Anthony Herron

I think Drake May is going to play much better in the Super Bowl than he has, even though Seahawks are an incredible defense.

But Drake May has a lot of those playmaking capabilities also.

I just don't see him having four consecutive days.

Bad games.

And they've got to find a way to run the football more effectively.

Trayvon Henderson didn't get the rock in the AFC Championship game.

So in a similar fashion where Seattle's offense takes some of the load off Sam Darnold, New England's offense has got to find a way to do that as well and just allow Drake May to find some chunk plays.

So I think Drake May is going to play pretty well on that stage in the Super Bowl.

Seahawks are just a better overall team.

It's the earlier starts for me, the earlier start to the regular season.

You would hope there would be more of a jumping off point in just having this offensive system down, having four of his five starters returning on the O-line.

And so to get off to a faster start early in the year, not just as a playmaker because he made –

Plenty of chunk plays early in the season last year.

But we got into the month of December before we saw Caleb really executing the snap-by-snap of quarterback play at a higher level and throwing more consistently with anticipation.

Throwing catchable passes, that's the wildest thing about this past season with Caleb.

The good weather games earlier in the year were when he's throwing these rockets that can barely be caught, even when they're accurate.

You got to 30 and 40 mile an hour winds.

You got to below zero temperatures.

That's when we saw a version of Caleb that took some revolutions per minute off the football, that was able to throw it in a way that had more touch, more anticipation to it.

So I'd love to see him start there, and I believe he will start there.