Tua Showcases BRILLIANT FOOTBALL IQ in 6 TD Game vs Ravens | Pat McAfee Show

[@wakemiamigreatagain]

I love watching an experienced unbiased NFL QB talking x's and o's. I'm so tired of the talking heads and social media armchair quarterbacks giving their opinions. Matt Hasselbeck is a class act and thank you Pat McAfee for bringing the fans what they want to see and hear.

[@jimai808]

You should check out Kurt warner's channel. He breaks down so much film but the channel hasn't taken off yet.

[@rubenespinoza2015]

Totally agree! Talking heads make it about themselves. All they other do is spread rumors to create headlines and false narratives about players based on their own opinions.

[@radamus210]

Right - As much as I love Bradshaw, nothing is the same as it was in the 70's. Imagine the analysis we'll get with Brady is in the booth - That's what makes Romo so great.

[@damedan9389]

Peyton Manning and Kurt Warner too.

[@tacotacotington3638]

Yeah they say Matt Hasselbeck is a real gym rat, a guy you would want to date your daughter.

[@curtisbryant6252]

Best analysis I have seen of this comeback so far. Pat has taken the show to another level.

[@pykemid3954]

that tua view is insane in how fast he think and make the right call in like LESS THAN 1 SECOND on game speed holycow that last td view wtf thats 0.5sec then bam ball in the right spot just as waddle get there UNREALL!!!!!!!!!

[@VonJay]

Dan Orlovsky’s analysis is imo far superior (that and it’s two minutes long) though I do like this one. I think that television analysts purposefully stray away from personnel type analyses to protect the integrity of the coaches scheme. For instance when the fins were in their own end zone, Mcdaniel put two half backs, a tight end and two wrs out there. This made Baltimore think they were running the ball. So the ravens sent out three linebackers. But when the dolphins lined up, they spread everyone out as wrs. Since the safety was in zone, this put a linebacker on waddle, because they were thinking screen to the left perhaps. It was a phenomenal design before they lined up. Tua eye fucks the safety side to draw him more over there, waits for waddle to break the linebackers ankles, then hits him on the other side

[@criticalmissives9245]

Great segment!

[@Toy_Checker]

I agree. The man/show has a big voice

[@peyton_brown_04]

@@pykemid3954 tua’s accuracy, clutch ability and anticipation is insane, he’s got abilities not many QBs have all together. it’s deadly with tyreek waddle and gesicki and not to mention the rbs

[@joel29585]

Love these segments. It makes a doofus like me feel a whole lot smarter

[@emowalter1]

are there more of these commentaries? This video is insane... so much amazing info. Fins up baby

[@codypanek]

@@emowalter1 this particular segment was new today but he's going to be on weekly going forward. Check out the DB segment too with Darius Butler, should be tomorrow

[@avns5372]

Same bestie!!!!! ♥️♥️

[@ethanwest420]

It’s just nice to see some unbiased commentary same with Darius butler shows the good and bad

[@wpjohnston0213]

Thank you for having Matt Hasselbeck to analyze the segment! Incredible breakdown and hope you guys have him on more often!

[@MeLoNHeAd00]

He was insanely smart when he was on the field as you can tell . Very underrated qb. Coach Bill type of qb.

[@schalla-bills6618]

The Atmosphere that the boys create for these segments in order to help the presenter lay it out in a fun yet simple way is amazing. This is the best NFL content going on any platform. Setting the bar SO high for the competition

[@geordiejones5618]

As far I see there is no competition its these guys by a mile then everyone else.

[@kerrbear1315]

This is way better than anything on Undisputed or First take. Real analysis! Changing the sports media game Pat!

[@maekong2010]

Yep. Now if he would only do something about dumb-ass Tuesdays. I know, I know... 40% of the population would mount a revolt. Man, I can't wait until stupidity goes out of fashion again. Shit's got some hang time.

[@user-ct8qq2id4w]

And not just that. He’s not a guy that’s acting like he knows everything because he played in the NFL. He’s sitting there, like any normal person would, asking great questions keeping the conversation going

[@JesseCookMusic]

Tua is so accurate, never really understood the hate this guy gets.

