Thanks for choosing Felger and Maz to entertain.

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And inform you in the afternoon.

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985, Maz, Maz. What is that? Bob a Tuesday in the football season, which means one thing,

Mas, what is that?

Bob's Big Boy, Craig Batard from the Boston Sports Journal, who does bear something of a resemblance to the character that was put outside the old diners.

It still exists.

They are around.

I saw one in Detroit right near my hotel. It's a Midwest thing. Yes. He saw one in Detroit. It called to him. Bears a little bit of resemblance to the boy in the overalls in front of that sort of a diner chain that is frequented in the Midwest. Bob's big boy. Don't make me make that my Halloween costume. So Greg Bedard, fine football analyst again for the Boston Sports Journal.

We go over the weekend's games and do all things football.

So let's get at it.

What did the film show, Greg, from Sunday against Miami?

Well, a couple things, and I wrote about this on Monday morning.

Defensively, the big difference for me in this game was, well, number one, the Dolphins'

offensive line stinks.

So the Patriots were able to be a little bit more forceful.

I thought, you know, the middle, which failed them against the Lions and so many times

this year, from nose tackle to middle linebacker to safety.

Right.

You've been big on the deep tackles have been a big problem. Yeah, I mean, Malcolm Brown, Danny Shelton, really those two guys. They just haven't been good enough. So that's why the run defense hasn't been good enough. So they were much better in this game, getting off blocks, being forceful. Some of that was the competition against the dolphins. The dolphins lost their center at one point, which didn't help.

But I thought the bigger thing was the Patriots were much more physical on defense.

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