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What does the NFL have wrong about Drake May?

That more to speak on the couch.

It's RSP week, Matt Waldman.

What does the NFL have wrong about Drake May? That more to speak on the couch. It's RSP week. Matt Waldman. What does the NFL have

wrong about Drake May? First, they don't wear funky hats like we do. So that's probably part of it.

I think what they have wrong about Drake May is kind of what they got, what they prefer over guys like Patrick Mahomes because when you look

back at Patrick Mahomes, Patrick Mahomes was not the robo quarterback and the NFL's looking for

they're looking just like people look at models and they're looking for the safe

decision based on the models because the models get things more correct than not

that's at least the intent of the model the NFL's model for quarterbacks is high

completion percentage big name program program, big frame, big arm, big production at a big time program.

And so all those things are resume bullet points that they can lean on.

So if the processing doesn't work out, if the ability to manage the pocket doesn't work out

if the actual charted accuracy of whether they're pinpoint or not which you can't see from

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