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Drake May, who we all wrote off as as being broken, was the overall QB1 on the week... eight carries, 54 rushing yards. Um, his rookie season, I he ranked what, like behind only Josh Allen and scramble rushing yards per game.

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QB1 week four; 54 rushing yards (most in nearly a year).

Drake May was the overall QB1 in week four despite being written off as broken entering the week. He recorded 8 carries for 54 rushing yards, his highest rushing-yard total in nearly a year; in his rookie season he ranked behind only Josh Allen in scramble rushing yards per game. The source notes that increased rushing volume could open up the passing game by threatening the defense, viewing the 54-yard rushing performance as a potential turning point in his offensive role. While decision-making remained inconsistent (forced balls into inexplicable windows, got stripped on a fumble), the increased rushing volume is bullish as his typical drop-back game has been struggling. Much of the yardage came on two scrambles, showcasing his explosive scrambling ability.

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