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And now, Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up, everybody?

Welcome to Move the Sticks, the workshop series presented by Lowe's.

And Buck, we've done this with a few teams, most notably teams with young quarterbacks,

rookie quarterbacks and what that foundation looks like for them.

We're going to do it with the New England Patriots today, looking at a team that has decided

to give Drake May his opportunity here, maybe a little earlier than we all thought, but we're

going to get into what he's getting himself into here with the New England Patriots.

How you doing, man?

Man, I'm doing okay.

These series are always interesting when we take a team, put them into a workshop, kind of do a deep dive on who they are, what they're about, and how they can get this team up and going.

So I'm excited to take a look at the Patriots today.

I'm going to start on look at the Patriots today.

I'm going to start on the offensive side of the ball and what we've seen thus far this year.

And I've watched some cutups on this as well as dug into some numbers. So it's not pretty.

I'm going to give you some of the numbers here, Buck, and then we can kind of get into the roster and where they are at this point in time.

But this is a team right now, first of all, they're sitting one and four.

Their last place in the AFC East, coming off of a year where they were four and 13, a last place finish in the AFC East.

So far this year, offensively, let's focus there.

250 total yards per game, that's 31st in the league. They're averaging 12.4 points per game on offense. That's also 31st in the league. We're averaging 119.4 passing yards per

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