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Starting point is 00:01:07 Certainly going to be an interesting grade report. And here today to grade it all out for you is not only our resident voice of reason, but also our midweek professor here on Locked On Patriots, my good friend, columnist extraordinaire at batsfans.com, as well as being the co-host of another amazing Patriots podcast, Patriots 4th and 2, alongside the great Derek Havens. Welcome back to the Podpizan. Steve Balistrieri joins me today. And thank you for having me on this beautiful fall day. And it wasn't beautiful in London for the Patriots. I mean, everything that could have gone wrong seemingly did,

Starting point is 00:01:48 except, as we all know, Drake May's performance. But, yeah, it wasn't a good trip for them. Yeah, you would have thought that the Silver Pants would have produced more silver linings on this trip, Steve, than just Drake May's performance. But you know what? Patriots fans, we'll take it right now. Drake looked very good, and we're going to find out. Steve's evaluation of Drake's performance, and even including the rest of the offense, and of course that defense, folks. Yeah, not going to be pretty, but you are not going to want to miss a single second of what our professor has to say here today.

Starting point is 00:02:22 And of course, don't forget that today's episode is brought to you by FanDuel. Place your first five dollar bet and you'll get started with two hundred dollars in bonus bets guaranteed. Visit FanDuel.com to get started and Steve obviously Pats fans were not happy with the performance on the field in all three phases. Patriots were dominated by another 1-5 football team that has their own struggles. But before we get into the negatives, Steve, let's take a look at the positives. And I know Drake Mays' start to this game

Starting point is 00:02:56 had all Patriots fans believing that maybe they can actually turn the corner and be a competitive football team. We'll get into how it fell all apart in just a moment, but based on what you saw from Drake right off the bat, what impressed you the most about this kid, especially when you're dealing with him performing in front of an international audience in London at Weblin? Yeah, I thought, as I wrote, he started off en fuego, right? I mean, that opening drive was, I mean, everything that you wanted to see happen with him at quarterback was all encapsulated in that opening drive.

Starting point is 00:03:34 I thought he was fantastic. You know, they moved right down the field. They were very aggressive. And they put up seven points. Really nice move. Well, let me backtrack first. It was a nice play by May. He was under pressure. He recognized it. He hit the hot route, which was Jermichael Hasey, who made a couple of really nice cuts into the end zone. That was their first opening drive touchdown of the year. And boy, you couldn't have come at a better time.

Starting point is 00:04:09 So then, you know, their second drive at the end of it, he was under pressure and he just missed Kendrick Bourne, which would have given them at least a first and goal. They end up with 10 points. And then after that, it wasn't May's fault, but the play calling got very conservative. And for some reason, they got away from, you know, being aggressive and trying to run the ball, run the ball, run the ball.

Starting point is 00:04:40 And, you know, it was producing negative yardage. But overall, you look at Drake May's game, 26 of 37 for 276 yards, two touchdowns, no interception, a passer rating of 109.7. I mean, that in itself is a very, very strong game, especially for a guy just making his second start. But I thought the best throw he made all day. A very, very strong game, especially for a guy just making his second start. But I thought the best throw he made all day, you know, and you could say it was the drop in the bucket to Keishon Butte. But that second touchdown to K.J. Osborne, you know, when you look at it from the end zone view of the All-22, that was an absolute bullet.

Starting point is 00:05:26 You know, right where it needed to be in between some defenders. Osborne makes the catch in the end zone, 22-yard score. I thought he was fantastic. Yeah, he had some off throws. He could have had actually two interceptions. But, you know, those come and those go, and it didn't go away for him on this particular day. You know, he missed some shorter throws, but overall, I thought it was a fantastic performance by him, and he rated a B-plus on the day. Yeah, and I definitely agree with you. I mean, it was not a perfect start, but if you're looking for a silver lining here, folks,

Starting point is 00:06:11 I think Drake May's performance was more than that. I think he did give you a lot of hope for the future, and Murph and I talked about this yesterday here on the pod. He gave you the hope that if you need to put the ball in his hands and he needs to throw it multiple times per game, maybe more than Alex Van Pelt would like to in the typical offense he likes to run, Drake Bain can handle the workload. He can handle it and he can do it. And I think the Patriots may need to, and we'll get into the running game in just a moment, but I think you make a great point. And I wanted to highlight a point that you made in your grade report about Drake being able to handle the pressure when he was under pressure on Sunday against the Jaguars. 8 of 12 with a

