Locked On Patriots - Daily Podcast On The New England Patriots - New England Patriots, Indianapolis Colts Crossover: Bill Belichick Coaching for his Job?
Episode Date: November 10, 2023The New England Patriots hope to return to the win column as they face off against the Indianapolis Colts for a Week 10 matchup in Frankfurt, Germany. Host Mike D'Abate is joined by Jake Arthur, host ...of Locked On Colts for Crossover Thursday. The duo discuss Bill Belichick potentially coaching for his job, whether the Colts can get to .500 and make their game predictions. Find and follow Locked On Patriots on your favorite podcast platforms:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/locked-on-patriots-daily-podcast-on-new-england-patriots/id1140512627?i=1000632782469 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1c5ZxFmwg3WbfxAU3tR5Ve?si=k196wH-yRqifUcQQz8SjIQStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/locked-on-patriotsAnd follow host Mike D’Abate on Twitter, where he’ll be sharing the latest news about the New England Patriots and talking with fans.Twitter: @mdabateNFLSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!BetterHelpThis episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Make your brain your friend, with BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/LOCKEDON today to get 10% off your first month. DoorDashGet 50% off up to $10 value when you spend $15 or more on your FIRST order, when you download the DoorDash app and enter code LOCKED23. Subject to change. Terms apply.Jase MedicalGet $20 off these lifesaving antibiotics with Jase Medical by using code LOCKEDON at checkout on jasemedical.com.PrizePicksGo to PrizePicks.com/lockedonnfl and use code lockedonnfl for a first deposit match up to $100!GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONNFL for $20 off your first purchase. Last minute tickets. Lowest Price. Guaranteed.LinkedInLinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONNFL. Terms and conditions apply.FanDuelScore early this NFL season with FanDuel, America’s Number One Sportsbook! Right now, NEW customers get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in BONUS BETS with any winning FIVE DOLLAR MONEYLINE BET! That’s A HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUCKS – if your team wins! Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started.FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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What is up, everybody?
I am Jake Arthur from Locked on Colts.
This is my friend Mike DeBate from Locked on Patriots.
And today we're going to take you through the journey that is Colts Patriots Week 10
in Germany.
That's a big one.
We're going to walk you through the biggest matchups, who are going to be the most critical
players, what's the biggest storylines, and ultimately, who's going to win this one.
But remember, obviously, TV stuff might be messed up going on with the timing of this
game being early morning for you.
Don't know what your arrangements are, but remember when the Colts play the Patriots this Sunday
at 930 a.m. Eastern, you can catch every snap of the hometown broadcast with Sirius XM on the SXM
app. Search either Colts or Patriots. Well, Mike, I cannot believe that we are already at week 10.
It's finally that time of year where I'm like, where did all of this come from?
But the Colts and Patriots are kind of making an annual thing
out of this matchup.
This is three years in a row.
But this year, it's a battle of two teams that are struggling,
both under.500, Colts at 4-5, Pats at 2-7.
There's been lots of talk this week about Bill Belichick's job security. Surprisingly
enough, he's kind of seemed like one of those Teflon guys. But is that the biggest storyline
of the week for you guys? And if not, what else is? Yeah, I would say that the biggest storyline
is Bill Belichick potentially coaching for his job on Sunday. And Jake, you mentioned it as saying
those words and then hearing them as host of Locked On Patriots.
It's surreal.
It really and truly is.
And each and every time we mention it on Locked On Patriots, it only gets even more surreal.
Look, I don't think there's anyone that's questioning whether Bill Belichick has already stamped his ticket to Canton.
There's no question about it.
It's only one of three NFL head coaches that have 300 or more victories, guided them to six Super Bowls, basically
been the driving force behind this dynasty for 24 years, along with Robert Kraft and
of course, Tom Brady on the field.
But you're talking an eight-time Super Bowl champion in all, a three-time NFL coach of
the year.
Bill Belichick has been to the puppet show and seen the strings, as I like to say, on
Lockdown Patriots. But, you know, bottom line, Jake, the reality is that with last week's loss, New England
dropped to 2-7 for the first time since Bill's first season as head coach in 2000.
That's a long time to go where you're looking at five games under.500 and probably another
playoff miss, almost certain at this point.
They're 0-5 in non-division games.
