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What's up, everybody?

Welcome into the Next Pats podcast.

I'm Phil Perry.

We're going to have a massively interactive podcast this week because I want to hear from you the listeners about which path you would like to go down when it comes to the quarterback position, the future of the quarterback position here in New England.

And we're not going to talk specifically about which quarterbacks you might want to get, but just the path or the model or the blueprint.

Choose whichever descriptor you'd like, but there's a number of them out there with successful quarterbacks in today's NFL.

And all these teams have done it differently.

And they've taken a little different path. But they've all been in shoes similar to the ones that the Patriots are sporting in 2023, which is worst team in their conference.

Bottom of the division, drafting near the top of the next Springs draft.

But not every team that has a successful quarterback took that quarterback near the

top of the draft. Someone offensive line. Some went receiver. Some whipped on those picks. Still found

their quarterback and found success. So we're going to put it to you, the listener, our beloved

audience, whether you're on YouTube and you can leave a comment on YouTube or if you're one of our Apple podcast listeners, we love you, we appreciate you there. If you could leave a comment, maybe even a rating, if you haven't done so yet. But if you could leave a comment with the path you'd like to take, we're going to dig deep into that in just a minute. We're also going to take some mailbag questions. But first, let's talk about the Patriots in the here and now.

And I think it's relevant here on the next Pat's podcast because what happens in the

here and now will impact the team moving forward.

And no, I'm not talking about wins and losses and draft position, although we know

what the stakes are there.

I'm talking about roster management.

And the question that I'm asking myself today is,

should Robert Kraft be inserting himself into football operations decisions,

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