What's up everybody.

Welcome in to the next Pat's podcast.

I'm Phil Perry.

The horns are blaring, yes, even though the Patriots lost.

Why? Well, because they blare every week. But also because it looks like Patriots fans,

you have a quarterback. That's what Miami Dolphins Hall of Fame pass rusher told me right after

the game on the Gillette Stadium turf. His eyes got about as wide as saucers.

When I asked him about Mac Jones, he said, man, he took some shots tonight.

But they have a quarterback.

The way he could identify the blitz, the way he could change protections,

the way he could throw accurately under duress.

He checked a lot of boxes on Sunday afternoon,

even though the Patriots didn't win.

So let's dive a little deeper into that Mack Jones performance. Shall we? We have Mark Schofield of USA Today and the touchdown wire on with us. He studies these quarterbacks so

closely that he's going to be able to share some insight with you that you haven't

gotten anywhere else. We're also going to be talking to Logan Paulson, 10 years in the league

playing tight end. We understand this is going to be a tight end centric offense now. So what did we

see from the Patriots in week one as far as how they use their tight ends? And what could

they do a little bit better

moving forward based on some of the film that we've watched since that game against the dolphins

has come and gone. First though, let's get right to Mark Schofield. Let's hear what he has to say

about Mac Jones. And then you're going to hear who he feels has the brighter NFL future,

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