[@darnellwilliams8783]

Jesse Cook people said Tank for Tua for a reason yall were saying Lamar dgiukd leave the ravens for the dolphins

[@howdareyouexist]

go back and watch all the other games he has played or do those not exist now?

[@BigZoe99]

@@howdareyouexist yea but he was also was playing for a coach who clearly didn't believe in him and had him on a short leash. Can't knock him for those days if he's showing that with a good offensive coach that he can be pretty good consistently. We will have to see but they've put him in great position to do that

[@davidharrison9324]

@@howdareyouexist not a fin fan but..most complex position in sports..and u expect QB's to become all pro in 2 yrs??Doh!!

[@kyleb5450]

@@howdareyouexist ive watched every one of tua's career starts and he's always been pretty accurate. hes just had trouble with decision making and isnt the best deep ball passser. people hate on him too much for how decent he's been

[@justc1re617]

Tua had some excellent ball placement in this game. Very impressive

[@CeeWorld69]

Now you wait just one fkin minute there Mister!! YO!

[@RH-rg6il]

Cowherd should watch this. Cowherd is troll

[@TheBrockLanders420]

It's nice to see Pat giving Tua and the Fins some respect. 🐬's up!

[@bassingthrough]

🐬 🐬

[@bushbakedboarder420]

Last week people callin Tua a bum and this week they’re praising him. What a great comeback tho, honestly.

[@MusMasi]

would you believe it some are still calling him a bum

[@randallturner9094]

Man, I don’t know, guys. The Ravens secondary was decimated. Still wait and see on Tua. (See the play at 10:00 where Tyreek just blows by the CB who’s completely clueless, etc.)

[@SFCAUSTIN1995]

@@randallturner9094 they explained why. It’s not Tua’s fault. Take advantage of a matchup that you can. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@shaneisbetterthanyou]

@@randallturner9094 decimated by what? They had one CB out, their number 2, and the Dolphins number 2 is on IR.

[@randallturner9094]

@@shaneisbetterthanyou they had one CB out? If you don’t know anything don’t act like an authority, okay? Read the blurb from the athletic power rankings, ravens entry. Excerpt below: If you’re looking for context on how the Ravens’ defense allowed the Dolphins’ high-powered fourth-quarter comeback, this background from Jeff Zrebiec is helpful: “Baltimore’s top cornerback, Marlon Humphrey, tried to play through a sore groin, but he was on the sideline at key moments, including Miami’s game-winning drive. Cornerback Marcus Peters was playing in his first game in 20 months after tearing his ACL and was on a pitch count. He didn’t look close to pre-injury form. Veteran cornerback Kyle Fuller tore his ACL in last Sunday’s season-opening win over the New York Jets. And the team’s No. 3 corner, Brandon Stephens, was inactive Sunday because of a quad injury.”

[@darthdewit6814]

These are the best segments listening to you guys break down film seriously. Great stuff 👍

[@profusionlifetv7183]

Love this deep analysis from offense and defensive perspective. So much better than anything on ESPN. Please keep it up. Thank you 🙏

[@SoCloseToToast]

Love these breakdowns and gives me the Jomboy vibe of breaking down little moments that you wouldn't see if your watching live or even the highlights

[@JoeWorldWide]

The way he can explain the plays through his knowledge of the game is entertainingly impressive. This segment is awesome

[@stevep112]

excellent breakdown -- bring this segment BECK!

[@lizardpeople]

I could listen to Hasselbeck break down games all day long

[@christianmorrow3254]

We need more of these NFL films x Pat Mcafee collabs. I love the knowledge.

[@dankburgh9724]

this convo is unreal! To me, hands down the best discussion of how football is played. Talking about it in a way even pats fans can understand

[@williamk2803]

I’d prefer to believe when you said “Pats Fans” you weren’t talking about Pat McAfee but instead were referring to fans of New England 😂

[@dankburgh9724]

@@williamk2803 I was bud

[@gregl6415]

Wow… i knew he played well but hasselbeck showed that Tuas in game processing was a level beyond what we realized

[@rainman11]

What’s crazy is how a lot of these plays came on 3rd and long situations. Ppl downplay the throws because of how “open” the receivers were but if any one of those throws are missed, dropped, tipped at the line, etc. the comeback likely doesn’t happen. Tua reminded me of Brady in that 4th qtr with the clutch throws and taking advantage and making Baltimore pay on every single mistake and turn over on downs.

