Locked On Patriots - Daily Podcast On The New England Patriots - Revealed: Drake Maye's Protection Issues Go Beyond New England's O-Line

Starting point is 00:00:00 Drake May has been sacked way too many times through nine weeks, but we'll tell you why that's far from an offensive line-only problem. We start there. This is Lockdown Patriots. You are Locked-on Patriots, your daily New England Patriots podcast, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day. What's happening? And I am your host, Nick Cattles, born and raised in New England, been covering the Pats for 16 years.

Starting point is 00:00:34 Also, the co-host of the Greg Bedard Patriots podcast with Nick Cattles and a sports radio veteran. On today's show, we'll explain while the Falcons complaining about the Pat's cheating holds absolutely zero weight. Also, the injuries are piling up and brings to light one of the biggest concerns that we've had about this team from the very beginning. But first, Drake May has been under siege. We appreciate you joining the show, making us your first listen, and for being in every day of the Lockdown Patriots podcast, a proud partner with the Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day. And today's episode is brought to you by Fandul. Right now, new customers can bet just $5. And if your bet wins, you'll get $300 in bonus bets to use across the app.

Starting point is 00:01:19 Heading into Monday night, Drake May has been sacked the second most times in the NFL. It's a pretty crazy number. Drake May has been sacked 34 times. That's just under four times a week. And it's obviously way too often. If you're wondering who is first, it's Cam Ward, rookie quarterback, Tennessee Titans, coaching change. So bad offensive philosophy, rookie quarterback behind an offensive line that isn't very good.

Starting point is 00:01:53 You can understand why Cam Ward has been sacked 38 times. Drake May? Drake May getting sacked 34 times. Now, not all sacks are created equal. And we have to understand that because sometimes some people make the same mistake. When they see sacks, they see that Drake May has been sacked 34 times, second most in the NFL. They say, man, the offensive line's terrible. The offensive line isn't doing their job. Now, let's start with the offensive line because in part, that's true. In part, the offensive line has struggled. We've talked about this throughout the season, it hasn't necessarily gotten better on a consistent level, but the offensive line has struggled against games.

Starting point is 00:02:34 We saw it against the Atlanta Falcons, stunts, twists, those types of things. The offensive line has had issues, and it's not just the rookie left side of the line. Michael Wenu, for example, not once but twice, was absolutely atrocious against a front stunt from the Atlanta defensive line. Just absolutely brutal. So getting tricked, getting fooled has been a problem. Another issue is just not anchoring down in pass protection. A lot of times, you know, people that break down offensive line play,

Starting point is 00:03:08 they tell you that you want to have it a little bit heavy in the took, right? The tukis, you want it to be a little bit heavy so you have that strong anchor so you're tough to move off your spot. Jared Wilson at left guard, he has. has not had that strong anchor. And it's a big reason why I would watch him play this season in my evaluation. Right now, I would tell you he should be a center next year. He should move back to where he was at Georgia. He was drafted by the Patriots as a center. And I think

Starting point is 00:03:40 inevitably, he goes back to that spot on the O line because he just does not have that big, powerful anchor. And if you go back against the Falcons, you watch that game over again, Watch the first snap of the third quarter. Straight out of halftime. Jared Wilson gets pushed back towards May, the very first snap of the second half. And then your offensive tackles from time to time have had some issues. I'll give you an example. Will Campbell against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.

Starting point is 00:04:12 It's third quarter. Second and five, you're on the Atlanta 14-yard line. You're cooking offensively. You're down inside the 20. There is just under eight minutes left. in the third quarter, you are trying to respond to what happened at the end of the half. And Jalen Walker, who we spent some time talking about before the draft from Georgia, a guy that many people had linked to the Patriots, if the Patriots decided to go with

Starting point is 00:04:38 defensive line or just defense period, end of sentence, a lot of people were looking at Jalen Walker. And on that third quarter snap, second and five from Atlanta's 14-yard line, Jalen Walker absolutely destroys Will Campbell. Now, I will be fair to Will Campbell. It's not like Will Campbell was getting destroyed all day long. But on this particular snap, Jalen Walker owned Will Campbell. And so it's a sack. It's a nine-yard loss.

