From the episode

Over the last two games, almost 650 passing yards, seven touchdowns, zero interceptions... Despite all the early season struggles, Drake May is actually top six in the NFL in yards per pass attempt... This is why we said don't drop Drake May. Wait to see it. Now we've seen it. Top five guy.

STACKED’s take

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May's top-six yards per attempt and recent 650-yard, 7-TD stretch signal top-five QB upside.

After a strong Week 5 performance (40 points), Matthew Berry highlights Drake May's recent trajectory: over the last two games, nearly 650 passing yards, seven touchdowns, zero interceptions, compared to early-season struggles with turnovers. Despite early-season issues, May ranks top six in the NFL in yards per pass attempt. Berry's conviction is high: 'This is why we said don't drop Drake May. Wait to see it. Now we've seen it. Top five guy.' He notes May is performing this well without A.J. Brown and two starting offensive linemen, suggesting further upside.

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