What does Ty Law think of the possibility of A.J. Brown to NE?

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00:00Ty, what do you think it is with Vrabel?

00:02And I kind of asked him this question because you know how it was

00:05when we played with Bill, like you do that,

00:08you're going straight to the gulag in the hole.

00:11We might not see you for the rest of the season.

00:13But Mike has done a good job of giving guys a little bit longer leash.

00:18And I asked him, is that because he's a former player

00:21and he kind of understands the difficulty

00:24and what comes with playing the game?

00:26I think that yes.

00:31Yes, as a former player because you expect so much out of yourself

00:35and when you have a coach that hasn't played,

00:39because I've had to tell a coach, Bill, before,

00:42it's like, hey, have you ever covered Randy Moss?

00:45Do you know what you're asking?

00:46You know what I mean?

00:47You know, in certain situations, on this technique,

00:50so sometimes when you get a coach who's never played at this level,

00:54he is just a coach.

00:55I don't care what you've seen before,

00:57but Mike Rabel being a player, he knows what Ramondre might be feeling.

01:02So he's trying to give him, you know, another chance.

01:05You know what I mean?

01:05You've got to redeem yourself.

01:06But at the same time, you can't hurt the football team.

01:09So you have a player's coach who's been a player at that level.

01:13He's fought hard to get where he's at, you know,

01:15as a player and as a coach.

01:17So, yes, Ramondre, he better be happy that he doesn't have Bill Belichick,

01:22I tell you that,

01:23because he wouldn't be seeing the field like this

01:25and getting other opportunities.

01:27So I give all the credit to Mike Rabel for sticking with him

01:31and giving him the opportunity to try to get his confidence back.

01:34Ty, Mahomes and the Chiefs are two and three.

01:37Rough start to the season.

01:38Do you think that this is the year the end is coming

01:42for their brief little dynasty here?

01:44Absolutely.

01:47I don't think that – I mean, they're not looking good.

01:49Anything can change.

01:50Still early in the season, and we can't forget that that is Patrick Mahomes

01:54over there, and he shows some signs.

01:56He still got it.

01:58You know, I think, you know, Travis Kelsey,

02:01he's getting a little bit longer in the two, but he's still, you know,

02:03productive.

02:04But it just isn't the same spark that it used to be.

02:08Defensively, they're not as strong.

02:09So I think that they're on the downside.

02:13If they can pull it off, this will definitely be their last time.

02:17But I can't see the way they're playing right now

02:20and the teams that are getting better.

02:23I can't see anyone fear in Kansas City at this point.

02:27They struck fear in people before they stepped on the field.

02:30You can see that teams are not afraid of them anymore.

02:32They're not worried about the big names, the Kelseys, the Patrick Mahomes.

02:36They're not worried about that.

02:37So I think this is the end for the Kansas City Chiefs.

02:39We were talking earlier about A.J. Brown being unhappy in Philadelphia,

02:44and you're a guy who from time to time may have attempted a public negotiation,

02:54a renegotiation or two.

02:58Does bringing a guy to a team like this worry you at all,

03:04or do you feel like Wiggy was saying earlier, change the scenery,

03:08and guys are completely different, and Steph Diggs is an example of that?

03:14Absolutely.

03:15Bringing.

03:15If you can get A.J. Brown and pair him with Stephon Diggs, bring him.

03:20And then, you know, Brown knows what he's doing.

03:22He knows he just got that new contract, guaranteed a lot of money,

03:26and if you look at it, it's like, hey, every receiver wants to boss.

03:29He's not doing anything that no other receiver would do in the same position.

03:34You know, I mean, Keyshawn wrote a damn book about it.

03:36Come on, just throw me the damn ball.

03:38Now, that's going public.

03:39You know, he's trying to write a bestseller about it,

03:41but that's just a receiver position, and he wants to feel a part of the game.

03:45So if he's not, he's going to say something about it.

03:47Hell, he got enough, like I said, he got enough guaranteed contract

03:50that he can say what he wants to say, and they're just going to have to deal with it.

03:53Ty, you know, and I got one question for you guys, too,

03:57because, I mean, I just want to throw this out there.

04:00Who the hell is the guy that is in charge of the game clock?

04:06Because, you know, when they left one second on there,

04:09somebody need to call that out.

04:11You're going to tell me you're going to push the button right at one second

04:14to stop the clock instead of this.

04:16Now, nobody even missed that, and you gave an opportunity for us to score.

04:19So shout out to the guy in Buffalo who run the score clock, you know,

04:24and left one second on there.

04:26We appreciate you, man, whoever you are, man.

04:28From all Patriots fans everywhere, we appreciate you,

04:31but I know don't take your ass outside in Buffalo because that was just dumb.

04:36That Hunter Henry should have, like, that was on him, I thought,

04:39in that play where he waited to turn around.

04:42You had to know there was only four seconds because Drake threw it right away.

04:45Yeah.

04:45I mean, I agree.

04:46I was shocked there was still a second on the clock

04:48when they let them kick the field goal.

04:49But Hunter Henry played well.

04:50No matter what happened on that play, the guy who pushed the damn button.

04:57Right.

04:58Y'all, you didn't even have to push the button to say one second.

05:01Just let it go.

05:02You know what I mean?

