What's up everybody? Welcome into Tom Carrens Patriots Talk Podcast. We got a banger today. We got Dante Scarnackia coming in. He's going to talk about the Patriots offensive line woes and what he would do to put a stop to the woes.

But first, let's get after it with the Senator Phil Perry, who's alongside Phil. I put out a poll today for quickslance.

Question was simple. Through three weeks, the Patriots have turned in three very different performances.

Which one is the closest

to the real them? And the patrons said, week three versus the Jets, I'm afraid, 36%. 35% said week two

versus Seattle. 25% said it's a mix. It's a mealange of all three. And only 4% said week one versus the Bengals.

Phil, which one are the Patriots closest to, or is it a mix, a mealange, a poperi, if you will?

I'm going to go with a mealange.

It's too easy for me to look at Thursday night, short week, game script goes wonky on them because the score

gets out of control and just say that's what they're going to be the rest of the year.

That's what's freshest in our minds, but I don't believe that's what they're going to be

the rest of the year. They have to do things differently, though, and that is what I'm interested to see from this team moving forward.

I'm talking about from a passing offense perspective.

They don't get rid of the ball quickly enough.

They don't protect, which is obvious, but you have to do things to work around that which

you have to make yourselves more efficient than 100 yards passing per game.

When you watch closely the film of the games and see the speed with which it's coming out,

have you noticed at all some second thoughts?

A good friend of my Pete Kendall played in the league for a long time.

He watches every single game.

He listens to and consumes all our podcast, TV stuff.

And he said, you know, I feel like the ball might be coming out a little bit slow,

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