I am definitely not a Patriots fan, but you may be too harsh. Maybe it took five weeks for Maye to be ready to play. Maybe the Patriots looked at the teams they were playing the first five weeks and decided it would be better to avoid having Maye go up against those defenses. Maybe they decided it would take five weeks to work through the dumpster fire of an O-line to find a combination that would be least likely to get Maye killed. Maybe they decided a full 17 game schedule with that offense would irreparably damage Maye’s psyche and turn him into David Carr. Indianapolis has taken the opposite approach with their guy, and I haven’t read you lauding them to the heavens for doing so, and maybe with Flacco they would have a better record.
I am definitely not a Patriots fan, but you may be too harsh. Maybe it took five weeks for Maye to be ready to play. Maybe the Patriots looked at the teams they were playing the first five weeks and decided it would be better to avoid having Maye go up against those defenses. Maybe they decided it would take five weeks to work through the dumpster fire of an O-line to find a combination that would be least likely to get Maye killed. Maybe they decided a full 17 game schedule with that offense would irreparably damage Maye’s psyche and turn him into David Carr. Indianapolis has taken the opposite approach with their guy, and I haven’t read you lauding them to the heavens for doing so, and maybe with Flacco they would have a better record.
I mean I can't laud the Indianapolis results but I definitely think they're doing the right thing -- you've gotta know if he's the guy.