The Quick Snap with David Andrews & Brian Hoyer
Dec 31, 2025 · 1 hr 11 min · 18 segments
Brian Hoyer and David Andrews break down the Patriots’ blowout win over the Jets, discuss Drake Maye’s place in the MVP race and reflect on a legendary Patriots moment from 2018. Plus, Patriots head…
David AndrewsHost
Brian HoyerHost
Mike VrabelGuest
And we've always said, like, sometimes you play a team and their cars are running while the game's going on.
I mean, the New York Jets looked absolutely like they did not want to be out there.
But, and this was the first thing I wrote, the biggest thing was the Patriots showed up and they did what they were supposed
At one point in the game, I don't know, the only thing I was cheering for, not the Patriots to one, they already did that, was for the kid not to throw an interception.
To me, that's the biggest thing, right? And what that shows to me is this team has a standard for themselves.
And that's the most important thing because you are going to play games like this, right? And, you know, It's not as much as, and I think if you look at it each week, like, hey, it doesn't matter who we're playing.
And, you know, they could have gone out there, slapped it around, won 17 to 10.
You know, or even 28 to 10, you know, and Drake's out the last four minutes of the game or something, you know.
But they go out there, handle their business, really in all three phases, I thought.
I mean, the defense flew around, you know, and there was things in the game to me that I thought— They're routine things.
And maybe I thought they were routine early in my career because we did those things so much.
And then later in my career, I figured out, like, well, that's a little harder than you think.
And we've always said, like, sometimes you play a team and their cars are running while the game's going on.
I mean, the New York Jets looked absolutely like they did not want to be out there.
But, and this was the first thing I wrote, the biggest thing was the Patriots showed up and they did what they were supposed
At one point in the game, I don't know, the only thing I was cheering for, not the Patriots to one, they already did that, was for the kid not to throw an interception.
To me, that's the biggest thing, right? And what that shows to me is this team has a standard for themselves.
And that's the most important thing because you are going to play games like this, right? And, you know, It's not as much as, and I think if you look at it each week, like, hey, it doesn't matter who we're playing.
And, you know, they could have gone out there, slapped it around, won 17 to 10.
You know, or even 28 to 10, you know, and Drake's out the last four minutes of the game or something, you know.
But they go out there, handle their business, really in all three phases, I thought.
I mean, the defense flew around, you know, and there was things in the game to me that I thought— They're routine things.
And maybe I thought they were routine early in my career because we did those things so much.
And then later in my career, I figured out, like, well, that's a little harder than you think.
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