Sep 15, 2026 · 46 min · 12 segments
What's up, friends — I just watched every NFL game I could and I'm breaking down the highs, the awful, the weird, and the teams I’m worried about. From Drake May's confusing reads to Mahomes' shaky…
Manuel FontesHost
The Super Bowl, Drake May had a lot of trouble identifying what was in front of him, wherever the Mike linebacker was, wherever the Sam linebacker was, whether it was a six-man front, eight-man front, whatever was in the box, he could not identify.
Every single time Witherspoon came off the edge, the corner that they had, he never made a line call, he never shifted protection, and he was just a free guy all day long.
That was the Super Bowl, right? You got an entire offseason, you got a training camp, you got all that stuff, right? A lot of video, a lot of video, a lot of video, a lot of play calling, a lot of whatever, right? Josh McDaniels has been the offensive coordinator for New England for 20 years at this point.
The first half was okay, right? A lot of screens, a lot of surprising and over-pursuing defensive line.
So what did McDonald do, the head coach of the Seahawks? He decided that he was going to go back to the well of the Super Bowl in the second half.
Six-man, seven-man, eight-man blitz, corners, stunts, whatever was coming off those packages.
He could not... identify anything pre-snap like at all if there was seven guys in the box and he's only got five blockers he never pulled a tight end in he never pulled a receiver in for a chip never never at once did he keep the back in like whatever the play was he ran it trying it was as if he was hoping that these plays would in the first half would also work in the second half as all good teams do being the defending champs they made their adjustments and drake may did not adjust to anything at all it was fucking bananas what i was watching and it didn't also one of the things they mentioned in the broadcast that i thought was okay, whatever, like it should be a good thing, but it was not a good thing.
I'm not familiar with the Patriots roster, but they claimed that he was a center in college.
Now, the great centers of our eras, depending on what era you're in, you know, you're Jeff Saturdays, you're Bart Oates, you're Randy Cross, you're...
The Super Bowl, Drake May had a lot of trouble identifying what was in front of him, wherever the Mike linebacker was, wherever the Sam linebacker was, whether it was a six-man front, eight-man front, whatever was in the box, he could not identify.
Every single time Witherspoon came off the edge, the corner that they had, he never made a line call, he never shifted protection, and he was just a free guy all day long.
That was the Super Bowl, right? You got an entire offseason, you got a training camp, you got all that stuff, right? A lot of video, a lot of video, a lot of video, a lot of play calling, a lot of whatever, right? Josh McDaniels has been the offensive coordinator for New England for 20 years at this point.
The first half was okay, right? A lot of screens, a lot of surprising and over-pursuing defensive line.
So what did McDonald do, the head coach of the Seahawks? He decided that he was going to go back to the well of the Super Bowl in the second half.
Six-man, seven-man, eight-man blitz, corners, stunts, whatever was coming off those packages.
He could not... identify anything pre-snap like at all if there was seven guys in the box and he's only got five blockers he never pulled a tight end in he never pulled a receiver in for a chip never never at once did he keep the back in like whatever the play was he ran it trying it was as if he was hoping that these plays would in the first half would also work in the second half as all good teams do being the defending champs they made their adjustments and drake may did not adjust to anything at all it was fucking bananas what i was watching and it didn't also one of the things they mentioned in the broadcast that i thought was okay, whatever, like it should be a good thing, but it was not a good thing.
I'm not familiar with the Patriots roster, but they claimed that he was a center in college.
Now, the great centers of our eras, depending on what era you're in, you know, you're Jeff Saturdays, you're Bart Oates, you're Randy Cross, you're...
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