Thanks for choosing Felger and Maz to entertain.

Includa, including in Tuka, trying to smash it into one word.

And inform you in the afternoon.

Tuka, pukta on his path.

985, the Sports Hub. All right, all everybody, welcome to the program.

That's usually the point you would hear the final play-by-play from the Patriots yesterday, but our computers are down. Suffice it to say, so he called the final score. The Patriots lost. He's always ripping Corderole Patterson for walking back to the line of scrimmage in the last seconds as they're trying to rip off another play. So he gave up.

And there you go. The Patriots dropped their second straight to the atrocious Detroit Lions. We discuss, Maz, your opening thoughts. Okay, so, you know, you go through a lot of emotions with the Patriots, year to year, game to game, all of that. But the one thing you always sort of have is faith. And I'll tell you. So I want to focus on this emotion, at least for me personally.

After that came last night, But the one thing you always sort of have is faith. And I'll tell you. So I want to focus on this emotion, at least for me personally.

After that came last night, and today, I have not had this level of despair.

Okay, and that's the word I would use since the New Orleans game in 2009.

I was trying to think about when's the last time I really felt like this bad about a Patriots

loss because there were other times where they've lost games and I come in angry and I can

focus on things that they've done in the game that are stupid, the mortar kick, like all kinds

of stuff like that, a million of them.

But where I looked at them and went, uh-oh, uh-oh, like not, what do we have here?

Do they have the players?

Like the level of despair, I really, I racked my brain and the closest I could come up with

and maybe I missed one was New Orleans in 2009.

That game where they went down there and they got their asses kicked.

Do you remember that?

Yeah, of course.

Oh, I haven't felt this bad about a Patriots lost since that.

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