Show Notes
FOXBORO – The Patriots and Eagles concluded Day 2 of joint practice sessions today before Saturday’s preseason clash at Gillette Stadium.
BSJ’s Greg Bedard brings another post-practice report after he observed the Patriots’ defense today against Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley and the Eagles’ offense. Greg highlights two interceptions for Marcus Jones and some good work from Milton Williams and the rest of the defense who had a “pretty good” day against Philadelphia. Greg also notes how the Patriots’ offensive line fared against this exceptional Eagles defense in 1-on-1 reps, mentioning Will Campbell, Jared Wilson, and Caleb Lomu’s performances.
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Greg Bedard and John Zannis react to the Patriots' 26-19 win over the New York Jets at Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots welcome the New York Jets to Gillette Stadium this weekend as they look to improve to 4-2.
Greg Bedard and Nick Cattles break down Drake Maye’s huge performance against the Raiders and what it actually means for the Patriots moving forward. Greg explains why it was the highest-graded game of Maye’s career, while the guys debate how much weight to put on the matchup, Maye’s improvement against pressure and whether he can carry this success against stronger defenses. They also discuss the injury fallout surrounding TreVeyon Henderson and Will Campbell, how the Patriots should handle A.J. Brown’s potential return, the improved offensive line and Rhamondre Stevenson’s continued impact. Plus, they break down a dominant defensive performance from Milton Williams, Elijah Ponder’s emergence and finish with their three up and three down from the win.