Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome to Tom Curran's Patriots talk podcast featuring the Senator Phil A. Perry. We've got plenty to get to today, even if there wasn't a game.

We'll get into that Patriots postponement. Why it happened? What it means for this week. Did Denver get hosed?

And we're going to whip around the NFL with no Patriots game.

There was funny to take in from the National Football League.

So we're going to get into all that with the Senator Phil Perry around now.

I had a bit of Terry.

It's a bit of Terry.

This time, world champion.

And there ain't nothing you can do about it.

All right, Phil, let's get after it's Sunday off, but that didn't mean we were standing down.

What was your reaction to the Patriots postponement Sunday morning? How did we get here? How do we get here? Because initially,

the game was not postponed, according to Adam Schaefter. It was reported that this thing is still

on, even though Byron Cowart, but we didn't know the name of the player at that point,

even though the Patriots had one more positive, we're going to keep pressing on with this

thing, which was consistent with something that we heard from Judy Batista earlier in the week.

If it's close contact, NFL's going to push through. And then it felt like minutes later, Tom,

check that. Game's actually been moved. So how did we get here?

Was my first reaction.

And I think both of us have been trying to figure out exactly that last couple days.

Yeah.

And we've had conversations throughout the week leading into it.

And I think the Patriots' irritation with the NFL and NFLPA came clear,

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