Derek Meyer didn’t quite live up to his expectations in the Super Bowl, throwing two interceptions and being sacked six times. Sunday’s game at Levi’s Stadium turned out to be one of his worst games.

Fox Sports’ Henry McKenna weighed in on Meyer’s comments on The X on Monday. The quarterback said he’s looking forward to spending time with his wife in the offseason. Fans reacted, especially after tom bradyStatement about unsupported patriots before changing course.

“No wonder Tom Brady refuses to support him,” one fan wrote on Twitter.

“The focus should be on not turning over 10 times in the playoffs or not having the worst performance in SB history,” one fan wrote.

“oops,” another fan wrote.

“Whapped,” one fan commented.

“We get it, man, you’re going to get ripped off non-stop in the offseason.” one fan said.

“He was programmed in the lab to be a Patriot. Landfill Gas,” another fan commented.

Brady didn’t choose between New England and Seattle. Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy blasted him on social media, while his former teammates berated him.

He changed his tune on Friday, saying Patriots owner Robert Kraft supports him in his hopes of New England winning a seventh Super Bowl. However, Brady also said he would vote for MVP Matthew Stafford Replace Meyer if you can.

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Mike Vrabel won’t let anyone blame Derek Meyer for Super Bowl disaster

Mike Vrabel talks to reporters after loss and stops trying Derek Meyer scapegoat. The coach said it starts with the staff and goes to every position on the field.

The protection failed and there was nothing the running back could do. Ramond Stevenson and Trevyan Henderson Just 42 yards on 13 attempts, and the receivers couldn’t help.

Vrabel emphasized that he is excited to be working with Meyer again. He told his team that it was normal to feel disappointed after it took them 307 days to develop something. Meyer will be entering his third season, and the Patriots believe he still has a lot to prove after his Super Bowl heartbreak.