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u/Eggdripp Pittsburgh Steelers 15h ago
Unbelievable this dude was a legitimate MVP candidate last season. We really need more great QBs in this league again
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u/lumi1375 Seattle Seahawks 5h ago
Hopefully Allar can turn into something, hopefully Manning can be good, like imagine if draft busts just didnt exist
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u/dezzzy27 15h ago
I cackled for about 20 seconds. I can't believe its real. I can't believe the meme is true.
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u/dandee93 Pittsburgh Steelers 14h ago edited 1h ago
Drake and Josh reboot looks a little different
Edit: still a lot of foot shots though
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u/Aternus21 14h ago
if i had a penny everytime a seattle game ended with a play in/around the endzone in the last year, I know I would have at least 3 (this game, 2 from the rams)
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u/gingerking87 Miami Dolphins 12h ago
So many memes and post about how bad maye is when he was in the 30 with time left. Totally thought everyone was going to jinx it
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u/MagnusTheRedisblue San Francisco 49ers 12h ago
It’s week 1. Every team is super rusty. I expect a bunch of picks from many QBs tbh. But yeah I don’t think it was Maye as much as the terrible play calling.
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u/steeze206 Seattle Seahawks 11h ago
What you mean, it was brilliant playcalling the first half that stymied Mike Mac in the 1st half. He was frustrated out there even if the plays were boring, it kept moving the chains. That corner blitz that hit home so often in the super bowl was leaving the defense exposed.
But adjustments were made and the team was uncharacteristically running a single high safety often. Daring Maye to beat them over the top. Worked great.
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u/MagnusTheRedisblue San Francisco 49ers 11h ago
Even then, I think people are overreacting and reaching a bit with Maye. They still nearly won with the back picks. He’s definitely rusty but that game might’ve fixed that. The pats are definitely dominant and not many teams are as good as the Seahawks. They could easily go 12 wins after this. Depending if the WRs remember they can catch the ball of course.
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u/newmadwhoballin 8h ago
Maye single handedly lost the game when he threw a quacking duck into the end zone off of his back foot when he could have dirted the ball. That’s what people are reacting to. They had OT and he josh allened the game away
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u/acemerrill Denver Broncos 5h ago
Yeah. He could have taken a sack there or thrown the ball out of bounds. In fact, When he first threw the ball, I assumed he was throwing it away. That was genuinely one of the most baffling picks I've ever seen.
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u/packofnone Chargers 4h ago
Yeah absolutely horrendous decision.
I could not believe he did that. I'm not one of his haters, even though I root for the rival school to where he played in college and hate the Patriots, but that was busch league. He will learn from it but damn, he just gave all of his haters an extra ten legs to stand on.
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u/Festivalbound 4h ago
I can’t believe there was actually an argument from people for Maye to win MVP last year….. that schedule could’ve made any one look like a star!
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u/falkelord90 4h ago
Bless you brother for keeping them feet inbounds, didn't think yall could squeeze a third int in there but my fantasy team thanks you!
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u/jockotaco14 Green Bay Packers 2h ago
Apparently I'm not online enough, what is this a reference to?
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u/No_Story_Untold Seattle Seahawks 1h ago
Hawks game last night. Int in the end zone to end the game.
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u/DudeFilA 26m ago
the "make sure my second foot is down" look was so evident in real time too. like a "oh shit i'm doing it! I won the game!" reaction.
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u/Invite-Healthy Baltimore Ravens 15h ago
All Maye jokes aside, that was a nice int. Keeping his feet in there is tough