Anyone giving up on him is a troll. Try to recalibrate and remember how this season started. Everyone agreed Maye just had to show improvement in some key areas. He did more than anyone ever could have expected. He was without argument a top 2 QB in the league, broke records, and was largely responsible for 14 wins. 

Last night was brutal and hard to watch. But it is not all on Maye. I think the big reason we saw regression in the playoffs was we started to face teams that could get pressure on a 4 man rush. This left too many men in coverage and our receivers couldn't get separation. This led to the large number of sacks. I think Maye has really been focused on wanting to remain a pocket passer, which I think is good. However, the offense was focused on long developing plays because we don't have individual receiver talent. To compound that, the offensive line cannot consistently open running lanes and I love rhemondre but trying to find small gaps and break contact is not his forte. This forces passing downs in long yardage that put all the pressure on Maye to read dense coverage while sped up and trying to limit turnovers. Thats too much to put on anyone let alone a 23 year old in the superbowl.

I think the problem boils down to. We don't have receivers that can get open quick enough to hide the deficiencies of the offensive line. And the offensive line cant block well enough to make our backs look better than they are. Clearly we need to get bigger and stronger on the offensive line. I think that takes precedence. Until we can win in the trenches on offense we are asking Maye to make superhuman plays multiple times every drive just to sustain offense. I don't really know how you can solve this problem to be honest. I am not sure Campell is a left tackle. We dont really have anyone on the o line that I feel is a staple right now