00:00So one of the big things talked about after the game, especially from Diff, Steph, just listen to what he had to say after that kind of heartbreaking loss.
00:07I mean, it's been a while since we lost. You never know. We probably needed it.
00:10So he said you probably need it. There's lessons to be learned. And you know what? I tend to agree.
00:14I saw the tonality of everybody after that game. I wasn't too upset with that game. I don't like giving up a 21 point lead.
00:20However, I still think you can learn from these from games like this.
00:25I've had games where I have lost, but there was a huge learning from that loss, particularly that 2001 game against the Rams in the regular season.
00:36We saw how that turned out. So I just I want some people to understand the lesson to be learned for this team in this loss is to finish the race.
00:45Go ahead, Stiz.
00:46Here comes the secretary to the wire.
00:48Secondary to the wire, 1971, 31 links that he won that race, finish the race.
00:55The Patriots are 30th in points in the fourth quarter.
00:58They only they only scored 4.9 points on average in the fourth quarter.
01:03They are second. They're 22, 22nd, excuse me, and second half points.
01:09So this team not very good scoring points in the second half and dating back to last year.
01:13Drake May is one in seven in games in which he is behind going into the fourth quarter.
01:17The lesson here is just learn that you got to finish games.
01:21You got to step on their throat in the second half and stop pulling off the gas.
01:25This this this this team's I think a lot of their problems were exploited, particularly in that second half.
01:31But they got to get a killer instinct in the second half.
01:33They're a front running team right now.
01:35And that is a phrase that Vrabel can't stand front running team.
01:39And they're not designed to be a front running team.
01:42You know who was designed to be a front running team back in the day?
01:44The Colts, the Colts.
01:45They score a bunch of points and then they have Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney go out there and get after your quarterback because they knew that they were going to be dropping back in passes.
01:54This team doesn't have pass rushes to do that.
01:57So if you're going to be a front running team, you got to have the pass rush to match your offensive firepower.
02:02They don't.
02:03And you saw what happened in this last game.
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