Nix in Denver is any indication, Lions fans have every reason to be skeptical.

 

Detroit doesn’t need an experiment; they need a leader who can take them over the top. If Morton struggles early, the backlash will be swift—and deserved. Let’s hope Dan Campbell and company know what they’re doing, because right now, this hire looks more like a gamble than a game-changer.