[@wooback3597]

Dope breakdown thanks for that Tua is now showing us why he was the 5th pick in the draft he is that guy, thanks coach McDaniel for believing in him and bringing the best out of him, with Tyreek and Waddle Miami is gona be a problem with Tua as QB1🐬⬆️

[@cageary1100]

In addition to Tua being talented and having a lot of good teachers around him, let's also give the man some credit for being a SPONGE with the training he's getting. Still obv too early to tell how a whole career will pan out, but if a guy is playing with this level of instinct AND intelligence, you've gotta give him props for internalizing all the good coaching and turning it into results.

[@The_Watch_Mister]

I can’t even begin to tell you how good this segment was. I never comment on KZbin videos. I never subscribe. I never like anything. This? You’ve earned it. More, please.

[@quill1260]

Have MH go through a game every week. His energy goes perfectly with your show and your team, and one can't help but become smarter listening and watching his explanation of events. Get him a laser pen though, the cane was way too clunky for such a modern show as this.

[@johntruxal432]

A cane is matt's generation , laser pointer is more kyler speed...

[@domingoroma9817]

Can Pat bring in Chris Simms to come on the show so that Matt can school him with these breakdowns on how to play quarterback at an elite level? This was incredibly educating and entertaining. Just proves that having the strongest arm isn’t the only trait needed to be an elite QB.

[@maxpalmer3212]

Tua is criminally underrated

[@freakazoid4691]

He’s played what, one really good half in his nfl career?

[@georger6772]

@@freakazoid4691 just a continuation of his college success. Bama 2.0 💪

[@CassThaProphet]

@@freakazoid4691 No.. he's had plenty of good halfs.. shoot out against the Cardinals.. his performance in a loss to Atlanta last year was great.. he had the 32nd ranked pass protection and running game last year.. and broke his ribs early in the season.. I'm not sure how many 2nd year QBs would find success in that situation

[@ggbchronicles7355]

@@freakazoid4691 make yo case

[@ggbchronicles7355]

@@freakazoid4691 he's got a winning record...he beat the saints before brady did.... 4&0 against pats, beat Baltimore twice. Played well against chiefs, beat chargers and cardinals...and bills!

[@alejandrocastillo5771]

For anyone who thought football is a throw and catch game, QB Hasselbeck broke down how cerebral it actually is and the seconds you have to analyze and execute. Well done this shows just keeps going up levels 😎👍 entertaining and educational

[@felixmonroe2295]

More vids like this plz, this stuff is great

[@autosflonzorganic1973]

Amazing listening to real NFL QB translate what a QB minds goes through during a game. BEST QB Analysis by FAR! Better than listening to Boogie and Skip, etc.... Thank you Pat and Team 🙏🇳🇿🙏🇳🇿💯💯

[@profusionlifetv7183]

That first throw and catch was incredible 🔥 That’s why we watch the game.

[@alaskan_bergwanderer]

Dudes...Hasselbeck needs to be a mainstay on this program for this kind of breakdown! WOW

[@Peekaboo6969]

With toxic Flores gone and hill and waddle being the flash duo it seems tua has a better confidence in himself and I'm here for it

[@Steyelz]

Tua looked a bit like Drew Brees in his prime yesterday. He has an extremely bright future if they protect him consistently.

[@xipper3550]

Really? I just don’t see it before Brees got old he had a straight cannon. Tua has potentially mainly because of the stacked WR core but I think Brees is more naturally talented.

[@Anonymous-yt7zr]

@@xipper3550 you should go see his first 3 seasons as an nfl quarterback with the chargers.