Starting point is 00:05:04 You end up looking at a third and 14. That pretty much ends the drive. And you end up with a field goal instead of a touchdown when you're in a great spot at second in five from the Falcons 14. So you can look at the offensive line against stunts. been an issue, young and older guys on that offensive line. You can look at just a bad anchor. You can look at speed at times beating the tackles.

Starting point is 00:05:29 So all of that is true. The offensive line does obviously share some of the blame. But you know who else shares some of the blame? It's your quarterback. Drake May has his responsibilities as well when it comes to past protection. He has to make sure that he sets the protection correctly. He understands what the defense is doing. and he puts his running backs and tight ends in the right position to make sure that they protect a blitz, for example, ID the blitz.

Starting point is 00:05:58 But May, if you look at this Falcons game, he was at fault for at least two sacks, at least. And I'll give you those exact plays. The first two sacks by the Falcons, I had both of those on Drake May. The last play of the first quarter, it's a first and 10 from. your own 35, there's a blitz. Drake May bails early. The offensive line actually handles the blitz. He has time.

Starting point is 00:06:27 He bails out of the pocket early. And not only did the pass protection hold up against this blitz, but if you look at the all 22, Drake May also has Stefan Diggs open, and he has Trayvion Henderson for a checkdown open. So two receivers are open. You've got good protection, but you're quarterback. He bails early. He doesn't keep his eyes up. He doesn't find Stefan Diggs. He doesn't find Trayvion Henderson. And instead, he gets sacked. Same drive. First and 10. All the way down at the

Starting point is 00:07:02 Atlanta 30. Again, the Falcons Blitz. Again, the Patriots do a good job of picking up the blitz. And Drake May, he has Austin Hooper open running a crossing route. And for some reason, Drake decides not to throw the football and he's standing in the pocket for about three and a half seconds. Then he tries to move around and get another sack. So you had an open receiver in Austin Hooper. The Blitz gets picked up. It's a first down. It's a critical down.

Starting point is 00:07:34 You're just on the outside looking in the Atlanta Red Zone at the Atlanta 30 and you don't let the ball rip for some reason and you hang on to it for about three and a half seconds and you take the sack. That's on the quarterback. Now, the good news is you still finish that drive with the Terrell Jennings touchdown run, even though your quarterback was at fault for two sacks. Both of those sacks were on first down. That's how you get behind the chains. That's how you get in trouble. The biggest issues for Drake May, when it comes to taking sacks is sometimes he doesn't

Starting point is 00:08:06 take the profit, like the first sack we just mentioned when he has Diggs and he has Henderson. Sometimes he doesn't remain a passer. Same thing. Had Stefan Diggs, had Trayvion Henderson, did not. keep his eyes up, did not remain a passer, and sometimes your quarterback just has to throw the football away. And the final thing that is resulting in all of these sacks is that other guys are failing. It's not just the offensive line. It's not just your quarterback, but you've got

Starting point is 00:08:33 Austin Hooper and Hunter Henry at times, not chipping well enough. Travion Henderson again against the Falcons was beat two or three times on Sunday. I'll give you one example. fourth quarter. Again, it's on a first down. You're at your own 36, and Trayvion Henderson loses against the Blitz, ends up being a sack. So big picture, when you look at the Falcons game, Drake May was sacked six times. But half of those were actually not on the offensive line. Two of them were on Drake May himself, and there was the other one on Trayon Henderson. Will Campbell gave one up, Jared Wilson gave one up, and Michael Wenu gave one up. But when we look at these sacks and we look at the pressure even, we have to understand,

