From the episode
He's been sacked only two times. Season low 34% pressure rate in week number five... He's using his legs, right? He had a rushing touchdown in this game... over the last two games, almost 80 yards with his legs... it's because he's confident. He's letting it go.
STACKED’s take
May's improved protection (34% pressure rate), rushing upside, and newfound confidence signal sustained QB1 performance.
Matthew Berry emphasizes Drake May's improved confidence and decision-making. Over the last two games, May has added rushing production (nearly 80 yards with a rushing touchdown across two weeks, including 25 rushing yards in Week 5), demonstrating he's using his legs effectively. More critically, the Patriots offense is finally protecting him: only two sacks and a season-low 34% pressure rate in Week 5 despite facing Max Crosby and the Raiders defense. Berry attributes May's turnaround to a shift in mindset—'it's because he's confident. He's letting it go'—and notes he's no longer timid, completing difficult throws down the field with accuracy and willingness to take calculated risks.
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