00:00If the Patriots hold Carolina under 100 yards rushing this week,
00:04it'll be the second time in team history that they have held their opponent under 100 yards
00:10in the first four games of the season, joining the 1964 Pats.
00:1764?
00:18I don't know what the hell's going on with the Carolina Panthers.
00:22First off, there's two Carolinas, so be more specific.
00:26Also, Panthers aren't an actual species.
00:30Instead, the term Panther is commonly called upon to describe Leopards or Jaguars with melanism.
00:37And that's what's even more maddening is that Panthers and Jaguars entered the NFL in the same season.
00:45Abusing.
00:46Yeah.
00:48Ramondre Stevenson is ninth on the Patriots' all-time rushing list.
00:52Just think where he'd rank if he held on to the ball.
00:55The Panthers' mascot is named Sir Purr.
01:02That's the same thing I used to call my ex-wife.
01:07There is no evidence that black-colored Panthers exist in North America, let alone North Carolina.
01:15Oh, boy.
01:16Sex Panther works 60% of the time, every time.
01:20And it's made with real bits of Panther, so you know it's good.
01:26Former Panther great Julius Peppers is one of two players ever to compete in both the Final Four and Super Bowl.
01:33But he lost them both.
01:37Not great.
01:38The cost of living in North Carolina is approximately 1% lower than the national average, while Boston is about 48% higher.
01:46So, in your face.
01:50The most famous thing from Charlotte is the half-zip starter jackets that everyone had in the 90s.
01:55Hunter Henry might be surprised to know that he enters this week ranked fifth among New England tight ends with 2,370 receiving yards.
02:05And needs 118 yards this week against Carolina to move past Jim Whalen into fourth place on the Patriots' all-time list among tight ends.
02:16We might hear that again next week.
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