Hub.

These guys won't stop talking.

And you can pretty much do it. You're in Mass. In per puppituity. Yep. The Sports Hub. A couple thoughts on Drake May and what's striking you out on that. Yeah, I mean, he's, you know, you look at it and you can really see his ability to create off schedule. I thought he did a great job of being able to make plays in the pocket today. Extend drives. I thought he was patient, taking some underneath checkdowns where guys were able to create. We had some tighter coverages and he was able to fit the ball into tight windows. So he looks like a stud. I didn't do too much work on him coming out, but I do know that a lot of people that studied him really hard that, you know, that I truly respect their, you know,

their opinions, loved what he was all about. You can see, you know, just the impact that he has

on his teammates, the way people talk about him here. He looks like he's going to be a special

player for a long time and he gave us fits today. All right, don't get your backup.

Felger will be here momentarily for Big Boy Tuesday.

Greg Medard is already alongside Jim Murray as well. That's where we're going to start.

Sean McVey, coach of the L.A. Rams discussing Drake May. Greg, how you doing?

Good. How are you? Murray? Wonderful. Excellent. Sean McVeigh discussing Drake May following the game on Sunday.

So this is where we're going to start. High praise from the coach of the Rams,

who obviously has won a Super Bowl,

high standing in the league.

His opinion probably about quarterbacks

means as much as anybody,

Kyle Shanahan, that whole group.

They know what they're dealing with there.

High praise for Drake May.

So Greg Bedard,

why such high praise from Sean McVeigh?

Is it warranted?

100% it is.

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