Skinny Ray’s Lullaby aka the offense: Patriots recap show - Week 9

Patriots bore the Colts to death in a 26 - 3 victory. The defense dominated and the offense struggle to move at all. Can they straighten out Mac and the O-line enough during the bye week to make a legitimate push for the playoffs? PLUS - Ray pukes hotdogs

  • Key stats and sequences

  • Sacks, on sacks, on sacks, on sacks

  • PLAYER OF THE GAME

  • Sounds of Silence speaks up

  • 7 yard punts

  • Skinny Ray’s nap time delight aka Matty P’s offense

  • 5 top problems with the offense

  • Playoff positioning

SHOW NOTES:

Cold Open - Ray pukes.

Pats above .500 1st time this year

Key takeaways

Bobby:

Ray:

Rich: Defense can win you games if offense lets you
Show Rundown:The stats and Key SequenceSacks on SacksThe Sounds of Silence speaks up7 yard punts Skinny Ray's nap time - aka offenseWelcome - Youtube, iheart, itunes Key Stats & SequencePats 26 - Colts 3total yards 203 - 121TOP: 31:06 - 28:54Colts 0 - 14 3rd down. 0 -2 4th downsacks 9 - 4PATs 1 INT - Pick 6Colts 1 Fumble recovery - 3 pts16 total punts!Key Sequence2nd quarter 7:00 min markSound of Silence blocks the punt block. Captain brown nose recovers. TD pass to Stevenson. 13 - 0 * Colts miss the FG at 1/2. Game over * Text book punt block. Great timing * Learn to catch Stevenson * Don't run a HB dive with JJ TaylorSacks on sacks on sacksTying team record with 9 sacks - should have been 10. 1st was roughing passer 3 for Judon (11.5) - could he sniff the record? 3 for Uche - *Thoughts on Uche?Sam Ehlinger BLOWS - 0 - 14 on 3rd down. Colts O-Line BLOWSWhat more can we take away from the defense? Not Much. - They beat bad QBs* They can beat good QBs if the offense gives them a fighting chance. QUICK BREAK

PLAYER OF THE GAME. - Jon Jones
Sounds of Silence Speaks upPick 6 Blocked punt.1 TackleHonorable mentions Matthew Judon - 3 sacks - 6 tacklesJosh Uche - 3 sacks - 6 tackles - Calling plays apparentlyQUICK BREAK7 yard puntsThoughts on special teams? - Bailey has to go. * Worst punt net yardage in the leagueMarcus Jones give them something in the return game every game it seems like. Just constantly setting up Nick Folk FGsBrandon Schooler the new Special Teams guy? Captain Brown nose. Izzo, Ebner, Schooler....Nick Folk - Nuff Said. 8 FGs to 2 TDs in last 2 games. * He's been released 3 time by Pats in last 3 seasons. Just sayinOut side of the punt game, special teams would be a weapon for the Pats if the offense was anything better than a wet fartQUICK BREAKSkinny Ray's nap Time203 total yards1 fumble essentially 12 points * 2 good pass plays 24 yard screen to Jonnu in the 1st Seem route to Henry in the 4th* Stevenson had a couple decent runs, but 2.7 yards per carry stinks*. Jackobi Myers fumble* Penalties were down today (3) 2 if you don't count the automatic Wynn Top 5 problems with the Offense1. Coaching - Design and scheme has been disjointed and broken since July - Different play book for Zappe then from Mac then from McDaniels then from the summer. No constancy. Patricia learning on the job. Joe Judge is the guy teaching your QB. 2. Coaching - Play calling is predictable and ill advised - Colts were calling out plays on defense - Too many deep routes no crossers - ZERO rhythm * Can Mac change plays at the line?3. O-line - Injuries, penalties, personel - Isaih Wynn the #1 in penalties in the league - Cole strange benched. 9 straight possessions - David Andrews hurt4. Mac Jones - In his head. Jittery. Quick to scramble - Can't pick up the offense or can't will it to success - Accuracy has suffered because of it - Attitude was probably an issue to start the year. Injury - Too much catch up Mac Jones 20/30 146 1TD (1st game with out an INT) - His #1 goal was dont throw an INT - Is that good or bad? 5 - No Yac - Not enough guys who can catch and run. "Play Makers" * Need Parker backIN CLOSINGPatriots 5 - 4 into the bye week *4th in the divisionNeed to fix the offense. - Start with the O-line - Play calling and design to fix Mac * Fire Jake Bailey Play off picture

In a Playoff Spot

1. Buffalo Bills, 6-2 (AFC East leader)

2. Kansas City Chiefs, 6-2 (AFC West leader)

3. Baltimore Ravens, 5-3 (AFC North leader)

4. Tennessee Titans, 5-3 (AFC South leader)

5. New York Jets, 6-3 (First Wild Card)

6. Miami Dolphins, 6-3 (Second Wild Card)

7. Los Angeles Chargers, 5-3 (Third Wild Card)

On the Bubble

8. New England Patriots, 5-4

9. Cincinnati Bengals, 5-4

10. Indianapolis Colts, 3-5-1

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