Starting point is 00:06:50 touchdown pass and a passer rating of 121.2. So if you're wondering if Drake May can handle the pressure, folks, he's proving it and I think he's going to continue to prove it. He's going to have to against a very aggressive Jets defense this week and we'll get into the J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets in just a moment, but Steve, it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows for the Patriots offense. Even though Drake May put out a very good performance, we still saw some deficiencies from the offensive line, difficulties with personnel, and difficulties with players being able to play in proper position. The running backs have yet to really become a solid complement to this kid and allow him to elevate his game. When you look at the rest of the offense as a whole, what went wrong

Starting point is 00:07:34 and who graded at the lowest spectrum, in your opinion? Well, I think, you know, overall with the offense, I thought the wide receivers really missed Demario Douglas, who was suffering from illness during the game. And he could only play 17 snaps. And, you know, he only caught a couple of passes. And when you looked at the pregame keys that, you know, I wrote, you know, Jacksonville was one of the worst teams in the league at defending slot receivers.

Starting point is 00:08:11 And I thought he was primed to have a big game. Unfortunately, you know, he was ill and he couldn't go. And I thought that really hurt the wide receivers because I thought that was the area to take advantage of. And, you know, I thought that was a weak point because of that. The wide receivers only graded out as a C, but I thought it was the running backs was the weakest D plus. I mean, Ramondre Stevenson was back, Antonio Gibson, Jermichael Hastie, and they combined for only 12 carries for 20 yards. Now, granted, the offensive line wasn't opening any holes for these guys,

Starting point is 00:08:57 but they've got to do better than that. I mean, they're averaging less than two yards a carry, and that's not going to get it done i mean you know i i just looked at the uh the running backs and i just thought they they had an overall weekday i i thought that jamaico hasty boosted actually their grade in the, you know, he had five targets. He had five catches for 49 yards, you know, plus that touchdown. So, you know, I thought they were really weak in this one. The tight ends, because Hunter Henry had a really good day, eight catches for 92 yards. He had that one penalty,

Starting point is 00:09:44 but I thought he was very effective in the passing game. And he has that knack with Drake May when plays break down and they have to go off script. He has a way of finding himself open, and I think that is going to be a key element moving forward. You know, as May gets more and more comfortable in the offense, I think him and Hunter Henry are going to have a really good connection I thought the offensive line was a

Starting point is 00:10:10 C- I thought that they did a terrible job in the running game but you know I think the pressure on Drake May he was sacked twice hit three times is – those are low numbers from what we've seen all season. And he was crushing on 33.3% of his dropbacks, which granted Jacksonville isn't a great pass rush team, but those are still the lowest numbers we've seen this year. Yeah, and I'm so glad that you mentioned Hunter Henry, and I'm going to come back to that in just a moment because we'll end the segment on a high note

Starting point is 00:10:49 because we're going to hit plenty of lows in just a moment, folks. It is not a pretty sight. It is not a pretty grade report for your New England Patriots when you grade from top to bottom, but I'm right there with you on the offensive line as well. It really is disheartening. And I know there are reasons for it. So I do understand that.

Starting point is 00:11:08 And I am sympathetic to it in terms of personnel and injuries. And they're dealing without their captain. But when you talk about pass protection, this team is much better in pass protection. So the improvements they've made there have almost kind of yielded their way in a negative way to a regression when it comes to run blocking. And that is frustrating because these running backs right now do not have the holes to run through. I agree with you that they need to be better. But when you don't have the blocking up front that's going to facilitate that or at least help to spring you for a run that could,

Starting point is 00:11:40 even if it only helps you build morale, that can help you. That can give you the motivation that you need to improve. Not seeing that out of the running game right now. So obviously the New England Patriots have their work to do in the trenches because they were absolutely dominated by the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. The receiver's clearly missing Pop Douglas in the lineup. I think you'll see Drake May target him, and I think that offense will come alive a little bit.

