What's up, everybody? Welcome into Tom Curran's Patriots Talk podcast. We are chalk full of

intel and info today. We have Brent Harris from WBAL in Baltimore. He's a Ravens reporter and he's been

doing it a long time. He's going to tell us about the meltdown Baltimore had against Miami on Sunday. Are they going to rectify things by the time they get to Foxborough for the

Patriots State? Hopefully not. Also, Rick Stroud, Tampa Bay Times, he's going to join us. We'll talk

Brady Talk. How much has that guy changed? Since he left here in March of 2020, I don't even know him

anymore.

Finally, of course, we will have the Senator Phil Perry along,

and he will discuss with us his report card from Pittsburgh.

A lot of good, a lot of good.

Don't give me any of your yabots, okay?

That was a good game for the New England Patriots.

Traction, traction, traction, traction.

All that and not that much more on Tom Caron's Patriots Talk podcast. All right, we'll get to those two later, but first we start with the great one, the Senator Phil Perry.

First things first, how did an offensive line that's been desperately ineffective throughout the summer, cobbled together a performance on Sunday that allowed them to grind out a win at the end of the game, not just using those

gap runs.

We're familiar with them hitting, but also some of that wide zone stuff that they were trying

to imprepent to no avail all summer long.

It was rough all summer long, but then when they needed it most, they used it right at the

very end of that game to salt away the clock.

I thought it was interesting, Tom, there was a little bit of a wrinkle in there that maybe

we didn't see very often from them this summer where, you know, we talk about outside zone,

wide zone. you've had,

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