What's up everybody?

Welcome into the Next Pats podcast.

We have one of our all-time favorite guests here on NextPaths with us this week.

It's throwing coach to the stars, Tom House. You know him as Tom Brady's throwing coach.

He's also worked with Drew Brees. He's worked with baseball guys, Nolan Ryan, Randy Johnson.

He's a baseball guy himself. He pitched for the Red Sox for those listeners that may remember him back in the

70s here in Boston. But now the reason why we're interviewing him is because he's also

working with Mack Jones. They work together on several different occasions over the course

of this offseason, as you'll hear him explain.

And we had him on around this time last year to get his take on Mack Jones's mechanics,

if you remember, and I'll tweet out this link for those of you that may have missed it,

or maybe just forgotten.

We went over some practice video of Mac Jones.

And we talked about his follow through and his back leg being almost a little bit like

a bowler's back leg and how it swung up behind him in a certain way.

And he liked his mechanics then, but wasn't as though those things were completely refined.

And so there was plenty for Mack Jones and Tom House to work on together when it comes to how you throw the football, but then how far you can throw the football and your velocity throwing the football.

And there were certain things that we couldn't get into with Tom House

because he and Mac Jones have this relationship now. So you won't hear us talk about drills.

You won't hear us talk about specific numbers that they were able to get to in their time together,

whether it's velocity or yardage even necessarily. But you will hear him talk about the process of working with Mac Jones, what it's like trying

to rein in someone who's as competitive as Mac Jones.

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