What's up everybody? Welcome into the next Pats podcast. I'm Phil Perry coming at you from Radio Row here in Las Vegas.

Ahead of Super Bowl 58, we have a tremendous episode for you here today because we're talking to two quarterbacks, both incredibly bright, both have experience in what the Patriots offensive scheme appears it will be in 2024 under Alex Van Pelt.

We know he has Brown's background under Kevin Stefansky, who has background under Gary Kubiak, who once hired Kyle Shanahan to be his offensive coordinator.

Kubiak, also a longtime assistant of Mike Shanahan.

That Shanahan tree is everywhere across the NFL.

It is, in a way, here in New England now, too.

So what is it about that scheme that Patriots fans should be excited about?

Specifically, how does

that scheme help young quarterbacks? We're all expecting the Patriots to make a transition at that

position, maybe even use the number three overall pick on a passer. Why is this offense good for

that player? We're talking to Matt Ryan, former NFL MVP. He won that award when he was playing in

Kyle Shanahan's offense in Atlanta. Dan Arlofsky as well during his playing days. He played in this

offense. He loves this offense. Let's start though with our conversation with Matt Ryan. We're going to

get deep into the nitty gritty when it comes to the X's and O's with this Shanahan-style scheme we think we're going to be seeing at Foxborough.

Very excited now to have with us on Nextpats. The great Matt Ryan, Matt, thanks so much for joining us, my friend.

Yeah, happy to be on with you. I cannot believe it has been 10 years since the Ice Bucket Challenge started. Pete Freidies obviously made such a massive impact on our area, being in the New England area, the Boston area. Tell us what you're doing for the Ice Bucket Challenge, and it's a 10th anniversary right here on Radio Row. Yeah, just out here kind of, you know, reminding people that it's been 10 years and

creating awareness for ALS research and finding medicines to, you know, make a cure for this.

I'm personally attached because you mentioned Pete.

Pete was a buddy of mine at BC.

He was one of the first guys I actually met when I got to Boston College on orientation. He was in, you know, we were in this like eight-man dorm at orientation,

and he was one of the guys in the room. And so I got to know him immediately. And such a good guy

and such a good friend and kind of he was so loyal.

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