Starting point is 00:09:23 we have to appreciate that that is not necessarily drawing a direct line to an offensive lineman every single time. There's more to the story. Drake May needs to be better. Your running backs, not named Ramandre Stevenson, have to be better. Your tight ends in some spots have to be better. All right, Sunday's win could be more costly than some might appreciate. That's next. This is Lockdown Patriots, part of the Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day. Nobody likes paying rent, but if you must, you might as well get something forward, am I right? That's where Built comes in. Built is changing the game by turning your rent payment into real rewards you can actually use. When you pay rent through Built, you earn

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Starting point is 00:11:00 I keep it quick, but don't forget to click that thumbs up. That helps us with the algorithm. Don't forget to throw a comment in your thoughts on Drake May being sacked, almost 30. times through the first nine weeks of this season. And also don't forget to subscribe as we climb towards 7,500 subs building this Patriots community on the lockdown network. You know, before the season kicked off, one of my biggest concerns, and I think many of you shared this concern, was that when you have a lot of holes on your roster and you have a lot of turnover of that roster like we saw during the off season, it leaves you

Starting point is 00:11:39 thin. You can feel pretty good about your starters. You could feel pretty good about maybe going too deep at certain positions. But when you look at the totality of this football team, you look at the 53 man, it is a thin roster. And you're not going to be able to survive an accumulation of injuries, especially in certain spots. And now this is starting to be brought up because Ramandre Stevenson has the toe issue. Who knows how long he's going to be out, we'll have to wait and see. I would not sit here and say that, oh, well, Ramandre wasn't put on the, you know, IR, which means he's probably in good shape. The Patriots might not be putting Ramandre Stevenson on the IR just yet as a leverage play heading into the trading deadline if they

Starting point is 00:12:25 want a running back. If a team knows that Ramandre Stevenson is significantly and seriously hurt and he's going to miss a long stretch, that team is going to feel better about holding the patriots over a barrel, right? So I would not necessarily say we're out of the woods with Ramandre Stevenson just yet. Then during the Falcons game, Christian Ellis leaves early with a hip injury. Kishon Booty leaves with a hamstring injury. Let's start with Kishan Booty. He posted on social media, yes, because it's 2025. I'm not sure how the team is going to enjoy this or love this or like this or hate this, but Kishon Booty posted on social media that he has a grade one hamstring strain. Now usually a hamstring strain, a grade one, will keep you out anywhere between one and

Starting point is 00:13:18 three weeks. But we went through this whole hammy thing with Christian Gonzalez, didn't we? And I've said this and I will remain consistent with this. Hamstrings always concern me. Hamstrings and calf strains are the two injuries, the soft tissue injuries that scare the crap out of me because hamstrings are very difficult to deal with. You see it all the time. You think somebody's coming back, that person comes back, and then, uh-oh, something goes wrong, and they're out another couple of weeks. I mean, we see it over and over and over again across all sports. So the nature of the injury that Kishan Bouti has, even though it's grade one, which is great news, you still have to hope that he's able to come back and come back quickly.

Starting point is 00:14:09 And we know Kisham Bouty, his impact on this offense, we're talking about a guy that gets downfield. He might not be a speed merchant, as they say, but he's made so many plays downfield. He is arguably, and we had the stats going back a couple of weeks ago, but he has arguably been one of the best receivers in the NFL when it comes to the deep passing game. And so you're going to need your hamstrings to get down field, man. You need your hamstrings to cut in and out. So we keep our fingers crossed.

Starting point is 00:14:42 Kashan Booty, if he's out for an extended period of time, do you trust Kyle Williams? And Kyle Williams obviously ran the wrong route after watching it over again on Monday morning. Kyle Williams runs the wrong timed route. And Drake May and he, they don't have the connection. Football ends up being behind Williams. Now, Kyle Williams was open, but the timing was off. And that's because he's not getting as many reps with Drake May. There were also, I will tell you, there were times earlier in the game.