[@staticgaming4425]

@@xipper3550 I mean what young NFL QB that’s considered good doesn’t have good receivers? Tua arguably has the worst weapons just from his draft class not saying they’re bad cause they’re good but he deserves a lot more credit than he’s getting. Burrow gets all the credit but has Jamar Chase, Higgins, and Boyd all of which are legit very good receivers Boyd is the worst of the three and is better than the #1 of quite a few teams and Mixon is a top 10 RB, Herbert gets all the credit(more than he deserves) and has Keenan Allen who’s a top 10 WR and Mike Williams who’s probably a top 20 WR and he also has Ekeler who’s probably a top 5 RB at least top 10, as for tua he has Tyreek, Waddle and Gessiki which is great Tyreek is top 5 and waddle is probably top 20 at least top 25 Gessiki is a top 10 TE probably but as for the RBs Mostert and Edmonds aren’t scrubs by any stretch but they’re not even close to top 10 they’re maybe both top 30 but yet Tua doesn’t get the credit it’s all because of Tyreek or McDaniels when if tua ain’t getting the ball where it needs to be neither of them would be getting any praise (other than hill getting praise for making that money)

[@staticgaming4425]

@@Anonymous-yt7zr people just get caught up in narratives and assume great players were always great for some reason and never had lows in their careers, like how Brees struggled like you mentioned or how Peyton Manning was trash as a rookie, or even recently how bad josh Allen was just 2-3 years ago and needed time to develop. I think Patrick Mahomes spoiled people into thinking every QB should be elite immediately

[@autosflonzorganic1973]

@@Anonymous-yt7zr 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@busterchops]

I am far from the first to say it but THIS is the type of analysis I love! It breaks it down and lets people (myself very much included) learn the game so that we can see how things develop and come about rather than just "Wow! What a throw!" It deepens your understanding of the game and therefore deepens the appreciation for what these people are doing on the field and how hard the athletes work at understanding the game.

[@Thepope_98]

This show has come a long way from when it first started. Love to see it

[@jackfarnan8356]

pat you need to get zito to work on this audio.

[@jackfarnan8356]

This is below the standard for a zito production

[@johnseven5851]

Absolutely love these segments. Football broken down by actual players and coaches who did it at the highest level. This show is on another level!

[@Dubz759]

I hope these type of segments are here to stay, hasselback goin in depth like that was amazing. This is stuff you don’t learn about on tv

[@latu8923]

Well said man. I love the way you dissect those plays in detail...thank you for that clear analysis of those plays.

[@worldpeace8240]

Incredible break down. This is sports, no bull just analytics and prior ballers. Knowledge is elite, I can’t degrees how much this one evaluation can progress the league. For the game the future of nfl for all fans, this is it gentlemen

[@worldpeace8240]

I’ll pay 50-100 to see this every weekend of each team. Guarantee betting will hose the house after.

[@mu2d2]

Loving the football film breakdowns from so many different players and coaches. Learning a lot

[@butters9523]

Love this kind of stuff please keep it up. Appreciate the hard work Pat and the boys.

[@gtaatmiami]

as a dolphins fan im floored that everything is actually working. my entire life i’ve seen coach changes, qb swaps etc and nothing has ever worked lol. I’m literally shaking

[@DYoung33]

Waddle putting the team first, that's freaking awesome to see

[@Sky_Blaze]

So glad I drafted him late in both my fantasy drafts hope he stays healthy

[@DanyCesc83]

These segments make you realize how complicated and complex the game is, the schemes, the taunts, and any sudden movement or look can give either team an edge... this is why we love the NFL. Big props to the show for doing this for us viewers!

[@Dannyvirk]

The guy that controlled the video replays display deserves a medal. I felt after a couple of minutes he really meshed with the guy doing the commentary

[@MrGrombie]

Tua is hated because too many people regurgitate what they hear ESPN. Rather than actually doing the hard work and actually watching the game game and forming their own opinion.

[@chillyschleemies5026]

As a freshman Tua came in the National Championship at halftime and won it all. This was a walk in the park.

[@dioncooper2844]

Excellent breakdown by Hasselbeck

[@benmerk4086]

That was really fun to watch. More technical dissection like this would be awesome!

[@robertbrannan9375]

I'm liking the watching film segment!

[@SajMcKenley]

Hasslebeck crushed that breakdown of Tua’s QB play. Sweeet FinsUp baby!!

[@mynameishall8736]

This is how you run a show Pat. Great job guys.

