Why Drake Maye and the Patriots should DOMINATE in Miami

Explain, because I called.

Yeah.

I was watching the film on Sunday or Saturday morning, and I called you and talking about it.

And you explained, you know, what you saw in that.

Explain, because I thought what you said about how the throw has to be made and it necessarily wasn't the wrong read and the field – Just go through all that because I thought that was very

interesting.

Well, I think when you play the quarterback position, first and foremost, you've got to know what's the read of the play.

And I think immediately Drake knows where he wants to go with the football.

He does a great job of holding the free safety.

They showed a great clip on Amazon of him kind of really just having his eyes locked on the safety so he doesn't go over to hit the seam.

And he knows where he wants to go with the football.

The hard part about that is when you hold the safety as long as you do, you're kind of just – it's all feel.

I know where my guy is supposed to be.

And on that – Area of the field.

He knows he's running out of room.

So he knows he's got to put it on a rope Well, he goes to throw it.

It just it's a physical.

It's just he doesn't cut it loose and he would have had to throw a Piss missile to use Tom Brady's term that he used a few weeks back He would have had to basically throw a seam ball that never left ten feet the whole way he would had to throw it ten feet to the back of the end line and It's probably gonna be a toe tap and it's gonna be a touchdown you you want A tight end on a linebacker.

That's the matchup you want.

They came back to it later in the game.

But they were also a little further out.

A little more space.

And Eli had the same separation.

But because they had more room, he could loft the ball down there.

And I think it was just when you look at interceptions, I always kind of look in three categories.