Now more of Tudger and Ritz.

In a random place and it's a randomly huge.

On Boston's home for sports, 985, the Sports Hub.

This is the most predictable offense in the NFL right now.

You guys remember at the being of the season, we did this stuff on the Carolina Panthers with the alignment of the back, right? So last week, this team was under center

for 23 snaps. 22 out of those 23 snaps were in the ball were runs. They were in the,

and this is excluding, this is excluding inside the five-yard line, so goal line or two-minute drill, okay?

Because that was part of that game, two-minute drill.

They were in the gun for 40 snaps.

Excluding the two-minute drill, they were in for 34 regular snaps, okay?

They threw the ball 31 out of those 34 snaps.

So we're talking 22 out of 23 times underneath center, you run the ball.

31 out of 34 times you're into gun, you throw the ball.

And this isn't just like this is the small microcosm of what's been going on this season.

72% of the times that you line up under Sender in non-goal line situations, you run the football.

Almost 80% of the time when you're in the gun, you're throwing the ball. And you are a wildly different team success-wise from under center and in the gun. Under center, you're actually a pretty good efficient offense. Top five in the NFL. Shotgun, your bottom 10 essentially. And the predictability. And I know there's a group of people. I get it. There's a camp of people who believe, like, whether I know it's run or pass really doesn't change because I don't know what type of runner, why type of pass. I don't believe in that. And I've talked to many defensive people who don't believe in that. You got one right here. You're like, woo-hoo, right?

And if I'm my point is this, Marcus, if I know it,

you don't think the teams you're playing is know it.

I'm dreaming of a white Christmas, just like the ones I used to. That is Dan Orlovsky.

He's had a thank for the Patriots all season.

He has, but those numbers don't lie.

That was pretty scary.

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