Fitzpatrick says the dispute is over after Talib defended Nix by rattling off his own career accomplishments, but Fitzpatrick couldn't resist one more jab at himself.
Ryan Fitzpatrick and Aqib Talib are apparently moving on from their spat. At least Fitzpatrick is. Sort of.
The whole thing started after Thursday Night Football, when Fitzpatrick called Bo Nix's performance in the Broncos' overtime win "almost disrespectful to the quarterback position." Denver beat Seattle 17-14, but Nix finished just 17 of 27 for 107 passing yards, and the Broncos managed only 32 yards of offense across their final 10 possessions. Fitzpatrick singled out overtime specifically, pointing to a designed run where Nix had a chance to pick up a first down and make something happen, and didn't.
Talib wasn't having it. The former Broncos and Rams cornerback went on the show "Gridiron" and clapped back at Fitzpatrick, running through his own career accomplishments to push back on the criticism.
On Sunday, Fitzpatrick declared the feud over, though he still managed to troll himself in the process rather than let it go quietly. Nix, for his part, remains under scrutiny for a win that looked uglier than the scoreboard suggested.