
Show Notes
Tom E. Curran is joined by Phil Perry to break down the Patriots 29-26 upset win over the Bills. They dive deep into Drake Maye’s day. They discuss what went well, and what Maye could improve on. They also look at the other side of the ball in Josh Allen, and they talk about how the Patriots were able to stop him. They also wonder if Josh Allen’s style of play influences younger quarterbacks, like Drake Maye. A member of the Bills also took some shots at New England, and it sparked the question, are the Patriots legit? Have they arrived now after this big win over the Bills?
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