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I think that feels like a nice package there.

Yeah.

Wow.

Look at those phones lined up.

It's Felger and Mazz.

I'm not here.

The Sports Hub.

For me, I think that when I look at this, I feel like maybe they're trying to do a little too much with him right now.

The practices I've been at, I see a guy that when he cuts it loose, it looks good.

But he's doing what I like to call processing, not playing, which some of which is to be expected.

But when you're asking a guy to make physical changes and also process new mental information at the same time, they're trying to teach him a new NFL offense. They're trying to teach him how to be able to diagnose things at the line of scrimmage, pre-snap and post-nap. They're changing his footwork. It looks like they've changed his mechanics, particularly throwing mechanics, particularly on the short stuff, like the checkdown stuff. It doesn't look like what I saw in college. So these are all things that need to be addressed. I just question whether you want to address them all simultaneously. You know, it's kind of like when you have a small child. You want to cut the food up into small bites so they can digest it. I look at this and think maybe they are overlawed. He's making progress.

I'm not... child. You want to cut the food up into small bites so they can digest it. I look at this and think maybe

they are over-lawed. He's making progress. I'm not telling you he's not making progress because I know that's what you're going to say. What I'm going to say, Andrew, is could he make more progress faster if they were able to take some things off his plate and really zero in on a few things. Because to me, again, it looks like a guy

who's kind of in his own head and he's processing, not playing. He's not just reacting and

doing what he's done. He's thinking about every, are my feet here? Is my arm here? What did I

read that guy right? He looks a little robotic to me at times.

All right, go back to your phones. That was Chris Gasper last night on TV with myself and Andrew Callahan and NBC Sports Boston VST.

Michael Holly was off, but that was, I thought, interesting commentary, Maz, and two weeks in now, it's really sort of crystallizing where they are with Drake May, which is like not close to the point where it's so not close that we have now started to get a little wave of commentary from guys saying,

well, they're not even handling them right.

Like it's so far off.

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