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Hello, Sean.

Hey, Greg, good morning.

So I saw this crazy breakdown on TikTok.

I'll spare you the details.

And I am aware that the MVP voting is now over.

So we're kind of just in the waiting period now to see what happens.

But as people come out with their, you know, their first team all pros and the NFL

releases theirs, I think it's really important to look at where the NFL is going from a

scheme and kind of statistical standpoint in that the NFL has become

about efficiency. It's no longer about big plays. This was the least amount of 40 plus passes,

40 yard plus passes we've seen in the NFL in decades. We had, I believe it's 17 players

with over 1,000 rushing yards.

And so teams are just getting less drives with the football because they're trying to just

kill clock and reduce variance and reduce opportunities for injuries and for

interceptions and turnovers and the like.

And so in a year where we're seeing offense move at such a slow pace, I think it's really important to recognize people who are extremely efficient, and that includes Drake May.

He's the most efficient passer in all of football.

We've been comparing him in Matthew Stafford, and I think the one stat note that we haven't made is that Drake May has thrown the ball a hundred less times in Matthew Stafford and only was 300 yards behind him.

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