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Patriots take out the Jets, 4210.

And it wasn't that close.

Phil Perry alongside.

Let's just right now go directly to Stefan Diggs, who said that Mike Vrable was on their collective posterior.

Last week, you know, you don't know, but Braves was on our ass about finishing and having that mindset and don't think anything's going to be given to us. We got to earn everything that you get. So we went in with that mindset. I don't anticipate him in the same way this week. That's going to be, that's all it's going to come down to. And practicing the right way. You practice the right way. It'll have some turnover and we'll figure it out from there. That leads us, Phil, into a conversation about intensity against aggressiveness. Michael Hawley in Postgame Live,

Asta, it out from there. That leads us, Phil, into a conversation about intensity against aggressiveness.

Michael Hawley in Postgame Live asked us to describe the Patriots. What one word definition

would we use to describe them? And Phil had a really good take, I thought, in saying aggressiveness,

and I tried to fine-tune it a little bit with intensity. I Thought the whole conversation and Ted Johnson's contribution was great as well.

So we're going to run you a bunch of our postgame live.

You might have missed it?

Doubtful.

But if you did, here it is again.

At this point, one more game left in a regular season.

How would you describe the personality of this team?

What is the identity of the patrons?

I would say it is aggressiveness, right? Offensively, they've been driven by one of the most

aggressive offenses in football, by a quarterback who has become not only aggressive but also

efficient in such a way that he is doing things, as the great Ted Johnson put it, that we have

never seen before.

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