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With some of the turnovers, it seems like some of them are when you're trailing, trying to make a play.

Are you confident that they'll be able to curb some of the turn owners, but those aren't the situations that you're at? Yeah, I think I'm not to worry about, you know, the terms of obviously, you know, putting the ball in harm's way is a big emphasis for a football team as a quarterback. But I think when you're, you know, trying to fight back and trying to the game, you're trying make some plays you know some of them some of them happen but i do think um you know back on my saving

while just But I think when you're trying to fight back and trying the game, you're trying to make some plays, you know, some of them happen.

But I do think, you know, back on my saving, no, I just said I'm not worried about.

I am worried about, you don't turn football over.

That's a problem.

But at the end of the day, you can't turn the football over.

And especially, you know, I think we're losing the turnover margin in most of the games, you know, with me back there so that needs something that I need to prove on.

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It's Patriots quarterback, rookie quarterback, Drake May, addressing the turnover issues. I said it a couple of days ago. I have the corny nickname ready to go. I don't want to have to use it, but it's in the chamber, Barth, two a day for May, because that's what it feels like. Two turnovers a game. It feels like it is, you know, or it's a one pick. It just feels like he's a turnover waiting to happen at the most inopportune time. You're basically there.

It's 11 in six full starts if we don't count the Jets quarter. Yeah. So is it becoming a real problem? Or is this just a rookie quarterback taking his lumps right now? It's not sustainable. I don't think it's, We're at the point now where it becomes disqualifying, but you want to see him get the number down. I think they clearly want to see him get the number down. I thought it was interesting. Last week, Alex Van Pelt was asked about it. This was before the, the Dolphins game and gave, I don't know where the number came from, but he said if he can finish the year with under 10 interceptions, that would be a good number. I happen to agree. I think at the time, he had six picks with five games to go, so that made sense. Didn't mention the fumbles, which you could argue are a bigger issue, but all right, we have some sort of definition. Then May goes out against Miami. Two more. One of each.

One fumble, one interception.

Now, was he put in a great spot? No. And you could argue with the better roster, he maybe has a better chance there. Because on both of those plays, he has a rusher in his face. But at a certain point, they start to add up where it does become a concern. And if it's still like this at this time next year, we need to have a real conversation about is he the guy,

is he the option? where it does become a concern. And if it's still like this at this time next year,

we need to have a real conversation about, is he the guy, is he the option moving forward? If it's still two, three a game, if you can get it down, they don't need to go away. And he's always going to be more of a turnover prone quarterback than what we're used to here in New England. That's just the play style. you see these guys like Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes this year is getting exposed that way a little more.

When you play style. You see these guys like Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes this year is getting exposed that

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