Is Vrabel right to be grumpy about the win over the Jets?
Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast with Nick CattlesShow Notes
Drake Maye and the New England Patriots continued their win streak with a 26-19 win over the New York Jets in Foxborough this weekend. Maye finished 18/32, throwing for 235 yards and three touchdowns, but his WR1, A.J. Brown, struggled in his return to action.
Greg Bedard and Nick Cattles break down the win, starting with the Patriots’ offensive line, which was down to its last man after losing Alijah Vera-Tucker, Morgan Moses, and Ben Brown on Sunday. Is o-line coach Doug Marrone working wonders for this team? The guys discuss. They also react to Mike Vrabel’s postgame frustration and predict who will start on the o-line in Chicago on Thursday.
Later, they review Drake Maye’s day, and Greg reveals his grade for Maye’s performance. The guys also express their concerns over A.J. Brown’s struggles and assess how the running backs and defense fared against the Jets.
0:00 Intro
00:37 Offensive line injury crisis
06:57 Mike Vrabel’s postgame comments
10:13 Is Doug Marrone working wonders?
14:02 Who will start on the o-line on Thursday?
18:24 Betterment
18:54 PrizePicks
20:11 Toolbag of the week😂
24:27 Drake Maye’s performance vs. Jets
29:49 Betterment
30:19 Level of concern over A.J. Brown’s struggles
43:17 What to do about the WR room heading into Chicago
44:43 RBs
50:20 Defense
54:15 Why wasn’t Carlton Davis placed on IR?
56:51 What the defense did well and not well on Sunday
1:00:07 Up and down performances from Sunday
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The New England Patriots saw their three-game winning streak come to an end Thursday night, falling to the Chicago Bears 30-24 in a back-and-forth battle at Soldier Field. Drake Maye put together a productive performance, throwing for 321 yards and two touchdowns while adding a rushing score. However, a costly end-zone interception and early offensive struggles proved difficult to overcome.
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.
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