Starting point is 00:12:04 But I'm so glad that you mentioned Hunter Henry, because yet another game. As you said, 92 yards on nine targets, his longest reception of 32, but you're seeing him always come back to the play when Drake May needs a little bit of help. We've talked several times, Steve, about a rookie quarterback needing a security blanket or needing a reliable target, someone he can always go to when he gets in trouble. Hunter Henry has taken on that mantra as a true captain would. Coming back to the play when he needs to is really, I think, a great example of Hunter doing that. Watched him do it from the time that he was a young player with the Chargers and then coming here to New England and watching him continue to do it. Definitely

Starting point is 00:12:44 something, folks, that you can be excited about. These two are developing a nice chemistry. And I, for one, can't wait to see what the weeks that have yet to unfold really hold for these two players. So, Steve, it was a mixed reaction, I guess, at best. I'm trying to be optimistic here when it comes to the offense. But when it comes to the defense, your grades were not as forgiving, folks, including the dreaded failure. Yeah, who graded at near a 0.0?

Starting point is 00:13:14 Steve and I are going to discuss that in just a moment when we talk defensive deficiencies right here on the Locked On Patriots podcast, a proud part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team, every day. Locked On listeners, we've all been there. You want tickets to the big game on the gridiron, or maybe you want to check out some early action on the hardwood or on the ice, or simply be there when your favorite music or comedy act comes to town. Well, Game Time is your best destination to help you make your memories. GameTime is the fastest and easiest method I've ever used to buy tickets.

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Starting point is 00:16:18 and Patriots professor here on Locked on Patriots. In addition to being our resident voice of reason, my good friend and Patriots bzant Steve Valistrieri. And Steve, in the previous segment, we talked the highs of the Patriots game performance on Sunday. Drake May putting out yet another solid performance, and I think proving that the Patriots are clearly onto something here with their quarterback of the future.

Starting point is 00:16:41 But the rest of the team did not grade so well, and definitely it drew down the curve. Well, we're about to sink the curve into the rest of the team did not grade so well and definitely it drew down the curve well we're about to sink the curve into the depths folks because the defense on sunday really put out i think maybe their worst performance of the year when a team comes in that's struggling to run the ball and successfully execute 16 straight handoffs steve you know something is wrong with this new england patriots team it starts up front on the defensive line professor what do you have to say about this patriots performance starting with their inability to stop the run up front well i thought the front seven as a whole i mean I think this was their worst game in arguably the last couple of years.

Starting point is 00:17:30 You know, and it starts with the defensive line, and they really struggled in this game. You know, they graded out as an F here. I mean, when a team runs the ball 16 straight plays, and then they have a 17-play drive that goes for 84 yards and 11 minutes of the clock, last 10 of which are on the ground, I think that's showing them that they're running the ball down your throat. Granted, they were stopped on a fourth down play, but that was after almost 11 and a half minutes. I mean, that is utter domination.

Starting point is 00:18:18 And kudos to the Jaguars for recognizing that. And we talked about the Patriots offense, you know, when you're on the bench for virtually half of the second half at one sitting, that doesn't give you a lot of opportunities to, you know, get on the field and score points. And, you know, that drive right there, I was sitting there and I was amazed for two reasons. One is they were getting pushed all over the field. And two, which we'll get to is I didn't see a single adjustment by the coaching staff. And that to me is unforgivable.

Starting point is 00:19:03 Yeah, absolutely. Without any question. And again, we touched on that a little bit yesterday here on Locked On Patriots when Murph joined me in terms of a lack of adjustments we're seeing from the coaching staff. You're trying to establish your team as that first line of defense. And if you're not adjusting to what the Jaguars are doing and trying to essentially either marginally disrupt or neutralize their attack, then you're putting yourself in peril. And that's exactly what the New England Patriots did on Sunday. Steve, you mentioned the front line and the front seven as a whole, and I agree with you.

Starting point is 00:19:36 A lot of blame deserves to be put on this defensive line, but I think we'd be remiss if we didn't at least talk a little bit about the inside linebackers. Jacksonville dominated this game on the ground, but Jacksonville's out linemen are getting to the second level. They're winning those battles. And basically at that point, you're not seeing the tackling from this group that you need to see in order for this team to remain competitive. How big of an issue is this for the New England Patriots? Could this be priority one? Oh, I think it's an absolute priority. And the linebackers, you know, I had them graded out as a D,

Starting point is 00:20:13 and they were close to failing as well. But I thought Anthony Jennings kind of upped the grade a little bit because they weren't able to run on the edge. It was all up the middle. And, you know, he set the edge. He had seven tackles, one tackle for loss. And, you know, granted, the interior of the defense, you know, Christian Barmore, Jawan Bentley, Jabril Peppers all out.