They're the only NFL team right now without a win outside of their division.
And again, this is like a same type of broken record
that's happened the last couple of years.
Failing to qualify for the playoffs twice already since Tom left,
three times it's looking like it's going to be.
Is the third time going to be what finally moves the needle for Robert Kraft
and that ownership group to say, we've had enough of Bill Belichick.
We're moving in a different direction.
Patriots fans have dealt with the thought of possibly Bill Belichick leaving before,
but it was always on his own terms.
Is Bill Belichick ready to move on from the Patriots?
Does he want to go elsewhere and bring another dynasty or bring another team to glory?
You never heard, are the Patriots ready to rid themselves of Bill Belichick?
But that's the reality where we are right now.
And it's a huge story in New England.
Yeah, I bet it is.
And it seems like one of those things where it's like, maybe it doesn't look like a firing,
but they mutually agree to part ways.
Because I just, I can't see Bill Belichick being someone who gets fired. You know what I mean? maybe it doesn't look like a firing but you know they mutually agree to part ways because i just
i can't see bill belichick being someone who gets fired you know what i mean just with all the
success uh colts still trying to kind of even sniff the beginnings of those types of levels
right now kind of obviously paving their way with uh shane steichen right now uh four and five it's
it's been interesting uh they it used to be a thing
where they had to lean on the defense so much and then it just seems like neither side of the
ball wants to play together for 60 minutes you know it's either the the offense powers them
through or the defense does um but yeah this week i'm looking for them to to build just their second
win streak of the season uh going to the bye week on a high. You know, they got the Buccaneers coming in after this.
But let's see if they can put together a total team effort.
Last week, obviously, a lopsided win over the Panthers, 27-13.
But Kenny Moore had two pick sixes.
The defense scored the difference in that game.
The offense, it wasn't too smooth.
They were 4-13 on third down, only 198 yards of
offense overall. Gardner Minshew, 65% completions, but just a 4.9 yards per attempt. So the run game
just wasn't really hitting pretty much like every other team since Gardner Minshew has taken over to
be the starter, has prepared and loaded up to stop the run game, whether it's Zach Moss and or Jonathan Taylor.
And at a certain point, you know, it's going to win when you're just facing those big of a mismatch.
So let's see if first the Colts have to get the win, of course.
But can Gardner Minshew in the run game, can they play as a cohesive group
and actually put up a decent showing on offense?
And then can the defense do their thing as well?
They generated pressure last week, which is something they rebounded
from not being able to do against the Saints.
They got the turnovers, obviously.
Kenny Moore with the two picks.
Saguna Luby had an interception.
So even special teams had its struggles.
They lost a fumble on a punt return, and they gave up several, it seemed, big returns in the punt and kickoff game.
So, this is just a team.
We just haven't really seen all three phases or even the two main phases come together and really finish out a game.
So, that's number one.
You got to see them win these type of games.
They're supposed to, like they did against the Panthers last week. But you don't want it to be a fluke. finish out a game. So that's number one, you got to see them when these type of games are supposed
to, like they did against the Panthers last week, but you don't want it to be a fluke either. Like
it didn't seem like a cheap victory last week, but you know, you didn't come away feeling super
rosy about it. Yeah, without question. And I think New England Patriots fans can definitely
identify with a lot of the things that you were saying, putting together a complete team effort, something that the Patriots really saved for their game
against the Buffalo Bills, where they did earn the victory, have not done this year. Even though
they've been in four one-score games, which has given them an opportunity to win those games,
the Patriots still never put together that type of complete team effort that you need to see
for teams to be victorious. You look at those games, and all of a sudden you start to realize why they lost,
whether it was poor protection from the offensive line
or whether it was a breakdown in coverage in the secondary
or in the middle part of the defense, which has been strong routinely.
But the last couple of games, we've seen them break down a little bit
and really start to feel some of the injuries that they have on that
side of the ball, whether it be Matthew Judon in the pass rush. They certainly miss him there.
They really miss Christian Gonzalez in that secondary and that lockdown presence that really
keeps them in games. JC Jackson was brought in to help spell that a little bit. He's not making the
trip to Germany. He's having a, what they're calling a get right period between now and the bye week,
and then trying to get himself more engaged to the team in the final seven games. So
Patriots have a lot going on right now. And again, as we go back to Bill Pelichick,
it makes for a perfect storm of him coaching for his job. And it makes that story that much more
interesting in the long run. So yeah, I think Patriots fans can identify with what the Colts
are going through.
