What's up everybody? Welcome into the NextPats podcast. I'm Phil Perry. We've got another great guest for you this week on NextPats. It's the great JT O'Sullivan of the QB School.com new website. You need to go check that thing out. If you're familiar with JT's content, if you're not, what is wrong with you? He's been on this podcast before. The man is everywhere. He's on YouTube. You know his channel. I'm sure because he has broken down not only Mac Jones for years, but now he has broken down a lot of Drake May college tape,

and I'm sure we'll be getting Drake May breakdowns whenever those are available to us.

Who knows?

Maybe it's even a little bit of preseason action?

I don't know.

We'll have to bother J.T.

when it comes to what we can get from him as it relates to Drake May as soon as humanly possible.

But JTO is having great guest for us this week because he's been in a West Coast

offense.

He has been a quarterback as soon as he got to the league as a matter of fact in 2002

in this exact kind of system because he played for Mike McCarthy.

He was the offensive coordinator in New Orleans in 2002.2 when O'Sullivan was there.

Who was a McCarthy disciple?

That's right.

Patriots new offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt as well as Patriots assistant,

Ben McAdoo, two of the biggest brains running this offense.

Obviously, Van Pelt being number one there.

But JT is going to break down for us.

Now that we've had the opportunity to watch three OTA practices and see how this

operation functions, at least in a practice setting, why the Patriots and Alex Van Pelt in

particular are focusing on the things they are focusing on.

JT. is going to tell us the why.

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