Starting point is 00:15:14 There were a couple of times in the first quarter that Kyle Williams is out there. And I thought Kyle Williams was open on two occasions. and Drake just doesn't get the football to him. Now, is it because he wasn't to the progression? Was it because he just doesn't trust him? I'm not sure. But I can tell you, the miscommunication later in the game, certainly not going to result in Drake May

Starting point is 00:15:38 trusting Kyle Williams anymore than he had before that moment. So you look at the impact on the deep passing game, which has been a huge strength for Drake May. And again, we saw it happen on Sunday against the Falcons. A couple plays downfield. The Stefan Diggs, 21-yard gain, the Pop Douglas, 58-yard gain. We see these throws down the field every week. And they can change your offense.

Starting point is 00:16:04 They can change the dynamic of a game. And now you're taking away Kashan Bouti, who has been the best when it comes to that element of your offense. And we know that Drake May, he has a ton of trust in Kayshan Bouty. this puts more on Mac Hollins. Maybe Stefan Diggs plays out towards the boundary a little bit more. But Kyle Williams is going to get more opportunity. If there isn't a trade made, he's going to get more opportunity, and he's going to make the most of it.

Starting point is 00:16:33 Then you have Christian Ellis with his hip injury. This is another problem. Linebacker is a position we've talked about all year. You're not deep. You're not deep there. Robert Spillane has mostly done a very good job. He took a slight step back against the Falcons after watching. it again on Monday morning. Jack Gibbons, he's okay. He made a couple of good plays.

Starting point is 00:16:54 One time he absolutely skunked a screen pass that was set for Bijon Robinson, a great play by Jack Gibbons in that instance. But he doesn't consistently pop, let's say, when you watch games. He's not necessarily a disaster, but he doesn't do much that makes you jump off your couch and Marte Mapu. Now, Marte Mapu played, you know, some snaps against the Falcons wasn't that bad. But you also had the, you know, the huge coverage bust by Marte Mapu. I think it was what, against the Browns on their first try, which helped lead the Browns down the field to put up a touchdown.

Starting point is 00:17:35 So you don't necessarily trust Marte Mapu to play 35, 40 snaps. Jack Gibbons is okay, a little up and down. You might look at Jalani Tavai, but with Keon White, no longer being in town. And Anthony Jennings is not getting a ton of snaps. Jelani Tavai might end up being needed at defensive end. And Robert Spillane, you know, what's he, 28, 29 years old? And so asking him to play, you know, as many snaps as he's played. And you want to keep putting him out there and having him at the age of 29 play as many,

Starting point is 00:18:14 snaps as he has been throughout the rest of this season. And you now have your eyes on the post season, right? So, man, they're thin at linebacker if Christian Ellis is going to miss time and hopefully he doesn't. And then, of course, you get the Ramandre Stevenson thing. And we saw, we saw some of it on Sunday against Atlanta. We mentioned it in the first segment, Trayvion Henderson's blitz protection has not been very good. It's been up and down at best. And, you know, we saw play out on Sunday. I thought that Trayvion Henderson's vision, patience for inside runs, not the best. Hopefully he continues to improve there. Terrell Jennings is effective, but he is a north-south guy. He's not going to bounce many runs to the outside. Trust me.

Starting point is 00:19:03 At least he didn't against the Falcons. There was an opportunity or two for him to take a different path. He is going to get what you block. He's going to run strong and angry. He's going to pick up some extra yards after contact, but he's not an electric, elusive guy. And then you have De Ernest Johnson, who was just signed last week. So you look at running back, you look at linebacker, you look at wide receiver, three positions where we could say, if you lose one guy, that could have a huge impact. All three positions now have been hit the past two weeks. Hopefully these guys are able to come back sooner rather than later.

Starting point is 00:19:40 I will tell you why Rahim Morris's complaints about the Pats are embarrassing and our all 22 takeaways coming up next. We continue with today's episode of Lockdown Patriots, part of the Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day. The NBA is back and there's no better place to get in on the action and Fandle, the official sports betting partner of the NBA. Even if you miss the start of the game or you want to ride a hot hand, has live bets on everything from who will score next to fourth quarter comebacks. You always have a shot to enjoy the game and enjoy the action. It is awesome. Plus, you can even combine your live bets into a same game parlay for a shot at a bigger

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Starting point is 00:21:26 The snap was off. Rahim Morris blamed the timing of the snap. He blamed it on the Patriots saying that they were trying to simulate the snap by clapping their hands. It reminds me of like college football. If you watch it on Saturdays, right, the quarterback. Whoa, I just knocked my mic over. I have a crooked mic the rest of this episode. Oh, well, say, LaVie. So, you know, you get the clap, right?

