What's up everybody? Welcome to Tom Carman's Patriots Talk Podcast, along with the Senator Phil Perry.

We are here to talk trade deadline. It's a YouTube live special event. Phil, what do you have to tell the people about what the Patriots did at the trade deadline? Not a whole heck of a lot going on unless we get something trickling in at the very last minute, Tom. It looks like the Patriots did not make a single addition. Obviously a couple of trades. Kyle Dugger, Keon White, out the door days ago, but nothing today on the Patriots front.

Let's take a look at some of the deals that were made if we could.

Our guy, Steve Hamlin, is on the ones and twos, as they say back there.

Number of guys making moves, some big names flying out of New York.

We got Sauce Gardner, Quinn and Williams, both making a move.

The Indianapolis Colts obviously getting better. Jacoby Myers and Rashid Shihid. We're going to go in depth on those two players. Wide receiver, not as great a need in both mine and Phil's opinions, but both of those guys would have been nice fits. Jalen Phillips, you knew about that, Alexander, Traymond Jones, and then you see Keon White and Dugger. So basically, Phil, the only thing the Patriots did was export as they approached the trade deadline.

Here's Mike Vrable to give context to the moves that didn't happen.

At 7 and 2, though, has it changed at all your approach to tomorrow?

I don't think it is. Nine games in to to what we've trying to build here um i don't think that that's made anything more imminent um if something that

we feel like is going to help us now and in the future,

and that probably is something that we should look at,

but I don't think that the seven and two record is going to have to force us to do something or not do something.

If it works for the long term and we can build this thing and we don't want to be here for a long time.

What else do you need to know?

I mean, he kind of summed everything up about their mindset going in.

Why do you imagine, if there were deals to be made and the Patriots have a boatloaded draft

picks to spend, why no-go?

I don't think they're willing to part with draft picks in the middle of what they still consider

a rebuild.

He uses that word build all the time.

I asked Rabel two or three weeks ago, I think now, if their record and their performance this season would at all change their approach at the deadline?

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