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We have a show to do today.

The whole new acronym thing drives me effing penins.

Can we call him by his way?

Offensively, I saw a quarterback who was feeling his way through a system that's new to him.

And that's what it felt like.

You know, it felt like he was kind of processing instead of playing, feeling his way through this thing.

And, you know, I talked to Hunter Henry.

And he said that, look, it's early, obviously, but with this Josh McDaniels system,

he said, you know, we've thrown a lot against the wall and we're trying to make it stick.

I also asked him if they had streamlined or simplified the system because Rabel had hinted

that during the owner's meetings. And he said, well, not really, you know, just being honest with you,

it seems the same to me.

So take that, you know, however you will.

This is a complicated, intricate offense that you're asking Drake made to learn, and it's

going to take a little bit of time for him to learn it.

And I can't disconnect him trying to learn this offense from what I saw today with the four interceptions.

Now, one of them was tipped, and one looked like maybe it was a miscommunication,

but one that Del Pettus picked off was just a terrible read, terrible.

Chris Gaspar on with us last night on Boston Sports tonight.

Coming off of, well, being at Patriots OTAs and witnessing Drake May's four interceptions yesterday.

So this is where we're going to begin.

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