Show Notes
The Patriots fell to the Seahawks 10-13 after a dramatic 4th quarter collapse which saw Drake Maye throw three interceptions.
BSJ’s Greg Bedard is back with a Tuesday edition of the Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast with Nick Cattles to break down what went wrong and what went well in New England’s season opener. Greg starts with Maye’s horrific 4th quarter, evaluating what exactly happened and explaining why Maye’s performance is or is not alarming, comparing him to another quarterback who made similar mistakes at Maye’s age.
Later, the guys discuss some questionable coaching decisions, including Mike Vrabel electing not to call timeout before the half and the potential impact of A.J. Brown’s ankle injury. They also discuss observations from other areas of the field, including some standouts in the secondary and concerns over the offensive line. Then they wrap up with “three up, three down” from the loss.
Tune in for another insightful discussion of all things Patriots-Seahawks!
00:00 Intro
01:15 Drake Maye’s 4th quarter
06:03 Maye’s first three quarters
09:24 Offensive gameplan
16:53 A word on investing with Betterment from Drake Maye
17:23 PrizePicks
19:37 Thoughts on some questionable coaching decisions
27:51 A.J. Brown injury
30:20 Investing advice from Drake Maye
30:50 Thoughts on the offensive line
35:53 What we saw from the defense
47:29 Three up/three down
51:33 Thanks for watching!
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