Show Notes
Despite the win over the Jets, Mike Vrabel was frustrated with his team's performance, namely, the turnovers, which he says are happening at a historic rate. Jones and Keefe discuss the Pats head coach's frustrations.
More from Jones and Keefe
Jones and Keefe go On the Clock for their 60-second Patriots-Bears previews, debate whether Chicago's defense is overrated and ask if Drake Maye is even better than last year. Plus, Keefer Madness on a Florida police officer who moved into a dead man's house and lived there for four years.
Jones and Keefe kick off the final hour with Keefe's Keys to Patriots-Bears, breaking down Chicago's coin-toss streak and the most famous bears in pop culture. Then it's Grab Bag—featuring the Celtics' new sneaker beer cup and two random football players—followed by tonight's score predictions.
Keefe's Keys for Patriots-Bears cover Chicago not winning a single coin toss all season, fun facts about bears and the most famous bears in pop culture.
Today's edition of Keefer Madness follows a Florida police officer who moved into a deceased homeowner's house after a welfare check and lived there for four years while paying the property taxes.
Jones and Keefe give each other sixty seconds to preview tonight's matchup between the Patriots and the Bears. Keefe goes first and doesn't seem to have too high of hopes for the Patriots while Jones shares his prediction for what A.J. Brown will do tonight.