What a bit of Terry?

This time, world champion, and there ain't nothing you can do about it. What's up, everybody? Welcome into Tom Carrey's Patriots Talk podcast. It's the aftermath.

Joined as always by Phil Perry and Phil, we are in the aftermath of a Patriots lost to the Buffalo Bills that kneecaps in many ways their chances for winning the AFC East.

Quick and brief, 27 second response from you to that development.

This is what happens when you go up against a great quarterback who has a great day and you play poorly.

You needed all three of those things yesterday for that game to turn out the way it did. Kyle Van Ney addressed some of this after the game. Here's Kyle Van Nuoy and then we're

going to get into my slant. Yeah, I mean, we, it's disappointing to lose, right?

Especially when the standard's really high and you have high expectations for yourself and for your teammates.

So it's disappointing when you lose.

But we can't point the finger.

We got to get together as a team. We got to come closer and we just got to do the right things. We just got to practice a little bit better. I'm not saying practice was bad. Just got to watch a little extra film here and there and tweak some things and just play better. I can sit up here and talk all day about yada, yada, yada,

but at the end of the day, we just got to go produce and, you know, talk less and play more.

All right, thanks, Kyle. Phil, my slant is this.

Are the Patriots coming undone?

Has Matt Jones hit the rookie wall?

Did we generally overrate them during their seven-game winning streak?

Were they frauds?

Or did their expiration date just come?

And they are water seeking its own level.

The interesting thing is the loss of the Colts, you and I agreed, was all about what the

Patriots did to themselves. And this loss of the bills, as you referred to, and it's losing to

a superstar player who was at the height of his powers. But the bills also came out and played with an intensity and urgency that the Patriots didn't match.

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