[@tbjr1127]

Thank you for this film breakdown and honest analysis. Most other sports “analysis” refuse to look at this and give Tua any credit.

[@jordanslingluff287]

Well as a boarder line Tua hater I got to say that was pretty amazing.

[@mattlies7426]

Wonderful breakdown of the game, more segments like this please.

[@williams268]

This breakdown was very well done. Love seeing the actual guys who know what they're talking about break things down.

[@CSmoothh]

This is what true sports fans want. Objective intellectual analysis that actually helps us understand what's happening in the game. I watched Skip and Shannon give the most vague biased and incorrect analysis for this game and give Tua almost no credit whatsoever for his performance.

[@SGBassplayer]

Love Tua. If he accomplishes nothing else in his career (and I’m sure not saying he won’t), he wrote his name in the record book alongside Bob Griese and Dan Marino and that’s a helluva fine thing to do.

[@bronsonbamnallen1633]

that was mesmerizing. Hasselbeck needs his own hour long show breaking down quarterbacks every week.

[@sarithsim3491]

I was waiting for this. Tua need some love

[@Tsukiko.97]

This reminds me of film day on Saturdays. Luv this.

[@danmays7278]

This is fantastic! Keep this segment! I want to learn more about "the game" not just thoughts about players. Love this!

[@martinadavies8006]

Absolutely fantastic breakdown of Tua getting it done! Beautiful baby. Phins Up 🐬

[@bassingthrough]

🐬🐬🐬🐬

[@grumpytrade]

Great analysis, Would love to see this every week.

[@pwerd]

This show has taken another level with breakdowns offensively from Hasselbeck and defensively with D Butler!

[@emilio1316]

Ball out against Buffalo and maybe Tua is entering another level. He doesn’t have to throw 6TDs every week, he just has to show that consistency creating off script and keeping his team in the game.

[@TheJc71693]

I just learned so much about football and QBing watching Matt explain this. Gotta have him back often

[@mrqh406]

Lol.... Same here , understood it all.

[@elsmitty2222]

This was the next level guys, Pat and Matt really killed it. I started video and then it ended and I didn't realize 15 minutes went by. I feel like I was concussed by knowledge yall!

[@Swift_Panda23]

So happy NFL Films and McAfee decided to go forward with this. They were right when they said they have high hopes for this partnership. They’re killing it !!

[@maxheadroom7687]

Love this guy, get him on more! I’m an Englishman/Aussie and love American football but miss so much of the nuances and fine details of the game strategies. This guy really helps me to understand more! Well done you guys.👍😎🇦🇺🇬🇧👍

[@richardcooper2294]

Excellent job Matt explaining the coverages and schemes.

[@williamkelly9491]

Love to see Tua succeed

[@johnnybad1986]

For somebody trying to learn the nuances of the game, this kind of breakdown and analysis is amazing. 👏

[@redcon667]

This was an amazing breakdown .

[@Don-md6wn]

Great play calling and clock management by McDaniel at the end of the game. On 2nd and 1 from about the 27 and 50 seconds or so left, they popped an inside handoff to Edmonds for a long run down to the 7 yard line. McDaniel let 20 seconds or so run off the clock to about 25 seconds, enough time for 3 shots into the end zone and a FG to tie if they didn't get the TD. As soon as that run popped, McDaniel was thinking don't leave Lamar any time to win the game. Miami kicked off with 14 seconds left after the TD.

[@verytiredatdoingthis]

This was amazing analysis. What an awesome segment!! 🏆

[@evrydayamerican]

This was freaking awesome 👌🏼 what a breakdown show. Yall are always the best man. Tua did great for us Bama fans. We are proud he is doing good now.

[@LivingWellist]

Wow I really enjoyed this segment! Hope to see this kind of breakdown more often!!

[@BentleyVB]

That last TD from waddle was actually off the dome bc he admitted he had to change routes and Tua read it like a genius he is and made that play .

[@JJacobs107]

THAT WAS SO AWESOME!!! Love the breakdown!!!

