From the episode
Drake May...26-34. 374 yards. Four touchdowns. No interceptions...most of May's passing production came against press coverage. 118 of his 374 yards came when targeting pressed receivers...He had three touchdowns against quarters today. He was like seven for eight for 117 and three touchdowns just against quarters.
STACKED’s take
May's 374-yard, 4-TD game shows elite efficiency against press coverage and one-on-one situations.
May had a strong bounce-back performance against the Raiders after early-season struggles, completing 26 of 34 passes for 374 yards, four passing touchdowns, one rushing touchdown, and zero interceptions. The source emphasizes that May excels when given press coverage opportunities and one-on-one situations outside the numbers; in this game, 118 of his 374 yards came when targeting pressed receivers. He was particularly effective against quarters coverage, going 7 for 8 for 117 yards and three touchdowns in that look. The source notes that when May is given clean pockets and opportunities to bet on his receivers in man/press situations, he performs at an elite level.
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