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All right, Paul.

So we've been talking patriots throughout the day talking kind of big picture stuff with the

Pats.

Mack Jones, the future of the offensive play calling. You know, Bill O'Brien returning. I want to get your thoughts, though, specifically on this week. Tua officially ruled out for this game. Teddy Bridgewater, going to get the start. That's happened since we last spoke. How do you feel about this game for the Patriots now coming into it? Better. Yeah. You know, better. I think, you know, Tua, at least, you know, for the first half, if Tua played the way he did in the first half against Green Bay, I think the Patriots be in trouble, especially when you look at that, the Patriots side of the injury report. Again, no Jack Jones, again, no Jalen Mills, and now no Marcus. Yes, it's not great. You know, that's, I mean, the secondary is really, really thin right now. So my guess is you're going to have to play a lot of zones with, you know, in some cases with guys that aren't really used to being out there. I would think that you run the risk of, you know, a missed assignment leading, you know, from a 15-yard pass to a to a big play. So, yeah, I feel better about it with Teddy Bridgewater playing as opposed to Tua. But, you mean, at the same time, it's not going to be easy to just completely shut them down. There's a lot of guys missing on both sides. The injury report on both sides has so many guys that are not practicing at all. Yeah, no, it's crazy. About those two of stats, by the way, you mentioned this. I mean, we're talking a little bit about this with Ted yesterday, but Warren Sharp tweeted it out. Pre-concussion, two was 9 of 12 for 229 yards, was averaging 19.1 yards per attempt in a touchdown.

Post-concussion was 7 of 13 for 81 yards, 6.2 yards per attempt, and three interceptions.

So it's just crazy to see that difference after he goes down.

The Teddy Bridgewater thing, I just think he kind of falls in line with those quarterbacks that you have been able to have success with over the last two years, 100%, right?

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