More on Newton’s Performance in Sunday’s Loss / 10 Questions with Greg Bedard / the Patriots Offense (Hour 2)

Felger & Massarotti

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🗓️ 20 October 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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(00:16) More on Sunday’s Patriots loss and the performance of Cam Newton.
(12:47) Mike and Tony checked in on the rest of the NFL in 10 Questions with Greg Bedard.
(35:56) Do the Patriots need an explosive offense to be successful?

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0:00.0	B-Pod Studios
0:03.0	They're Boston's number one afternoon show
0:09.3	The most powerful sports radio show in New England
0:11.4	America's number one afternoon sports show
0:13.6	And number one in your heart
0:16.1	And I just came here to help you're radio
0:17.6	Sorry John, thank you, don't need it
0:19.0	Felgar in Mass 985, the sports hub. Cam needs help. New England's last in the NFL in receiving yards and receiving touchdowns. This was a Brady complaint. Now, Cam got real loose yesterday with his mechanics, and the offensive line was beat up. They have no vertical threat.
0:41.2	That bird kid, that's not a, you can't, that's not a starting receiver.
0:44.8	This is the weakest receiving core in the NFL.
0:48.9	Nikiel Harry appears to be a bust, can't separate.
0:51.8	Edelman now drops are contagious.
0:55.3	Their best receivers, James White, the running back.
0:56.4	They have no weapons.
0:58.2	There's nothing to throw to.
1:02.6	It is the light, it's the weakness, the blind spot of the best football coach ever,
1:03.2	Bill Belichick.
1:29.1	Again, more national reaction, our buddy Colin Coward there to the Patriots and that loss on Sunday and where they stand today. Yes, certainly their past catching group is not good. Maybe one of the worst in the league. Not why they lost the game. Plays were there to be made, and the quarterback couldn't pull the trigger. Mas, you've another question for the big boy, Greg Bedard? I do. So, Greg, you've mentioned Fangio a couple of times, him being smart.
1:41.8	And again, as a defensive coordinator, I'll take your word for it. Okay, but I'm wondering, the fact that he played Newton the way he did, to your knowledge, do you have any history with him? In other words, you know, as he played him before and said, this guy can't process him. He's going to blitz the crap out of him.
1:43.6	And he's not going to know what to do.
1:45.5	And that'll be the end of it.
1:47.9	Well. him before and said, this guy can't process. He's going to blitz the crap out of him. And he's not going to know what to do. And that'll be the end of it. Well, I'm trying to, I'm trying to get the timelines right. I do think he was, the 49ers played the Panthers, I think, in that 20. Actually, he was in Chicago then. I don't think he has a huge
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