Starting point is 00:21:55 You get the quarterbacks clapping in college football. Well, Rahim Morris was saying that the Patriots, they were clapping. And they were trying to throw off the snap for Michael Pennix. and I watched this play on the on the on the all 22 film I watch this play at least five or six times at least maybe even more and I kept looking at everybody on the defense I'm looking at the defensive line I'm looking at the second level I'm looking at the third level and the only person who seemingly claps without hitting the mic this time is Jalen Hawkins and Jalen Hawkins is clapping it looks like to get the attention of I believe it's Carlton Davis he's trying to to communicate with his teammate about the play because after he collapsed, he makes a motion with his hands and then the snap happens. Jalen Hawkins is not trying to simulate the clapping and to throw the timing of the snap off from 20 yards away. It's not happening. It's just not happening. He's trying to communicate with his teammate. This was not a case of the Patriots

Starting point is 00:23:08 It's cheating. This was not a case of the Patriots trying to pull one over on the Atlanta Falcons offensive line. It was your safety, well on the back end, trying to communicate with his teammate. And it's a second and ten. It's in the fourth quarter. Jolette Stadium is loud. I mean, come on. What are we doing? And Rahim Morris should be better than that, by the way. Because if you're going to go out there and you're going to publicly say what he said, you best be right. You best go watch the film. You best figure out, you know, what the Patriots were doing and whether or not it was intentional. To go out there right after the game and point your finger at the Patriots and saying for all intents and purposes that they were cheating to throw

Starting point is 00:23:59 your snap off, you better be right. I mean, it's just an embarrassing, embarrassing situation for Rahim Morris to go out there. It's crybaby like tendencies there, right? Stop crying. The Patriots did not try to throw your snap count off by clapping. I mean, give me a freaking break. By the way, this is a guy, Rahim Morris, by the way, he played safety. That was his position.

Starting point is 00:24:29 He played safety. So if anybody knows the scenario that Jalen Hawkins is going through, it would be Rahim Morris. I just, I thought it was embarrassing. It's a complete joke and it holds zero weight. The Patriots did not try to throw off the Falcons using their safety 15, 20 yards away. It's outrageous. All right, let's give us some other all 22 takeaways for you.

Starting point is 00:24:58 I thought Jared Wilson had a rough day. We talked about it a little bit during the first segment. I thought Jared Wilson had a rough day, especially in the second half. I had him for like four or five minus plays in the second half. Pass protection, he was being pushed back. Run game, he's been inconsistent. He was good last week in the run game, but little inconsistent this past weekend. I thought Will Campbell, meanwhile, he was okay.

Starting point is 00:25:23 I think he would want two or three reps back. We talked about one of the reps earlier when Jalen Walker just obliterated. Campbell and ended up with a sack, nine-yard loss. I think I said it was what, like the Atlanta 14-yard line, really rough rep for Will Campbell on that play. Now, Trayvion Henderson, when I gave him credit for the sack, I know some people will say they'll give a half a credit to Will Campbell on that play because there was a spin move.

Starting point is 00:25:53 I don't think Will Campbell is in trouble against the spin move. If Trayvion Henderson isn't beat on his blitz. protection. I think because Trayvion Henderson gets beat on the blitz protection, that makes Drake may move into pretty much the spin move. But I thought Will Campbell, all in all, he was okay. Again, there were probably two or three, maybe even four reps that he wants back. But I thought he was good in the run game. And I thought he was okay in past protection. Milton Williams was a monster in this game. He continues to be awesome. he has been worth every single solitary penny, the Patriots paid him in free agency.

