Hey, what's up, friends?

Welcome to Tom Curran's Patriots Talk podcast featuring the Senator Phil Perry.

You're plenty to get to today. We had access to the Patriots assistant coaches.

So we're going to hear from Josh McDaniels on what he thought of Mack Jones' Sunday debut,

the work he did at the line, the work he did

under center, and his work in communication. Also, Gerard Mayo, why the Patriots start so flat? Start

the game and the second half. We're going to look ahead at the beat up Jets and then at the

end, we're going to have Kyle Van Nort joining us on Quickslans to give his input on Sunday's game and going forward.

But first, Ivan Fier's, what did you think about Sunday's football game?

It was like the classic thing that you wouldn't expect to happen,

and that we would actually give the ball away, give the goddamn game away by turning

the ball over in the last few minutes of the game.

When we're in scoring position, that was a hard one.

That's a hard one to accept.

And for Damien, God, that stings, man.

It stings like a son of a guy.

A bit of Terry. He like a son of a guy. Phil, I don't know how sturdy the filter on Ivan Fier's was when he arrived here in 1980,

but it is completely blown out at this point.

And God bless him.

Because when it comes to the Ron Hobson Media Award that was unveiled like four or five years ago,

I think it's about time we give it to a coach.

He should get it every year.

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