What's up, everybody.

We have a very special treat for you today.

We have Dante Skarnacia, former Patriots

offensive line coach. To me, a Hall of Fame assistant coach. I hope he ends up in Canton

someday. We know there aren't that many assistants in Canton, but if anybody is deserving,

it is this guy. And we were lucky enough to get him onto the podcast for almost 30 minutes to talk all things, Patriots.

What did he think of that three-past, 46 run performance from the Patriots offense on Monday night and a win over the bills?

What kind of lift does that performance give a team,

not only along the offensive line, but on the sideline and among the coaching staff as well,

you know we had to bring up Mack Jones and how the Patriots are bringing him along.

Dante Scarnikia shares his thoughts there. And then we break down a little bit of film as well.

That's going to be something for our YouTube viewers. So if you're

listening to the audio version of this, because it didn't make a lot of sense in all likelihood

without the pictures to go with it, we've cut that part from the audio version here. And we've left it

in on the YouTube version. So it'll sound seamless when you're listening to the audio version here, but just know, if you go over and you look at this podcast with Dante Scarnacia

on Nextpats, search that Google on YouTube itself, it'll come up. You can find some great looks

from the end zone from that Monday night football broadcast on two staple plays from

the Patriots offensive attack on Monday. One is a staple for the Patriots and has been for some

time now. It's crack toss. We hear Dante Scarnacia break that down. What are the key elements to

that play? What allowed that play to work? What allowed Damian Harris to scoot in for a 64-yard

touchdown on that play. We're also going to hear

him talk about another play that the Patriots used over and over and over again. It is commonly

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