Joint practice jamboree: INSANE Patriots statistic you've never heard

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🗓️ 18 August 2021

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Phil Perry checks in from Philadelphia following the Patriots and Eagles joint practices and is joined by NBC Sports Philly's Dave Zangaro to discuss players on the bubble. Phil also answers as many mailbag questions as he can in 10 minutes. 0:16 - Phil reveals a mind-blowing statistic about the Patriots and their joint practice opponents over the years. 4:34 - Dave Zangaro lists a handful of Philly players who would be a good fit in New England if they're cut. 15:45 - Mailbag questions Part 1: Phil answers a variety of questions from Twitter about Stephon Gilmore, the Patriots tight end situation and the QB competition. 21:13 - Mailbag questions Part 2: Phil answers questions about Mac Jones, his observations from the joint practices and the Patriots receiving corps.

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0:00.0	What's up everybody? Welcome into the next Pat's podcast. I'm Phil Perry coming at you from Philadelphia.
0:21.5	Patriots just had two joint practices with the Eagles. We're recording this ahead of Thursday
0:27.3	night's game here in Philly, and we've got a lot to talk about. We have a stat that will
0:32.2	absolutely blow your mind about Patriots joint practice opponents. Make sure you stick around for that. We're also
0:38.7	bringing in NBC Sports, Phillies, Dave Zengaro to tell us all we need to know about this Eagle roster.
0:44.3	Any potential pats on this Eagle roster? We're also getting to your questions. And we're going to go
0:49.9	rapid fire getting as many as we can. We're even inserting a little clock here to keep me honest.
0:56.0	It should be ridiculous. Hopefully I survive. It's going to be a great show.
1:00.8	Okay, so about that mind-bending statistic that I wanted to tell you about, listen to this.
1:06.3	Did you know? Over the course of the last decade, the Patriots have had 15 joint practice opponents,
1:12.3	doesn't include the Eagles, and they've signed at least one player from each of those 15 teams.
1:20.0	27 players in all have come from these joint practice sessions. The Patriots have seen them over the
1:25.1	summer. They've seen them up close and they have
1:27.5	eventually brought them on. Offensive guys, defensive guys, special teamers, roster fodder,
1:33.2	guys who ended up being starters, star players. They've worked against them all and they've worked
1:38.0	against them up close. And obviously they get a chance to see what these players can do on
1:43.0	the field, but they get a chance to see what these players are like in between practice reps, what they're like with their teammates, what they're like with their coaches, what's their attitude when they're out there for practice?
1:53.9	And it's the middle of summer and they're in full pads and there's contact and it sucks.
1:58.6	How do those players respond?
2:00.1	All of that stuff, all of that stuff makes
2:02.4	these joint practice sessions incredibly valuable scouting opportunities. So you want to hear
2:07.9	the list? I'm going to give you the list. And we're going to work our way back. Okay. So
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