Nick Wright's opinion on Mac Jones hasn't changed, despite Patriots' success I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright's opinion on Mac Jones hasn't changed, despite Patriots' success I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-11-17T15:07:27Z
Description: Kansas City Chiefs All-Pro safety Tyrann Mathieu rips draft day critics of Mac Jones: “Mac Jones wasn’t trendy enough for y’all at first, now y’all love him.” While Nick Wright agrees with Mathieu, he maintains that his opinion on the New England Patriots' quarterback hasn't changed. Watch as Nick breaks down why Mac Jones is still a first-year QB with a low ceiling.

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Kansas City Chiefs All-Pro safety Tyrann Mathieu rips draft day critics of Mac Jones: “Mac Jones wasn’t trendy enough for y’all at first, now y’all love him.” While Nick Wright agrees with Mathieu, he maintains that his opinion on the New England Patriots' quarterback hasn't changed. Watch as Nick breaks down why Mac Jones is still a first-year QB with a low ceiling.

NOVEMBER 17, 2021・first things first・2:22

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Nick Wright's opinion on Mac Jones hasn't changed, despite Patriots' success I FIRST THINGS FIRST

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