Starting point is 00:20:41 I mean, those are three of your top defensive players. Yeah. And that really hurts not having them in there. But these other guys have to step up. I thought Jelani Tavai had another subpar game. You know, his tackling wasn't great out there. And Raekwon McMillan, same thing. You know, I just look at, you know, teams are targeting the middle of the defense, which is normally their strong point.

Starting point is 00:21:13 But they have to find a combination that works out there. You know, moving forward, if they have to move bodies around then so be it but they they need to do a better job of uh stopping the run the last four weeks or so have been absolutely horrific you know they're they're allowing an average i think it's over 160 yards a game though and you know it didn't help that the pass rush was non-existent no sacks no quarterback hits only two pressures one of them from marcus jones so i mean your your front seven is not getting it done yeah front seven is not getting it done and i agree with you i think really failing grades all around would not be uh too harsh of a grade professor in this regard.

Starting point is 00:22:06 I do agree with you, though. I think that Anthony Jennings' performance, seven tackles, one of which went for a loss, he's trying to be, I think, the strength of that middle, of that defense right now. And unfortunately, without a whole lot of help, it's not going to yield the results that you need. So Patriots clearly need work up front. Maybe that will be priority one heading into this matchup with the Jets. Steve and I are going to talk needs of improvement in just a moment. But before we move on from the defense, Steve, the secondary of New England right now is looking like at least the better unit.

Starting point is 00:22:39 But that's not saying much considering what this Patriots team has been doing. Christian Gonzalez, without any question, ran into a juggernaut in Brian Thomas Jr. on Sunday, who I think had a very good game. This kid is the real deal, and he's making plays at a very high level. But again, when you have a lot of time like Trevor Lawrence had on Sunday, it's going to give you the opportunity to complete plays. When you look at this defense, knowing full well the personnel issues that they've had to go through, how would you grade the secondary's performance on Sunday? Yeah, the secondary, I grade it as a C-. I thought, you know, Trevor Lawrence

Starting point is 00:23:20 had virtually all day to throw. I mean, they had no pressure. He was able to take his time and wait for the pass to get over. And, you know, what I've noticed is teams are catching the Patriots when they're in their base defense. And, you know, that play to Thomas, that 58-yard bomb, was one of those. And, you know, Christian Gonzalez tried to, you know, react to that play. And he did get his hand on the ball, and he almost knocked it out.

Starting point is 00:23:56 But, you know, it's tough for a secondary, you know, when the opposing quarterback has all day to throw. I mean, other than Thomas, I thought they did a fairly good job on everyone else. It was just the time factor. Evan Ingram, five catches, 35 yards. Christian Kirk only had one catch, but that was a big 24 yarder and gabe davis who's been a patriot killer in the past he only had one catch for 13 so i overall it it looked worse than it really was just because i think thomas had too much time to throw and when you look at someone

Starting point is 00:24:43 like a trevor lawrence and you give him extra time he will pick your secondary apart i know he's had his struggles and he's been up and down this season really i think up and down since coming back from the high ankle sprain but he's still a very talented quarterback and there's a lot of talent on that receiver crew if he can start hitting his targets it's a long day for an opponent and that's exactly what happened to the Patriots in London on Sunday without question folks the New England Patriots did not grade well in their week seven matchup but they now must turn the page and look ahead to week eight hosting the New York Jets New England Patriots have a lot of areas to improve but what are the areas that are highlighted in Steve's grade report this week? We're going to ask him that question and more when we wrap up this episode of the Locked

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Starting point is 00:26:50 So make sure to download, subscribe, and follow. And here today on Locked On Patriots, we are submitting our grade report for the Patriots' Week 7 performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars. As you can imagine, Steve has played the role of Dean Wormer. It has not been pretty, folks. The defensive line, the linebackers grading out at a 0.0, the running backs acting as President Hoover, four C's and an F, a fine example they set. It really is not very good. Steve, there are obviously a lot of areas of improvement. The Patriots right now are on double secret probation and not even the word of Dean Wormer himself may be able to save them, but they have to start making that climb back to respectability. If you are the Patriots professor right now and you need to hand out those needs improvement slips, who's getting the first one and why?

