What's up, everybody, welcome into the aftermath podcast, Patriots fall in Arizona, 30 to 17.

They also fall to 3 and 11.

So this is how they start the final four games. They also fall to 3 and 11.

So this is how they start the final four games, which is case-making time, which is, in essence, putting out there the same stuff as before.

In a way, this game was simultaneously encouraging and knee-bucklingly depressing.

Encouraging because May continues to be May, even though this wasn't his greatest game.

Gonzalez was electric.

Antonio Gibson continues to make a case as a guy who I really like watching.

Remundry Stevenson was good.

Marcus Jones made a play.

Hey, you know what?

We're going to talk plenty about Alex Van Pelt,

but it wasn't a bad plan.

It's just the guys he's trying to make the chicken salad with continue to play like chicken poop.

And that's where it gets depressing,

depressing because of penalties on Layden Robinson,

kneecapping the first drive, wiping out an Antonio Gibson run.

The back-to-back trash from Vidarian Lowe on a second down loss on a third down sack on the second drive,

bad angle by Jibril Peppers on a long run for Connor from Arizona.

Joey Sly a missed field goal, bad break on the Anthony Jennings penalty.

Cajon Booty literally shoveling the ball to an Arizona Cardinals defender on a pick. And then back again to

AVP, and that's running the ball into the middle of the line when you've seen time and time and time

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