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The Next Pats Podcast - A Patriots Podcast

DeMarco Murray explains why Stevenson, Taylor have game-changing attitudes

The Next Pats Podcast - A Patriots Podcast

NBC Sports Boston

News, Sports News, Jerod Mayo, Nfl Draft, Football, Ja'lynn Polk, 2024 Nfl Draft, Phil Perry, New England Patriots, Nbc Sports Network, Drake Maye, Nfl, Nbc Sports Boston, Sports

4.8558 Ratings

🗓️ 9 September 2021

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Oklahoma running backs coach and former NFL player DeMarco Murray joins Phil Perry on the podcast to discuss his former players, Rhamondre Stevenson and J.J. Taylor. Murray talks about what impressed him most about each of them and discusses their game-changing attitudes. Phil also gets into Mac Jones and the CB position ahead of the season-opener vs. Miami. 2:00 - DeMarco Murray joins Phil to discuss his former players, J.J. Taylor and Rhamondre Stevenson 11:00 - How versatile can J.J. Taylor be this season? 13:00 - What critical number does Phil want to focus on in regard to Mac Jones heading into the season-opener? 17:30 - What will happen at CB if Jalen Mills isn't ready to go vs. Miami?

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0:00.0

What's up everybody? Welcome into the next Pats podcast. We've got a great episode for you this week. Last week was Mac Jones week. Of course, we'll still talk a little Mac Jones this week. But I wanted this week to really get

0:21.5

into the Patriots running back room, and specifically Ramandre Stevenson and JJ Taylor. First year guy

0:28.0

and Stevenson, second year guy and Taylor, you know those are the types that we're focused on

0:31.7

here in this podcast. And both these players are so dynamic that even though they may not be number one on the depth

0:38.5

chart behind Damien Harris and James White, I think they're both going to play real roles

0:43.9

here in 2021, in part because they play in the kicking game as well. But how do we dive into

0:50.7

their skill sets? How do we dive into their attitudes and their approaches to their

0:55.2

jobs and to their position? We, of course, have watched these guys all summer long, and you could

0:59.8

hear me prattle on about them all day long if you wanted to, but you don't want to do that.

1:04.2

You want to hear from somebody with even a little bit more insight, and we have that guy today.

1:08.0

It's DeMarco Murray, former NFL running back, Cowboys, Eagles, Titans.

1:12.3

He's now the running backs coach at Oklahoma. So we coached Stevenson last year. He coached

1:17.1

J.J. Taylor the year before that at Arizona. So DeMarco Murray is with us this week.

1:22.8

Phenomenal guests. You're going to hear about his affinity for the Patriots program and how

1:26.2

they use their running backs. You're going to hear about Ramandre Stevenson and how aggressive he was,

1:31.1

not only on offense, but in that third phase of the game on special teams and J.J. Taylor,

1:36.6

some thoughts on him and just his work ethic and everything that he had to do behind the scenes

1:41.9

to turn himself into the player. He's become phenomenal guest from DeMarco Amari. So let's get to that conversation with DeMarco Murray. Right now, we'll come back with some thoughts on not only the running back spot, a little bit of quarterback talk, but some cornerback talk as well. All right, very excited now to have with us on the next Pat's podcast, DeMarco, Murray running backs coach at Oklahoma. You know him from his time with the Cowboys, the Eagles, the Titans. He coached at Arizona as well, but now he's back at his alma mater. DeMarco Murray, thank you so much for being with us, my friend. Thanks for having me. So it's just saying off air, we've got DeMarco Murray running backs running around all over Foxborough up here now.

2:19.0

You coach Ramandre Stevenson at Oklahoma.

2:21.1

You coached J.J. Taylor at Arizona in 2019.

2:24.5

So I have to ask you, what is it about DeMarco Murray that makes his players such good fits here in New England?

2:31.4

I think because that should have been a good fit there.

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