Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome into Tom Caron's Patriots Talk podcast, Phil Perry's

alongside Patriots Titans this weekend, and boy, it's the schedule, Keep matching up for the Patriots in a perfect fashion.

But before we get into this game and all the things surrounding it and a variety of other topics, I want to start you guys off with the trivia question. I want some trivia at the top. I love trivia. Let's go. I do too. I implement it sometimes on quick slants, but not nearly often enough. but I like it so much that I think I should make it a staple of the program because

these people are going to hang around to make sure they get the answer right.

Because I'm sure a lot of people are going to get the answer to this question correct.

October 5th, 2003, the Patriots played Jeff Fisher's Titans at Gillette Stadium.

On that day, they won 38 to 30.

Mike Cloud, seven carries, 70 yards, two touchdowns.

Troy Brown, a 58-yard touchdown reception.

Tileau, 65-yard, pick six, late in the game.

There were 38 points scored in the final 16 minutes of that game.

Why?

Was that game historic? We'll get to the answer later, Phil. Sit on it for a few. All right, I'm going to think. All right, sit on it for a few. Meanwhile,

Mike Vrable, who did not play in that game, that might have been a broken arm year for him.

And he came back and played with the cast. But here's what Mike Vrable had to say when we asked him about going back to Tennessee this week and whether his players will be fired up to win on his behalf. Yeah, this isn't, we're not trying to win one for the Gipper here. We're just trying to make sure that these guys are focused on improving. And I think that they are. I think they're locked in.

And hopefully, you know, we can get them as prepared as we possibly can.

I will remember you.

Will they remember Mike?

Of course.

Is he going to leave a new memory for them? I think he will, and I think

he's probably pretty motivated to do that, not that he's not motivated other weeks, but just

knowing his personality and understanding where the Patriots are right now as a team, I think if

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