PostGame Thread 2025 OFFICIAL POSTGAME THREAD: Patriots 28, Texans 16

[yukon cornelius]

anyone know how Hollins is? I know he can come back next week, but any update on his condition?

I feel like he really adds that extra dimension that frees up space for all. Would be big on the road to quiet Denver crowd on 3rd downs.

I was just going to post this

Huge lift if he's on the field

 

[PatsfanTN]

 

[TheRainMaker]

With respect to this, how difficult/easy would that be to achieve?

It's certainly possible if he wants to. Aaron Rodgers naturally held the ball high as it was a poorly coached style by Jed Tedford. Packers corrected it and he had an extremely quick release his entire career. A more rare example, Tom Brady tweaked his throwing style over the years. His first year starting was rough and at times threw it like a pitcher.

 

[KCSVEN]

With respect to this, how difficult/easy would that be to achieve?

His release isn’t slow, his release is why he’s at all time level of accuracy. Has nothing to do with the fumbles.

 

[RobertWeathers]

This team is two games away from being special

 

[PlainOldEd]

They need to get Drake to calm the f*ck down. If he actually plays as he should, he will blow the Broncos

Why would he blow the Broncos?

 

[Zoomnbyu]

I defend it too even though a small part of me can't wrap my mind around what is going on with these players and their football religious devotion. It didn't used to be that way. They seem like the Stepford Wives to me. I defend their right to do it but it just looks and sounds weird to me. It's football. It's a sport.

Many people have many different reasons for hoping there's something more than this. To be fair many of these players grew up surrounded by faith and in circumstances that encourages hope in something better. As Christopher Titus says whatever keeps you from stabbing me in the back at the ATM works for me.

 

[ahmed]

People chose to read what you stated. You've spent the entire time back-pedaling since numerous people called you out on your pathetic take.

That was nog back-pedaling at all lol. I said he was pathetic for "doing it with our players".

 

[KCSVEN]

It's certainly possible if he wants to. Aaron Rodgers naturally held the ball high as it was a poorly coached style by Jed Tedford. Packers corrected it and he had an extremely quick release his entire career. A more rare example, Tom Brady tweaked his throwing style over the years. His first year starting was rough and at times threw it like a pitcher.

What? Maye throws exactly like Rodgers

Analysts like Aaron Murray noted Maye's game is "almost identical" to Rodgers', praising his lower body use, effortless throwing, and command of the pocket,

 

[Zoomnbyu]

Yup the 80’s were like thst

Up until that one guy ****ed a monkey.

 

[Le Numéro Douze]

That was nog back-pedaling at all lol. I said he was pathetic for "doing it with our players".

It would be difficult to find someone who is more anti-religion than me, but you are wrong on that one.

It is something that happens after every game. Just let people be, they are not being Tim Tebow about it, they are doing their thing and leave.

 

[upstater1]

Repeated bad mistakes two games in a row. Let’s see if we can fix it so it’s not three. We should get Mack Hollins back next week which will help hopefully with some blocking and another option.

I still say you can't beat the Texans D by taking a careful approach. The only place they are vulnerable is downfield on long developing routes.

And that's the only place we hurt them all game.

We did have the drive with 2 quick slants, but most of the game you saw Maye going long, and though there were drops and pass breakups and non-PI calls, you could how close we were getting to hitting on those, and finally we got the deep throw and the PI call.

 

[TheRainMaker]

What? Maye throws exactly like Rodgers

Analysts like Aaron Murray noted Maye's game is "almost identical" to Rodgers', praising his lower body use, effortless throwing, and command of the pocket,

Maye's release is very slow. It's nowhere close to Rodgers.

 

[upstater1]

What? Maye throws exactly like Rodgers

Analysts like Aaron Murray noted Maye's game is "almost identical" to Rodgers', praising his lower body use, effortless throwing, and command of the pocket,

He does throw like Rodgers in terms of arm angle and off platform throws. There are differences.

 

[moosekill]

That was nog back-pedaling at all lol. I said he was pathetic for "doing it with our players".

Jesus man just shut up. You don’t get it, that’s fine, it’s not what I do either, but I 100% understand why the do it. You shouldn’t be so racist.

 

[raduray]

Jesus - why are people making this about religion when I said several times it is not?

I'm not religious, but for those who are, it forms a higher bond that transcends the football rivalry. I think that's what you're missing.

 

[Sfpat]

99.9% chance the Patriots are in the early game on Sunday. Which is fine by me.

It's actually 100%

 

[ErniesPinkStripes]

Maye's release is very slow. It's nowhere close to Rodgers.

He has a hitch thing going on, and holds the ball out too much. Needs to bring it into his chest more

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

Up until that one guy ****ed a monkey.

Lots of guys ****ed sheep before the monkey

 

[raduray]

So here's Maye after the game practicing hanging on to the ball in the snow.