Although the Colts seem to have a little bit more headway
as to where their future is headed,
Patriots right now, a lot of uncertainty in Foxborough
for the first time in over two decades.
Yeah, perhaps a little bit of a break for the Colts.
I mean, Braden Smith practiced on Wednesday
and you mentioned no Matthew Judon.
I think that's a huge sigh of relief
considering what happened last year.
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Mike, so I'll open the floor to you.
When you look at this whole thing, whether it's a group-on-group
or an individual matchup, I mean, the Patriots are going to be underdogs,
of course, but what do you see on here that you think is going to be
the biggest difference in whether or not they win or lose? Well, up until about 24 hours ago, Jake, I probably would have
said the Patriots run game and trying to establish and get a little bit of traction early on against
that Indy defense, because so much of what New England does offensively is predicated on
establishing the run early. It opens up play action. It allows Mac Jones to be able to complete
his passes. It allows the offensive line to be able to get into position to protect the pass.
If they're getting sound blocking from that interior, the Patriots are so driven on the run
in terms of being a catalyst of what they love to do. Not so much that their run game is going to
put up monster numbers, but they need to be able to show teams, opposing teams, that they can run
early and often,
especially on early downs, because it allows them so much more freedom to do what they love to do
in the play-action schemes of Bill O'Brien. However, I'm going to actually pivot, and I'm
going to say now what I'm looking forward to most is watching New England's depleted secondary and
whether or not they're going to be able to step up to the challenge and stop Gardner Minshew and the Indianapolis Colts aerial attack. Look, since taking over,
Minshew is that type of gunslinger, that type of guy that can win you games with his arm.
He can just as easily make mistakes and turn it over. So the Patriots are going to have to try
to do everything they can to show that side of Gardner Minshew as opposed to the other.
It's going to be a very difficult task to do so, though, for the New England Patriots.
As I said earlier, J.C. Jackson will not be active for this game.
He's not making the trip.
The Patriots are already without Christian Gonzalez for the year.
They're without Marcus Jones for the year as well, who is a solid option in the slot.
Everybody knows his prowess as a punt returner, but Marcus was developing into quite the sound slot corner,
and even on the perimeter a little bit,
his speed would have definitely been an asset in this situation,
especially with all of the injuries they've had.
He's out for this game.
So it means Jonathan Jones is going to have a large load on his shoulders,
and Jonathan's been banged up with ankle injuries, knee injuries.
He's trying to play through.
But you'll see on Sunday, and we've seen the last couple of weeks,
Jonathan is still hampered by these injuries. He's not 100%.
So it's going to continue to be whether or not he can take this group
and make sure that they're up to the challenge.
Jack Jones was essentially benched for the first quarter of last week's game.
Now we're learning because
of punitive reasons, missed a couple of curfews. There was some performance issues against the
Dolphins. So he's still someone that still needs to prove himself. Miles Bryant's been a jack of
all trades out there, but there've been times where he's looked like an average corner and
been easily beaten on routes and the opposing passing games can take advantage of it. So
this is definitely interesting when it comes to what the Patriots can do and do well, because
you know, the Colts love to employ their physical receivers. Michael Pittman is going to be someone
that I expect Minshew to target an awful lot, try to step up a little bit, and they're going to try
to make life easier for Gardner and the problems the Patriots are having at the cornerback position, they make it a lot
easier for them to do that.
Yeah, honestly, it's a relief to hear you say that because it feels like the last few
weeks, if the Colts run game isn't working, then the offense in general isn't working.
Because, I mean, Gardner does a lot of dinking and dunking and just hasn't really pushed
the ball down the field too much. And when he gets out of the pocket, you know, things break down
quite a bit. So the passing game has been really clunky lately. So this feels like a real get right
opportunity for them with just the hardships that New England is facing in that secondary.
But I do just come back to that run game because that's what we know is the best part of the Colts offense.
Their offensive line, you know, they've had injuries,
but in terms of performance, they've been performing a lot,
a lot better like they were a couple years ago
as opposed to last year when it was just a total disaster.
