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How you doing, Julian? A temperature. Hey, I'm doing all right. I'm doing all right. How are you guys doing that? Great, right, right. Take a look at the play and let me hear your thoughts about this play. First of all, you always discuss this, but I don't know what he's trying to do without going to help. But look at Mac Jones just sit down. I never saw a grown man sit down like that quarterback i'm i'm talking about seriously feel well wait what never put the quarterbacks in an athlete capitol he's down and he gets the man sits down oh well right you got to what i'm saying just listen to what i'm saying season's on the line you know you know say that again you got to trip him you got the last line of defense you don't practice it at at worst Belichick, you know, say that again. You got to trip them. You got to get it. You're the last line of defense. You don't practice it. At worst. You know Bill Belichick, you know Bill Belichick while the quarterback's doing. You know what he also does? He doesn't practice all the antics after plays and waving off coaches and all these little, you know, pissy, like, faces and stuff. Like he doesn't practice that and he does it. Why can't you make the bad? Let me say this.

I love it.

Good line.

I love it.

Former Patriots great.

And I do think he's one of the greats of this last, you know, the last run.

The end of the good times.

Julian Edelman making an appearance on Inside the NFL on Paramount Plus, ripping Mack Jones, taking issue with the quarterback's role in the Patriots last minute loss to the Raiders on Sunday. Welcome to Felger and Maz. You're 985, the Sportsup Simulcast, NBC Sports, Boston, once again, no Mike, no Tony, so it's Jim Ari and Adam Jones and you at 617-779-0-98-5. You heard him there. Seasons on the line. You've got to trip them talking about Chandler Jones there on that final play. And called him, you know, he's called out the pissy faces. Julian Edelman sounded like, well, frankly, like my dad, when I would be making pissy faces and acting like I, you know, I should be called out.

Like that's a dad talk right there. And that's what Mac Jones needs, some dad talk from a Patriots great and others. Because it's funny, like, you know that the other guys that were on the set too, Ray Lewis, others like they're piling on. They look at this. Like, this isn't how you act as a professional in the NFL. You can't, like, it all happens.

We've seen... Ray Lewis, others, like, they're piling on. They look at this. Like, this isn't how you act as a professional in the NFL.

You can't, like, it all happens.

We've seen Brady does it. Yeah, okay. And so to Peyton Manning, so did Dan Marino. Those guys have accomplished something. They have a pedigree. It's probably not a great look, but when you have accomplished something, you know, special dispensation for special players is the way I look at that.

Like it's probably not a good look, but if you lose your mind because of a bad play, someone didn't set correctly on the line, blah, blah, blah. Like, I get it. It happens. This kid, again, you're basically two years in. What have you done? You made the playoffs. You got to the Pro Bowl by default. Like, neat. that Pro Bowl thing too. Any Patriots fan that brings that up you know who else made a pro bowl Mitch Trubisky like it happens because guys bow out like don't bring that up to me I think Andy Dalton made it as a rookie just like Matt Jones get out of my face with that so you know what I've come to the conclusion because other people have pros guys that have played put their bodies on the line playing this game at the highest level andy dalton pro bowl is a rookie they look at this kid and say enough like what are you doing enough enough and it's not just because i frankly i don't think it's because edelman played for belichick and was part of this organization it's just you know he's not the kids not carrying himself as a professional it's okay you lose your mind if accomplished something have accomplished something you've won Super Bowls. You've played at the highest level and reached, you know, pro bowls, multiple. You know, you're in the history books, all of that. Sometimes it happens. You lose your mind. This kid, again, what have you accomplished? What have you done? This basically started, you know, almost immediately last year with the breathing exercises and he was

getting upset late when plays weren't going his way. He had to be carried again. The loss to the

Saints, what was that? Week three last year. We had to be taken by the wrist like a child by

Bill Belichick to like get him away from the cameras because you look like a fool. These guys

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