Now that Drake Maye got his feet wet, is it time to keep him as the QB going forward?

Now that Drake Maye got his feet wet, is it time to keep him as the QB going forward? Should he start against the 49ers?

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00:00Well, good morning, everybody. Happy Friday. I already talked about it, but everybody telling

00:04us during the offseason, you don't want to see Drake May get hurt, blah, blah, blah.

00:08That's why you're not playing him. Last night was a exact example of how that is not the

00:12issue going on here. And if the issue is that you don't want to ruin Drake May mentally,

00:18which I think that Drake May is strong mentally, I don't think anything could ruin him.

00:22But putting him in with under five minutes to play in a blowout against the Jets and

00:26enemy territory, and then him not seeing the field for the rest of the season, I think

00:29probably do more bad than good for somebody's mental state. If that's the only taste you

00:35get during an NFL season, that is going to hurt him more than putting him back out there,

00:40making sure that he's able to rebound in some way, and figuring out his path in this career.

00:48I just think if that's the only time we see him out there, and we go back to Jacoby Brissett

00:53next week and the week after that, and Drake has to sit and think about his performance

00:57in four minutes, that is going to hurt him more than it's going to help him.

01:03You can answer this better than me, but probably a good place for him to see his first NFL

01:09action. He got the jitters out. As anybody would, he seemed nervous out there. He took

01:17a couple sacks.

01:18But if you have that small of a sample size, and you just have to think about that over

01:22and over again, wouldn't you want to see more game action to get yourself back on your feet?