These guys won't stop touching. And you can pretty much do it. You're in Maz. Impuriputuity. Yep. The Sports Hub. Tide-end stack left. Hollins there as well. Henderson in the backfield, a throw to the right. And the law is got by Kishon Booty, spilling across the sideline. But not before he scores a touchdown. Patriots. Volgaid.

You can start your buses now.

I've seen enough.

What a throw by May would have catched by Booty.

Here we go, Keishaw Booty again

with the body control to create separation.

It's great coverage.

But what happens?

Drake May puts it where only is receiver, Kachan

Booty, to get it. Beautiful throw. Phenomenal catch. Tap, tap, down. That's seven.

On NBC Sports Boston, where we beam across New England and the country is brought to by Supercut's

real smart hair. We spent an hour talking about the defense, the approach, the physicality, the

coaching. Obviously, it all works a lot better when you've got a quarterback that can drop it

in a bucket from eight yards or 38 yards. It doesn't matter. Yep. And it makes everything else

look better and makes everything else run a little smoothly, a little smoother, if you will, and sort

of helps the head coach with his message.

You have any trouble with your message landing if your quarterback just drops it over the

guy's shoulder perfectly for touchdowns over the defense.

Everything else seems to take care of itself.

And I think you are remiss if you put anything before that.

That's where this all starts and it's where it all will end,

is Drake May's ability as a passer, as an elite NFL passer.

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