What's up everybody?

Welcome into the NextPats podcast, a very special edition of Next

Pass this week because we are diving deep on what it takes to play the quarterback

position.

And diving deep specifically on what

Drake May is seeing in his second year as a pro, his first year in this Josh McDaniels system.

Thought to be a very complex and complicated system.

And yet, Drake May is thriving, named as one of the AFC's three pro bowlers this year.

So how is he doing it?

What is he seeing before the snap, after the snap?

How is Josh McDaniels coaching him? Well, today we have someone who can tell us all of those things.

He's actually been enough in the way of NFL systems that he can tell us the difference between

the system that Drake May is experiencing now with Josh McDaniels and the one he experienced

last year, much more of a

West Coast system with the Alex Van Pelt offense. And our guest is Brian Hoyer. Let's welcome him in

right now. Brian, thanks so much for being with us here on NextPats. I know this conversation is near

and dear to your heart, how to play the quarterback position, the best way to coach the quarterback position.

And you've seen so many different styles of offense. And you've heard from so many different coaches that you are the perfect guess for this chat. Hey, I appreciate it. No, we were talking at pre and post game the other day, the show. And we were just saying, like, if we want to do this, let's do it right. So I'm glad we get to do it in this long form look I've

played in there's three tree tree offensive trees right there's the the west coast the bill

walsh the air coriol and then there's the air heart perkins system which has developed into that

patriot's offense and I would say of those systems it's one of the ones that is probably

least used because that tree has just not expanded the way that

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