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Stroud is a baller, simple as that

Regardless, it was the right decision. Give the kid some time to see how different the NFL is. See the speed of the game, how much harder it is to diagnose defenses, how much tighter the windows to throw are, etc. I still stand by their call to start JB

Sounds like the conundrum for a new starter in any year on pretty much any team. Don't know how the Patriots are much different than the other 31 teams in this respect.

That few tenths of a second could simply be Mahommes pocket presence or his ability to adjust for pressure. It's not necessarily the line that's the difference. We have WR open consistently, JB can't find them. He can't adjust the line, he continually missed the blitz, I don't think he has...

The line isn't as bad as people are making it out to be. JB pocket awareness sucks, he doesn't have down field vision at all, he isn't setting protections well and he's taking a long time to go through reads. I think Maye will make the line look better. To the people that don't agree, average...

So tell me what the difference is between a toe being dragged and toe touching in bounds and a heel coming down. Both started with a toe and ended out of bounds. The interpretation of the rule is correct, the application of the rule is stupid.

It does not, because you got two parts of your feet down, in bounds before going out of bounds. Just like every other catch. Hell, you can drag your feet out of bounds and it's a catch. That rule should mean you can't do that, because you didn't make another move before going out of bounds and...

It may have followed the letter of the rule, but it's a dumb ****ing rule. If he had landed on his elbow and slid out of bounds, it would have been a catch. Literally any other combination of body parts touching in bounds is a catch as long as they land in bounds. But not a toe and a full foot...

I don't know why you argue on the side of stupidity constantly. If you get a foot down and drag your other toe out of bounds, it's a catch, doesn't require all of both feet. It's no different, you got a toe and a foot in bounds. It should be a catch

If he had hopped backwards and landed on his ass out of bounds it would have been a catch. He had two parts of his feet in bounds I while completing the catch. It's dumb

At some point the foot goes out of bounds on a toe tap. Two toes is considered a catch but not one toe and I've foot, it's ******ed

Wait, so if he had dragged his foot out of bounds by the toe, that would have been a catch, but putting your foot down after touching with your your and having the heel out of bounds is not a catch? What a stupid ****ing rule

Every toe catch on the sidelines I've ever seen has been a TD. I don't understand this one

Does anyone know why that was not a TD? I didn't hear the explanation

JB has to be the worst starting QB in the league, is there anyone that has a lower yards per game than him?

Impressed? JB threw it straight to him like he was a Pats receiver

The officials have a hard on for handing the Chiefs games with terrible calls/non calls

Do you think Brady is an idiot? Because he did an interview where he stated that rookie QB's should not play right away. There is too much to learn and that the Pats were making the right decision with Maye

I think if they can get serviceable QB play from Brissett, you ride him as long as possible. Until he gets hurt or he absolutely sucks. Giving Maye time to really get his feet under him, get reps in practice, get his weak areas coached up not in a do or die situation. That's where you really...

That's a way you can learn. I learned how not to run a company on several occasions, watching ownership screw things up. It's why my company made it as far as it did in the first 3 years. Maye is watching and digesting what does and does not work.