05:03So I was like, yeah, thank you.

05:05Because I didn't understand that one.

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05:19What do we want to have in the running here?

05:23So I think Ty brought up earlier the Marcus Jones interception should be up there.

05:27I think that absolute laser beam to Stephon Diggs on the rollout.

05:31Yeah, on the sideline.

05:32Like the Steph Diggs rollout.

05:34That pass was – and he waited for him, and he was under pressure.

05:39That, to me, was the play of the game.

05:41But you're right about the interception.

05:43Absolutely.

05:43I agree with you on that one, Greg.

05:45And you can see that, like, the veteran, you know, player that he is.

05:49So you know what?

05:50Get open and get downfield.

05:52So, you know, and the way he – he kept his – he toe tapped a couple catches out there.

05:56Man, Stephon was on fire.

05:58I mean, 10 catches, man, hey, he's going to be great, you know, for Drake, man.

06:04He is going to be great for him to have that veteran there.

06:06So, again, Wiggy, if they get another wide receiver to pair with that, man, they –

06:13Patriots, man, we got a chance.

06:15Anything happening in the new season in the playoffs,

06:17you never know how deep they can go.

06:19Right.

06:19I want to –

06:20They're healthy.

06:21Since Wiggy – since Wiggy and Shime are – have already booked the duck boats,

06:26I just – I want to get you on record here.

06:28So, on October 7th or whatever it is today, do they win the division?

06:35Yes or no, Tyla?

06:38Yes.

06:39I'm going yes.

06:40I say they can – I say they can win the division because, I mean,

06:43let's think about it.

06:43The Jets, nothing.

06:45The only thing they have to worry about is Buffalo.

06:47So, now they, you know, they feel confident they can go out there and beat them.

06:52You know, and, of course, they're going to get better as well.

06:54I mean, who else – there's no one to worry about but Buffalo in the division.

06:58Yeah.

06:58The Jets think Miami stinks.

07:00Okay.

07:01And is Drake May the MVP?

07:03For the season?

07:07For the whole NFL?

07:08Yeah.

07:08That's what Shime said in his lead this morning.

07:10I said he can be.

07:11The way he's playing – and normally, especially recently, it just goes to the best quarterback

07:16on the best team.

07:17And your schedule stinks.

07:18If you win the most games and win your division, there's a chance he's – he is an MVP candidate.

07:23Well, yeah, I mean, I think he might be in the conversation.

07:28But, no, because even with a great performance like this, they're still going to look at the stats.

07:34You know, even with this great win, zero touchdowns.

07:39At the end of the day, they're going to look at those type of things too.

07:42And then when you have another team that's going to be in the playoffs and you look at Josh Allen

07:47and you look at some of the other quarterbacks, they're going to have the numbers as well.

07:51It's not just about wins and losses when it comes to quarterbacks.

07:54It's the numbers.

07:55And sometimes we get caught up into the stats.

07:57So I just don't know if his stats, you know, are going to be like if he doesn't score more touchdowns.

08:02You know what I mean?

08:02But I agree that he's going to be in the conversation.

08:05Last year, Lamar had way better stats than Josh Allen.

08:07Josh Allen was still your MVP because he had more wins.

08:13Look at how he was playing, though.

08:14Like I said, it's still – it's not all about stats.

08:17It's everything in totality.

08:19But you still got to have stats to back it up.

08:22I don't know how his stats are going to be at the end of the day because he spreads the ball around.

08:27But you still got to put touchdowns out there.

08:30You got to do that.

08:31You know, decrease interceptions.

08:33He doesn't have a lot of interceptions.

08:34But you have to have touchdowns.

08:35I would love to see him get MVP.

08:37I would absolutely love it.

08:39But I just think it's a little too soon to start talking MVP.

08:43I can say Pro Bowl.

08:45I'm very confident in saying that we have us a Pro Bowl quarterback in New England.

08:49And, you know, time is gone, so we have something to look forward to in the future.

08:53And we got our guy.

08:55That is this week's Drake Take from Ty Law, presented by your New England Chevy dealers.

09:00Together, let's drive.

09:03All right, Ty Law.

09:04Well, it's exciting.

09:05I mean, that is undeniably a big win.

09:09There continue to be the naysayers who tell me the Bills just blew this one.

09:16And everybody has an off week.

09:19And that's all it was.

09:20So we shouldn't get too excited about it.

09:23No.

09:23Well, we deserve to get excited around here.

09:27Like, I'm excited.

09:28Look, I'm on the West Coast.

09:29It's 530 in the morning out here, right?

09:31I'm excited.

09:32I'm ready to go work out or something.

09:34And the Patriots, hey, I'm looking forward to this.

09:36I can't wait to get back there to tailgate.

09:38It makes it more fun for everybody.

09:40I'm tired of talking about what they should have done, what they could have done,

09:44and reminiscing about the old days.

09:46Damn it, we can talk about the Patriots right now, Mike Vrabel.

09:51We got to give them their flowers.

09:52Now, we're going to bust them down if they don't play well,

09:55but we got to give them their flowers today.

09:58All right, Ty Law.

09:59It is always a pleasure.

10:00Great to hear your voice.

10:01We'll talk to you again next week.

10:03All right, guys.

10:04Later.

10:05Later.

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