6 Rings and Football Things

The Patriots had a chance to prove their Week 2 win was the start of something.
Instead, they were completely overwhelmed in Jacksonville.

New England fell to the Jaguars 35-6 on Sunday, the most lopsided loss of the Mike Vrabel era. And after a performance like that, the questions surrounding this team have only gotten bigger.

What are those questions? And what should we make of dropping to 1-2 for the sixth consecutive season? Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons discuss.

As a nor’easter gets ready to roll through New England, the Patriots head down to the sunshine to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 3.

Can the Patriots’ offense get back on track? What challenges will the Jaguars present?

Meghan Ottolini and Justin Turpin are joined by Tony Wiggins, host of the Locked On Jaguars podcast, to break it all down.

Through two games, Drake Maye and the Patriots offense have scored just two touchdowns. What’s going on with the offense, and at what point should fans start to worry about Maye’s early-season regression?

Meghan Ottolini and Justin Turpin share their final thoughts from Sunday’s win over the Steelers, break down the sudden rash of injuries, and discuss the curious situation the Patriots find themselves in with their running backs.

Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons break down the Patriots’ 20-3 win over the Steelers, including the biggest takeaways from the game and the heavy price the team paid with injuries. With the injury list continuing to grow, can the Patriots overcome the losses and keep things rolling?

Plus, the guys look ahead to Week 3 against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Ted Johnson joins the show to break down the win, the offensive line’s improvement from Week 1, and how the Patriots’ defense was able to pressure Aaron Rodgers.

The Patriots have won their first home opener since 2020, although it wasn’t pretty. Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons look back at what went right and what went wrong for the Patriots in Week 2 against the Steelers. Plus, Meghan Ottolini calls in to share her thoughts on the offensive shortcomings and the defense’s ability to keep the Steelers’ offense in check.