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**Patriots at Titans** ( -3.5, 38) 1:00 (1 Viewer)
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ProstheticRGK
Footballguy
Drake Maye and the Patriots is the name of my Tobey Keith cover band.
fruity pebbles
Footballguy
That throw in the end zone was on point with pressure in his face
ShamrockPride
Footballguy
I think NE has found their new QB.
Good for them.
Good for them.
-OZ-
Footballguy
Yeah, it looks like at least 4 of the top drafted QBs are actually proving worthy of their picks.
fruity pebbles
Footballguy
Maye seems to have “it”. For a rookie he stays unshaken.
I think he made good decisions to run and was all in all fine but he was throwing all these short passes so they're not really taking the training wheels off and seeing what they've got.
Edit to add- the Titans did this last year and didn't know much of Levis
That was a great play
massraider
Footballguy
Pats need to focus on getting this kid weapons and linemen. Worry about defense later
Boston
Footballguy
There is a future!
xtrat point was like an inch in
Because the Titans don't know how to play defense?
Alex P Keaton
Footballguy
Can’t believe this horrible game went to OT and is STILL going on
Desert_Power
Footballguy
Hooker outlasts Maye
fruity pebbles
Footballguy
Maye never even saw the safety
Lansdowne
Footballguy
Both things can be true.
Here's his passing chart
x.com
x.com
It's a real lot short.
The accuracy is bad on anything with some depth.
I really liked his head to feel pressure. He ran a lot and ran well but if you take in the times that he stood there a bit late waiting for his WRs to get open and trusting his linemen- all that together- he did that very very well.
Boston
Footballguy
Here's his passing chart
x.com
It's a real lot short.
The accuracy is bad on anything with some depth.
I really liked his head to feel pressure. He ran a lot and ran well but if you take in the times that he stood there a bit late waiting for his WRs to get open and trusting his linemen- all that together- he did that very very well.
I saw your training wheels observation and I am not fully onboard...on one-hand he is a 22-year-old rookie so that point is valid but when you have a bad O-line and subpar WRs you are not set-up for downfield success.
Absolutely trueHere's his passing chart
x.com
It's a real lot short.
The accuracy is bad on anything with some depth.
I really liked his head to feel pressure. He ran a lot and ran well but if you take in the times that he stood there a bit late waiting for his WRs to get open and trusting his linemen- all that together- he did that very very well.
I saw your training wheels observation and I am not fully onboard...on one-hand he is a 22-year-old rookie so that point is valid but when you have a bad O-line and subpar WRs you are not set-up for downfield success.
It's amazing what he is doing with that line and absolutely no help outside of Henry.Here's his passing chart
x.com
It's a real lot short.
The accuracy is bad on anything with some depth.
I really liked his head to feel pressure. He ran a lot and ran well but if you take in the times that he stood there a bit late waiting for his WRs to get open and trusting his linemen- all that together- he did that very very well.
I saw your training wheels observation and I am not fully onboard...on one-hand he is a 22-year-old rookie so that point is valid but when you have a bad O-line and subpar WRs you are not set-up for downfield success.
Damn shame they didn't go for 2 there. Stupid. What do you have to lose?
Boston
Footballguy
It's amazing what he is doing with that line and absolutely no help outside of Henry.Here's his passing chart
x.com
It's a real lot short.
The accuracy is bad on anything with some depth.
I really liked his head to feel pressure. He ran a lot and ran well but if you take in the times that he stood there a bit late waiting for his WRs to get open and trusting his linemen- all that together- he did that very very well.
I saw your training wheels observation and I am not fully onboard...on one-hand he is a 22-year-old rookie so that point is valid but when you have a bad O-line and subpar WRs you are not set-up for downfield success.
Damn shame they didn't go for 2 there. Stupid. What do you have to lose?
Agreed...you had the momentum and the Titans on their heels after that play...just be aggressive...there was no downside.
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