The Quick Snap with David Andrews & Brian Hoyer
Nov 4, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 14 segments
The guys are back, and so is Drake Maye’s MVP-caliber play! Brian, David and Danny break down the Patriots’ 24-19 win over the Dolphins, discuss why Maye is firmly back in the MVP conversation and…
David AndrewsHost
Brian HoyerHost
Kevin ByardGuest
When you play in those conditions, you almost have to change your entire game plan because everything becomes difficult.
The snap, the handoff, the pass, the reception, and then obviously the ball carrier.
They basically grinded through the first half, and then they came out after halftime, and it seemed like they knew that the rain had stopped, and they're like, all right, Drake, go ahead and cut it loose because— as efficient as he was in the first half, he wasn't throwing the ball down the field.
Yeah, and those are things you're conscious of as the play caller, as the quarterback, as the players in general.
I think, for me, the biggest, I guess, positive I really felt, and, look, Look, I think I'm looking at it from a 10,000-foot view on the quarterback.
But to me, this felt like a game where the quarterback put his big boy pants on and said, I'm going to will our football team to a win.
And then, you know, your safety blanket, the guy he has the best connection with, Hunter Henry, goes down, which I don't think is going to be a – look, we'll see how he progresses this week.
And I would say the encouraging thing was he obviously goes in the locker room, probably got an x-ray there, maybe got a new tape job, whatever, and then he came back out.
When you play in those conditions, you almost have to change your entire game plan because everything becomes difficult.
The snap, the handoff, the pass, the reception, and then obviously the ball carrier.
They basically grinded through the first half, and then they came out after halftime, and it seemed like they knew that the rain had stopped, and they're like, all right, Drake, go ahead and cut it loose because— as efficient as he was in the first half, he wasn't throwing the ball down the field.
Yeah, and those are things you're conscious of as the play caller, as the quarterback, as the players in general.
I think, for me, the biggest, I guess, positive I really felt, and, look, Look, I think I'm looking at it from a 10,000-foot view on the quarterback.
But to me, this felt like a game where the quarterback put his big boy pants on and said, I'm going to will our football team to a win.
And then, you know, your safety blanket, the guy he has the best connection with, Hunter Henry, goes down, which I don't think is going to be a – look, we'll see how he progresses this week.
And I would say the encouraging thing was he obviously goes in the locker room, probably got an x-ray there, maybe got a new tape job, whatever, and then he came back out.
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