What's up everybody? Welcome into the next Pat's podcast. I'm Phil Perry. We have a fantastic

episode lined up for you today ahead of our travels out to San Francisco and Santa Clara for Super Bowl 60 between the

New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. We'll have all kinds of coverage on this

specific matchup between the Patriots offense and the Seahawks defense, one of the best

defensive units in football. And to give us even more insight into the challenge the Patriots will be faced with

in the Super Bowl. We're bringing in our good friend Dante Scarnackia, five-time Super Bowl champion

Dante Scarnacia, one of the greatest offensive line coaches of all time. We're talking technique

up front, how the Patriots might be able to handle some of the things they'll see from Seattle.

The communication required to handle Seattle's games things they'll see from Seattle, the communication required

to handle Seattle's games and stunts that Mike McDonald will call for that defense.

It's a great, great conversation.

But before we get to Dante, we're going to talk about the right shoulder on everybody's mind.

Yes, Drake May's right shoulder is not 100%.

He's been limited in practice this week, but I just wanted to quickly pass along

things that I have heard from people behind the scenes within the Patriots organization.

And that is that they are not all that worried about this injury impacting Drake May

significantly in the Super Bowl. Of course, his availability, not in question.

He's going to play.

But when it's a right shoulder, it's the quarterback of a Super Bowl team.

When it's potentially the MVP of the league, it's worthy of keeping an eye on.

And so let's continue to keep an eye on it.

What's his participation level in practice here in New England when they travel out west?

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