Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome in the Tom Carrey's Patriots Talk podcast. This is the aftermath of another knee-buckling loss for the New England Patriots.

25, 24, they go down to the Indianapolis Colts and Anthony Richardson.

In a game, they probably should have won by 18 or so.

You're no doubt offended by the 19-play 80-yard drive to conclude the game.

Three-fourth down conversions.

But to me, what was more offensive was the reason the Indianapolis Colts had the football in the first place.

We got a lot to get to.

But this really is the knit I'm going to pick.

It is the burr in my saddle.

It is the rock in my shoe.

When the Patriots came up with a pick by Gonzales, Christian Gonzalez, was 759 left.

They're ahead, 24 to 16.

The ball on their own 48-yard line.

They run the ball twice, the second one around left end, and then they take a sack.

They punt the ball with 543 left.

Their first punt of the day, mind you.

On this day, they had been able to

produce drive after drive after drive because they put the ball in the hands of Drake May

and let him create. They played with aggressiveness. If only there was a way the Patriots could

know that that kind of strategy might result in a bad outcome. Well, let's go back to halftime. Why not we do that? The Patriots could know that that kind of strategy might result in a bad outcome. Well, let's go back to

halftime. Why not we do that? The Patriots had gotten the ball after a second of 19 throw from

Kashon Booty, excuse me, from May to Kayshon Booty, gained 29 yards. They're down there at the 11.

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