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Oh, right, of course, because I should know who that is. I don't care what you think. It's... I'll tell you something that rub me right. Felger and Mass. On 985, the Sports Hub. 17, 16, Indianapolis. Stevenson to the left of May. Three receivers right. One to the left, perhaps. Shut and a step. Blitz coming. May stands in. Throws her right by Henry. On target, on time.

A little. here. One to the left, perhaps. Shut and snap, Blitz coming. May stands in, throws it right,

caught by Henry. On target, on time, a little outcome. Rock down by Crosse. First down, New England. Like, we know May's good, but he is so freaking good against the Blitz. I mean,

we've seen it since he started playing. Teams will send everybody. He doesn't get frazzled he's hangs in the

pocket this is impressive so he's completed coming into this game 61% of his passes twice as many

touchdowns his interceptions when facing the blitzing the blitzing him 12 yards on that completion

my point is look what he's doing it with.

Love that play from Drake May.

Easy, easy, easy.

They sent seven guys, and it was nothing to it.

Can of corn.

You want to go look up how that came to be?

We can explain it to you later on if you want.

But I love that, Greg. through it before henry made the cut so it was coordinated it was in sync it was on time they again sent the house

and it wasn't like it was even difficult and i just i thought that was just sort of for these guys

you know sort of like next level of where he's going,

May's going and the team's going, hopefully, maybe with Alex Van Pelt.

That was an outstanding play.

And also he had another play in in-cut to Bourne where he just shows like he understands

what he's going to encounter.

And against a team, like the Colts, it's a little bit easier

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