What's up, everybody?

Welcome into the next Pats podcast.

I'm Phil Perry, too, yes, on today's next Pats, both offensive linemen.

With Sebastian Bulmore earlier in the week, we're continuing our O-line love fest here today with

Ross Tucker and former Patriot Marshall Newhouse.

Two incredibly bright individuals, much smarter than me.

Massive brains on these guys.

Great playing experience in the trenches, which I think is a critical piece to our pre-draft content plan for you all,

is making sure we hammer these positions along the line, especially for a rebuilding team like the Patriots,

because this is often where the smart teams start.

Now, does it mean they necessarily pass on the possibility of taking a franchise

quarterback and number three overall to build those lines? That's where I might fight you. And I did

fight Tom Caron with this. I've continued to fight Tom Caron on this for weeks now, maybe a month,

maybe more. Let's get into our back and forth a little bit. We're going to talk to

Ross Tucker. We're going to talk to Marshall Newhouse. I also want to give you some of our

prototypical patriots at both Guard and tackle. Some interesting names there for you based on the

Ron Wolf executive tree history that we've been basing these prototypical thresholds on. All of

these guys, whether it's Scott

McLuhan in Washington or San Francisco or Reggie McKenzie with the Raiders or Brian Gutikunst,

who is the current general manager for the Packers or John Dorsey, was at Kansas City

in Cleveland, under whom Elliott Wolf worked with the Browns for two years. There are a variety

of names there for us to pay attention to.

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