What's up everybody?

Welcome into the next Pat's podcast.

I'm Phil Perry.

We're coming at you again from Radio Row in Las Vegas Super Bowl 58.

And we have all kinds of content coming at your faces, coming at

your ear holes. It's Jacoby Myers this time around on NextPats, former Patriots receiver,

current Raiders wide out. We covered a range of topics with Myers, who is making the rounds

here on Radio Row. Everything from

does he feel vindicated that he had the season he did in Vegas while the Patriots are still

searching for talent at his position after letting him walk via free agency. We're also talking about

Mack Jones. Can he be salvaged? What did Jacoby Myers think of the job

that Bill Belichick and Patriots Brass did in surrounding him with the pieces he needed to succeed?

He, of course, was one of those pieces until he ended up elsewhere. But on the sidelines, on the roster,

on the coaching staff, is what Mack Jones was surrounded by, on the roster, on the coaching staff,

is what Mack Jones was surrounded by, or the lack thereof,

an indication of the fact that he might actually be able to be salvaged and be salvaged here in New England.

It's a great conversation with a great human being, Jacoby Myers.

We were happy he was able to give us some time

as he was doing some work for bounty paper towels here in Vegas. Let's get to that conversation

with Jacob Myers right now. All right. Very excited now to have with us on the next

Pat's podcast. Jacoby Myers. He is here with bountyounty. You can't have football without wings, Jacoby. We all know that. You can't have wings without Bounty. I'm going to protect this with my life because I need some Bounty for watching the Super Bowl later. It's great to see you. How are you? I'm great, man. I appreciate you having it. Of course. Of course. I want to ask you first if you've had a chance to watch much Patriots football, and if you think they might need a receiver, Jacob, I just want to get your expert opinion on that one first. Oh, man, I tone into my dogs, man. It's crazy because they got so much talent, so much talent in that receiver room. I just thought I ain't seen it pop out yet. But I know it's in there. Y'all in good hands, I promise.

Well, they used to have a talented guy in the receiver room there who spent four years there, four productive years, had a good rapport with the young quarterback. You end up going to Vegas, obviously, and playing well there and being a key part of that offense there, again, when it's clear that the Patriots could use some help at that position. I want to ask you this.

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