What's up, everybody, welcome into the next Pats podcast. I'm Phil Perry.

Really fun episode for you this week because we're getting ready for

this Patriots Bill's game. What's next for the Patriots offense? Are they going to be able to

run with some of these offenses that they face down the stretch here? Going to have to steal a game

from a really good team at some point in time here if you want to make the postseason and have a

chance at executing. Wood owner Robert Kraft wanted his team to execute

going all the way back to March when he said it bothered him that they haven't won a

playoff game in three years. We're also bringing in our great friend, Mark Schofield, NFL writer,

SB Nation does a phenomenal job year after year, breaking down quarterback prospects from the college

game.

Then as the NFL season kicks off, diagnosing each and every NFL offense across the

league, the guy studies his face off.

And so he understands relative to the rest of the NFL, where does this Patriots offense stack up in

terms of creativity, in terms of execution, and what maybe gave him some optimism moving forward

for this offense based on what he saw on Thanksgiving night? But let's start with some

criticism, some strong words from a Hall of Fame quarterback, another friend of the next Pat's podcast, Kurt Warner, who on his QB confidential YouTube page where he does these study ball videos, which are phenomenal.

If you haven't seen him yet, please make sure you go check them out.

If you're a fan of the X's and O's, the way that I am, and if you're listening to this podcast, you probably are as well.

Make sure you take the time to go and watch his latest study ball video.

It's about Mac Jones.

It's about this Patriots offense.

And it's from that Minnesota Vikings game.

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