The Quick Snap with David Andrews & Brian Hoyer
Sep 16, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 15 segments
Brian Hoyer and David Andrews look back at the Patriots’ Week 1 loss to the Seahawks and look ahead to this week’s matchup against Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers. The guys debate whether or not the…
David AndrewsHost
Brian HoyerHost
Obviously the game, uh, was disappointing the way it ended, uh, the way it started.
And we were all joking, obviously now that we're making picks and stuff because of draft Kings.
If you had told me after the first series, San Darnold was out, I would a hundred percent taken the Patriots.
And then the game, I think just, it turned into one of those games, like who was going to make the mistake.
And our guy, Drake May, who we had such high hopes for, it really, he became the one that made the mistakes.
But yeah, I think Hoy, like, I guess one thing that's frustrating to me and look, everyone's entitled to their opinion.
And I think sometimes you have to understand you go into games and Week one, a little unknown, obviously.
Granted, they did play them just in the Super Bowl last game of the year, but so much can change.
And I think sometimes you go into these games, you've been a part of them, I've been a part of them, where it's like the game dictates how it's going to be played that day, right? And I think you play Seattle's defense a lot of times, like, The game is just going to be slow.
Obviously the game, uh, was disappointing the way it ended, uh, the way it started.
And we were all joking, obviously now that we're making picks and stuff because of draft Kings.
If you had told me after the first series, San Darnold was out, I would a hundred percent taken the Patriots.
And then the game, I think just, it turned into one of those games, like who was going to make the mistake.
And our guy, Drake May, who we had such high hopes for, it really, he became the one that made the mistakes.
But yeah, I think Hoy, like, I guess one thing that's frustrating to me and look, everyone's entitled to their opinion.
And I think sometimes you have to understand you go into games and Week one, a little unknown, obviously.
Granted, they did play them just in the Super Bowl last game of the year, but so much can change.
And I think sometimes you go into these games, you've been a part of them, I've been a part of them, where it's like the game dictates how it's going to be played that day, right? And I think you play Seattle's defense a lot of times, like, The game is just going to be slow.
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