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Video: Surprises, Disappointments, Colts, Giants, Pats Offenses: Going Deep w/Brandon Angelo & Matt Waldman
Drake May against good teams has not been a good quarterback. And it's not because of talent or ability. It is purely because he can't he can't go through his progressions when defenses are giving him a lot in his plate.
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Negative signalBust

Struggles with progressions and anticipation; trade away in dynasty

Drake Maye is highlighted as a quarterback who struggles against talented defenses because he cannot effectively work through progressions when under pressure or facing complex looks. Matt Waldman classifies him as a 'thrower' who waits for confirmation before releasing the ball, leading to stalled drives. The source advises trading him away in dynasty formats, noting that early MVP hype was ridiculous and that without simplified half-field reads, he risks a developmental trajectory similar to Mitchell Trubisky.

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