Starting point is 00:27:52 To quote Dean Wormer, coaching staff, 0.0. I think that's where it starts. And look, Gerard Mayo, he's the head coach. This team continues to play sloppy, undisciplined football. And too many penalties, poor tackling. That's on coaching. You know? And he's not making in-game adjustments.

Starting point is 00:28:16 And we already talked about that. I mean, when the Jacksonville Jaguars are running the ball 16 straight times down your throat, they never made an adjustment. And that's on him. The other thing that I really have a point with him is if you call your team soft in the locker room, that's okay because you're telling them we need to do a lot better. But doing that in front of the media, oh, i cringed when i heard that and you know uh that wasn't a good thing to do no it's not no it was absolutely horrible and he made it worse by trying to walk it back on monday you know um because i i just think it came off sounding even worse.

Starting point is 00:29:05 But, you know, him, you know, Demarcus Covington, where's the adjustments? I mean, I'm not seeing that. AVP, you know, your team goes down and scores twice. The first two times they have the ball, because you're being aggressive. Why take your foot off the gas? Exactly.

Starting point is 00:29:27 You know, some of the play calling, you know, I don't know if it's just execution that makes it look so bad, but some of the play calling is just at times looking horrible. I thought, you know, that opening script they had was fantastic. But, you know, he took his foot off gas, and it really, really cost him. And special teams on Sunday, I mean, that was probably more of an outlier. But that punt return really changed the game. At that point, it's a one-score game, and you're still in it.

Starting point is 00:30:03 And that changed the whole complexion. I thought it did. It absolutely did. You're up 10, nothing at that point. And you have the opportunity to really apply pressure to this Jacksonville team. You start coming out conservative and running the ball and it's not

Starting point is 00:30:17 working. You don't gain a yard. You end up losing a yard on that drive. The ensuing drive, you gain one and then the following drive you lose four yards so at that point you need to understand that this is not working to me when you're not playing to your strengths according to how the game is playing out it speaks to what you've been saying all afternoon steve you have to be able to do a better job when it comes to making in-game

Starting point is 00:30:41 adjustments and we're not seeing that from the Patriots coaching staff. I agree, there's sloppy play, undisciplined play, too many mistakes, too many penalties, and the Patriots are just not equipped to overcome all of this and remain competitive. As for the soft comment, I do agree. I don't think that necessarily a lot of our colleagues are giving that it's just due in terms of the impact that word can have in

Starting point is 00:31:06 a locker room when you're insinuating that your team is playing without heart and you go out publicly and call them out for it yeah it's a problem and it could end up being a problem for gerard mayo if he's trying to keep this locker room intact and hold their respect i have faith in gerard that he can write this ship, but it's unraveling quickly here in New England, Steve, and the leash is not going to be as long as some may believe. But can it be cured with a win, folks?

Starting point is 00:31:34 Well, that's what we're going to talk about this week for the remainder of this week as we march toward the Patriots' Week 8 matchup this Sunday at Gillette Stadium against the New York Jets. But in the meantime, I want to give a tip of the cap and a big-time thanks to our resident voice of reason, our midweek professor here on Locked On Patriots,

Starting point is 00:31:52 my good friend Steve Balistrieri. Steve, thank you for providing your great report once again. Before I let you go, Buck, please let everyone know where they can reach out to you and interact with you and what you've got marinating in La Cucina Balistrieri between now and next week when you bring your great report back to Lockdown Patriots. Well, you can

Starting point is 00:32:12 follow me on Twitter at SteveB7FFG. Facebook and other social media sites at Steve Balistrieri. I do write for PatsFans.com and this week we'll be looking at the Jets.

Starting point is 00:32:29 The Jets dominated the Patriots the last time they played, but they're going through their own struggles again. We'll see what happens. They've lost two games since they fired their head coach.

Starting point is 00:32:44 This week, we'll be delving into the Jets and looking for a way that the Patriots can turn this thing around. And it starts with stopping the run in Brees Hall this week. Absolutely. And, Steve, once again, thank you for your contributions to the show today. And thank all of you out there, all of you everydayers, all of you casual listeners, and all of you first-timers choosing Locked On

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