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It was a big boy Tuesday.

And after diagnosing the film and taking a look at it, Greg Bedard,

diagnosed the biggest problem with the team right now.

We're in that game anyway, and that was protection of Drake May and the turnovers and the ball been put on the ground by Drake May and who's to blame for all of that. It was Will Campbell, the plague calling. Where does Greg Badard start with that? Where does Greg Bedard start with that? Jimmy number two. Drake May just has to, he has to take care of the ball better. I mean, what is that? Six fumbles in two games? That's absurd. And I know a lot of Patriots fans want to make excuses. I've heard about it on Twitter, you know. It's this past protection. It's this. It's that. There are no excuses. When you're in the postseason, when you have the ball in your hand, you're in charge of it. And it reminded me of,

of course, I can't find it right now. But I will find it. But there's, oh, okay. So I remember

that there was a quote about ball security. And I thought it was Belichick. And I eventually found

it. And Julian Edelman said this, I think, on his podcast. And he said, I remember Bill Belichick used to I eventually found it and Julian Edelman said this I think on his podcast and he said

I remember Bill Belichick used to say when you were carrying the football you're not only carrying

the football for this team and everyone in the building but you're carrying it for everyone in the

region the fate is in your hands like there are no excuses like one of them one of the strip sacks

you know where will Anderson comes around,

Will Campbell, I didn't put that on May because he was in rhythm.

He was throwing in rhythm.

He didn't expect pressure that early.

But the other ones were, you know, atrocious.

And the Patriots were fortunate, just like they have been this

season throughout in a bunch of different ways, that, you know, the ball bounces a different

way against the Chargers, certainly against the Texans. You're not winning. You're going

home. And it would have been because of Drake May. He would have been a lot like Josh Allen was against the Broncos. And so they've been fortunate. He's at the point where he's doing, he's playing sort of the same way, where you're going to get three or four elite plays. And I had three for him in this game, and he plays better in the second half.

Last week, he played better in the second half than this against the Texans, but he does,

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