Like the last offensive line that the Patriots saw,
not the same one this time around
luckily because that was a train wreck that was the game that got Frank Reich officially fired
but no so my biggest matchup that I want to watch is the Colts run blocking versus
the Patriots run defense because again like I mentioned earlier defensive defenses has just
been loading up on the line there was five or six linemen, like every snap it seemed like,
last week against the Panthers, and it worked.
I mean, the Colts just weren't very successful on the ground
because teams are telling Gardner Minshew to beat them.
So the Patriots run to, you know, their fringe top 10 unit,
11th at 100.8 per game.
I'm really intrigued to see if the colts are going to be
able to crack that because we have seen at times where we know that defenses are going to load up
to stop taylor in the run game but he's been able to to have success anyways and so if the colts
passing game isn't clicking then they're're going to have to do something.
Because a game like last week against the Panthers just really kind of worried me.
Again, 27-13, but without those two pick sixes, what do you have?
You have an offense that was really struggling and couldn't pass the ball very well.
The defense was loading up to stop the run. So that's just what I really worry about in this one,
because a staple of Bill Belichick is that he just what I really worry about in this one. Cause a staple of, of Bill
Belichick is that he's going to take away what you do best. And for the Colts, it's obviously
the run game. Absolutely. So well said. And look, new England has been relatively good and stout
against the run. Most of this season, the second in the NFL, they're allowing just 3.5 yards per
carry. As you mentioned, 11th in the league in yards per game at 100.8.
So that's going to be very telltale as to where the Patriots are going to go.
I do expect them to load up on defense to stop the run.
That means a heavy dose of someone like Christian Barmore, who really has been a huge boost to that interior of their defensive line.
He's been very good in pass rush, but he's also been a beast against the run. And I think
that's where they're going to focus a lot of efforts this Sunday because of the fact that it
is Indy's bread and butter. Jonathan Taylor and Zach Moss are a formidable one-two combination.
Patriots are going to have to count for that. That means guys like Lawrence Guy, Devon Godchow,
and even the rookie Keon White, who everybody loves to say is the next generation pass rusher for the New England Patriots.
This year, he's actually been better against the run than he has the pass.
He's been very good in the middle.
So look for a heavy dose of those guys for New England
to try to contain Moss and Taylor.
But if those guys can get on track
and they can start running the football effectively
and get early yards, it's going to be a very long day in Deutschland
for the New England Patriots, because right now you really worry about that secondary holding
up.
If their interior starts to break, yeah, things could get ugly in a hurry for New England.
Yeah, you kind of keep having to remind yourself that this game is not in New England or
Indianapolis is in Germany, and there are just outside factors at play that, you know,
are probably going to come up that
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Okay, Mike.
So, again, a battle of two teams under 500.
One of them looks to get to 500 with this one.
One of them just needs a lifeline thrown to him.
I'll put you on the spot.
Who do you think wins this game out in Germany?
You know, up until a couple of weeks ago,
I was really looking forward to this game in Germany for the New England Patriots.
Obviously, this has been a long time coming.
The Patriots have a large German following over in Frankfurt.
Robert Kraft and the team ownership uh flanked with former patriot
sebastian volmer have really looked to try to cultivate that relationship overseas so i know
a lot of patriots fans were looking forward to this game and especially it being against a rival
like indianapolis even though peyton manning and tom brady have long since retired and doesn't
quite have that same cachet there's still those old feelings of patriots cults that make this
one nostalgic
and a lot of fun. But this could be a problematic matchup for the New England Patriots for all the
reasons that we've stated. The Pats are coming in with some pass game issues. Mack Jones can be
effective when he has the time to make throws, but the offensive line has been a gamble. The last
couple of games, they've been a little bit better, and the Patriots have still managed to find ways to beat themselves. One of the big keys that I think is really solid
for the Patriots' victory, or at least in terms of bringing them to victory, is to win battles on
third down. The last two games, they have not done that. One for nine against the Miami Dolphins,
three of 12 last week against the Washington Commanders. If they put out a similar
showing this week, it's not going to matter what the offense is able to do, both from the run or
the pass. It's just not something that's going to work. And Indianapolis has the defense to be able
to contain New England. So again, Jake, they have to establish the run. They have to go at that
Indianapolis defensive front. Tafaris Buckner, one of the best in the league at being able to keep other teams' best options at bay.
