What's up everybody?

Welcome into the next Pat's podcast.

I'm Phil Perry.

It's the Jack Jones extravaganza podcast for you this week.

We had to talk to the Patriots Rookie Cornerback after his big pick six

and forced fumble and fumble recovery against the Packers in a losing effort,

but still a breakout kind of performance for the fourth rounder out of Arizona State.

As soon as that game ended and as soon as we heard from him after the game, I wanted to

know more about Jack Jones's mindset, about how he's been able to play the ball so well,

really dating back to the start of his collegiate career at USC and then making his way to Arizona State.

We'll get into some of those numbers in a bit here on the podcast.

But first, I just wanted to remind the people, in case you missed it, and I'm not sure how you missed it,

if you're a real Patriots fan, but phenomenal comments from Jack Jones after the Green Bay game

about how he felt when Aaron Rogers

tried to beat him with an outrout that he obviously jumped and took to the house.

Let's hear that sound from Jack Jones in Green Bay, the night of the game.

And then let's listen to his veteran teammate and locker mate right next to him inside the Patriots

locker room,

Devin McCordy this week at Gillette Stadium in his reaction, get his reaction to Jack Jones's comments. Let's listen to both those guys right now. Personally, I feel like it's disrespectful to

throw out route on me. If you could throw the ball past me to get to the receiver, I'm no good.

I'm happy he's playing with confidence. You know, we, I think our job is veterans is to help him understand why he should stay confident,

studying preparation, and then be ready for how teams will attack him and let him go play ball.

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