[@bornballin3404]

Love how Matt almost nerded out explaining where that dawg blitz came from and how dungy took it somewhere else. Should definitely be a regular segment cause you get the best content from guys who love what they are doing

[@ghostwriter5527]

Best analysis I’ve seen, and I’ve been watching everybody’s take on Tua vs Ravens. Always liked Hassebeck, I hope this becomes a weekly, if not twice a week, thing. AWESOME!

[@boodaviking2736]

Dolphins proving brian flores was an idiot every Sunday 😂

[@bodilly6221]

How when they clearly have more talent now? Don’t down the black man. That offense is 10x more dangerous now

[@briangriffith4574]

@@bodilly6221 what does his race have to do with it? If he was white would it be OK to criticize him? What if he was Asian would it be OK then?

[@MusMasi]

@@bodilly6221 he seems like a good Defensive guy but offense?

[@Don-md6wn]

@@bodilly6221 The offense is more dangerous because McDaniel said let's get some personnel on offense to give Tua a fair chance while Flores was running Tua down and making it clear he wanted another QB.

[@bodilly6221]

@@briangriffith4574 this particular situation may not be about race but do you know about Flores’ lawsuit? And to touch on this subject, they clearly took it upon themselves to address offensive issues. They added a top offensive lineman and a top 5 receiver in the league so don’t act like mike doesn’t have more to work with. The dolphins were tough last year

[@michaelbrandon6789]

I can't believe Brian Flores almost sabotaged Tuas career for money .

[@AlexCrockett]

Great breakdown. Probably one of the greatest comebacks I've ever witnessed

[@imightbebiased9311]

I mistook a lot of those "us or nobody" throws as dangerous. It always feels like a dude can get a tip on them or the WR can misplay it and cause some havoc, but when Matt Hasselbeck broke it down, it all made sense. This is a thing that is practiced, like the old NBA "don't save the ball under the opposing team's basket" and that ball gets thrown up high with the target knowing it's gonna be up high because an incompletion is just fine when you still have extra opportunities. I feel like 2 NFL IQ points smarter. THANK YEWWW

[@JackAsh2081]

Matt was kinda looking and sounding like the host of “Hot Ones” 😂

[@MrAndersonLee]

This is like watching ESPN but it's better. I'm liking this new set up of The Past McAfee Show. LFG

[@wesleyhayden1788]

Hands down best show out here period!!! Great job Matt!!!

[@sohamsethi6981]

Mike McDaniel the 🐐

[@juanortuno565]

But his record is only Tua and 0...

[@wakemiamigreatagain]

@@juanortuno565 I see what you did there...

[@MusMasi]

@@juanortuno565 🤣🤣

[@MusMasi]

@@juanortuno565 His Record is Lua and 0

[@theone7538]

This was an incredible segment fellas! Well done!

[@Michael-ld2np]

SO GLAD THEY BROKE DOWN THAT FINAL TOUCHDOWN. I definitely don't know jack about QB talk, but I was FLOORED by how nutty that final TD was. That was a Brady-level throw as far as awareness/accuracy goes.

[@Cardsone1]

Excellent breakdown by Matt "we'll take the ball and we're gonna score" Hasselbeck lol

[@WesleyParksTTV]

Unless you’re a Jets or Patriots fan , you can’t really hate on Tua , all these so called experts who doubted him the last 2 years even thou he had very little to work with , a coach who didn’t want him and probably the worst offensive line , need to just stfu and appreciate the fact that he knows how to win games .

[@MusMasi]

plus recovering from an injury that ended many careers

[@WesleyParksTTV]

@@MusMasi very true , forgot about that

[@MusMasi]

@@WesleyParksTTV and a huge amount of hate from many in the media

[@WesleyParksTTV]

@@MusMasi for absolutely no reason

[@MusMasi]

@@WesleyParksTTV yeah it is baffling, Samoans hated in the States or something?

[@socalledcarguys]

Wow…Pat Mcafee, this show is at another level!!! Great job 🙌

[@Rob-xw6po]

the breakdown on this segment is awesome! Hope to see more

[@GhostofGomezDawkins]

These weekly segments have been great, killing it.

[@Ryan-sb5pc]

Please make this a permanent part of the show!

[@brandonwilson7081]

This was awesome for a common mam like myself it’s really cool to actually have an unbiased breakdown of what happened