There are a lot of guys also on that line that can hurt you,
including my former schoolmate, Quiddy Paye,
who went to Bishop Hendrick in high school
in Warwick, Rhode Island, which is where I went to school.
Quiddy is a much better athlete, folks.
Do not hold that against me,
but he is a tremendous guy as well.
But always glad to see him do well.
I had to get that Quitty Pay reference in there.
But ultimately, if the New England Patriots can exploit that matchup and establish the run,
then I do think they're going to be able to at least keep this one competitive.
The eternal optimist in me, Jake, continues for me to say that the Patriots are eventually going to get this one right.
They're playing for Bill Belichick's job.
I think the Patriots come back from overseas with a win.
Finally, I have them taking this one 20 to 17 on a Chad Ryland field goal.
But you're asking if I would bet the farm on that one, folks.
Yeah, I'm not going to do it.
I just can't do it with this group of New England Patriots.
So I'm going with my heart more than my head on this one.
But it would not shock me to see the Colts take this, Can't do it with this group of New England Patriots. So I'm going with my heart more than my head on this one.
But it would not shock me to see the Colts take this,
and maybe even comfortably, if the Patriots don't stop inflicting self-inflicted wounds.
Yeah, I love it.
I've been in that boat with the Colts several times earlier this season.
No, so I have the Colts winning this one 24-13. And the reason being is because the defense showed up last week against the Panthers.
If they didn't do their part, I would feel a lot worse about this matchup.
They harassed Bryce Young throughout the game,
and that's a guy who can get out and move a bit.
I mean, he picked up some yardage with his legs, even over the middle.
I think they'll be able to corral Mac Jones even better than that.
But some guys I think are starting to find their mojo, pass rushing again.
They started out hot at the beginning of the year and then really cooled off.
Quitty, like you mentioned, got a half sack last week.
They're starting to get some stuff from some of their younger interior guys,
Adetome, Adebuare, and johnson both got in for some action dial at dangbo so
they're starting to get some real contributions from guys that aren't even the full-time starters
some rotational guys so i like seeing that because it's good they can give that considering
their vulnerabilities against the run right now i mean like you mentioned deforest buckner is great
but without grover stewart out there while he serves his PED suspension, it's just been kind of rough,
especially when Taven Bryan is out there. And Bill Belichick and Bill O'Brien are going to be able
to, they know that. They know where the Colts are vulnerable right now. So if the Colts can kind of
stop the run a little bit, but even if they can't, if they can counter that with getting to Mac Jones
and disrupting the pass game a little more, I'll feel comfortable.
Kenny Moore is in an absolute zone right now.
Julian Blackman is doing really well.
Daryl Baker had a bounce back performance last week.
Jalen Jones is a rookie who's getting better all the time.
So I feel better about the defense because they were terrible against the Saints two weeks ago, but they bounced back really nice last week.
So I feel better about that.
Offensively, you've kind of helped me get to where I'm at right here,
because even if the Colts cannot establish the run
and they just keep hitting a wall, what have you,
it sounds like Gardner Minshew, being a veteran,
can identify enough vulnerabilities in the Patriots secondary
or back seven in general to be able to kind of
attack that. And even if it's not downfield passing enough to move the chains and keep drives alive
and be successful in the red zone, or just get into Matt Gay territory for six field goals,
if he needs to. But I am, I feel comfortable with the Colts in this one a bit more. Again,
I'm going to say 24 to 13 Colts.
Interesting. And I think that you make a lot of good points. And again, folks, a lot of these
international games can be very interesting in terms of feeding off of the crowd. It's a neutral
crowd. It's a crowd that both of these teams are not used to playing in. It's an environment that
they're not used to playing in. I think that's also a factor in all of these games. We've talked to a lot of Patriots this week that are making their first trip overseas
for the very first time.
And there's going to be a lot of wide-eyed situations, I think, on both sides of these
locker rooms with players that are really entranced with seeing how a different culture
and how a different environment is going to absorb American football and then be able
to cheer it on.
So I'm looking forward to it.
I think it's going to be a lot of fun and early kickoff here on the East Coast, folks.
930 a.m.
I always say take a win when you can get it.
Yeah, I know that feeling from last year.
It was it was full tank season for a while.
For a while.
There was there was really no salvaging that one.
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