Starting point is 00:26:38 He had six or seven plus plays and probably even more. He had at least a handful of pressures in this game. He was a monster. And his motor is incredible. He plays hard every single snap. So Milton Williams was tremendous. I thought Harold Landry was really good. good. And you know, you watch these edge guys and you fall in love with the pass rush and you fall in

Starting point is 00:27:08 love with the pressure. And I get it, right? We talked about it, not enough pressure on the Falcons on Sunday. But Harold Landry's work on the edge, I thought three or four times in this game, he was really good on the edge. And he helped contain some plays where, you know, Bejean Robinson is trying to bounce him to the outside. They're trying to hit some quick plays to the outside, some screen plays. I thought Harold Landry, and you can mix in one or two pressures as well that he had, I thought he was mostly really good against the Falcons. I also thought Christian Gonzalez was good, Carlton Davis, and Marcus Jones. All three of those guys were good against the run. Christian Gonzalez multiple times, downhill, making tackles. So I thought your defensive backs, getting involved,

Starting point is 00:27:58 you know, screaming downhill, being physical. and making some tackles, good job by those guys. Patriots blitzed every once in a while. It wasn't, you know, I would say consistent or overwhelming from what I saw. I thought their blitzing was hit or miss. They sent six guys multiple times, and it was a mixed bag. You know, sometimes it would work. Other times it would absolutely not work.

Starting point is 00:28:23 They're just trying to get pressure on the quarterback any way they can. All right, I also want to give you some key plays that I want to make sure that we do not overlook when I was watching the game on Monday morning. Second quarter, third and seven, Drake May extends, makes a tight window throw off one leg to Hunter Henry to convert on the third and seven. It was a tremendous play by Drake May, ridiculously tight window, and eventually Terrell Jennings scores a touchdown later on on that drive. Second quarter, fourth and two for Atlanta.

Starting point is 00:28:57 Christian Gonzalez, really good against Drake London. This was a fourth and two on the New England 29-yard line. Their best versus your best. This time, Christian Gonzalez won. Shut down Drake London, pass breakup, Patriots take over. Then you had third and quarter. Third quarter, second and 14. We talked about the offensive line struggling, picking up some stunts.

Starting point is 00:29:21 Garrett Bradbury actually does a good job on this play. Second and 14, he picks up a stunt by the Atlanta Falcons defensive line. Drake May, meanwhile, makes a fantastic anticipatory throw to Pop Douglas. That was the play where Pop comes down with it. They ruled him just short. Mike Vrable challenges. He wins the challenge. First down on a second and 14.

Starting point is 00:29:45 Eventually the Patriots get a field goal to make it 2414. Fourth quarter, second and six for the Falcons on the New England 20. Marcus Jones does a great job fighting off a hold that wasn't called. kind of spins out of the hold, and he forces, I believe it was Bijon Robinson, forces him further outside. Christian Gonzalez comes downhill, responsible against the run, and has the tackle. No gain. Forces a third and six.

Starting point is 00:30:18 On that next play, Michael Pennix, misses Drake London. Pretty good coverage by Christian Gonzalez near the boundary. Because of those back-to-back plays, Atlanta, they were looking at a second and six from the New England 20. they're held to a field goal. Finally, fourth quarter, third and 12, from his own 34, Drake May, really good pocket movement, steps up calmly, unreal throw to Stefan Diggs downfield. Great catch by Stefan Diggs for 21 yards.

Starting point is 00:30:48 The Patriots don't score on that drive, but that completely flipped. It swung the field position in favor of the Patriots. So a handful of plays that should not be. overlooked. All right. That wraps up this edition of Lockdown Patriots. I've got to fix my mic here. Thank you for making us your first listen and for being in every day or reach out to me on Twitter at Nick C. Radio.

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Locked On Patriots - Daily Podcast On The New England Patriots - Revealed: Drake Maye's Protection Issues Go Beyond New England's O-Line

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