Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels joins WEEI Afternoons. McDaniels emphasizes having patience on the offense as they learn a new system. He breaks down how to get the rest of the run game going as Drake Maye has been the leading rusher on the team thus far. He also talks about finding a balance between offensive efficiency while not being over-aggressive.

Hunter Henry joins the crew to discuss week three against the Steelers. He's not satisfied after his two touchdown performance.

Patriots linebacker Christian Elliss chimes in on what went wrong for the Patriots in week three. He adds that penalties were killer in the loss.

Former Patriots Quarterback Brian Hoyer credits Josh McDaniels for adjusting the offensive scheme to utilize Maye's footwork and athleticism. Hoyer breaks down Stefon Diggs' usage as more of a slot receiver in Miami. He also sees leaders like Milton Williams taking steps forward.

NFL Analyst Mark Schlereth saw a great balance from the Patriots' offense in week two. He puts more stock into the Patriots' response to adversity than the Dolphins being a mess of a team at the moment.

Patriots Cornerback Marcus Jones loves to see the excitement from Head Coach Mike Vrabel. He said the defense wanted to make sure they knew where Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle were at all times. Jones discusses how the team is preparing to face Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers in week three.

Patriots Quarterback Drake Maye says the team is not worried about the noise from critics. He and the offense wanted to be efficient and create positive plays early. Rhamondre Stevenson made a huge play in crunch time to secure the victory. He recognizes that there are still things to learn and improve upon from the win.

Patriots Linebacker Christian Elliss joins Jones and Keefe to discuss the Patriots victory over the Dolphins. Elliss thinks Zak Kuhr let guys be themselves when calling plays in Terrell Williams' absence. He also thinks players have stepped up well without Christian Gonzalez.

Patriots Tight End Hunter Henry says it feels great to win in Miami. Henry says Maye is a stud after arguably the best game of his career. The team has to move on quickly after missed kicks.

Jones and Keefe were joined by Patriots defensive end Milt Williams to discuss the absence of defensive coordinator Terrell Williams, limiting big plays by the Miami Dolphins, the number of snaps that he's expected to play, the challenges of facing a left-handed quarterback, preparing for the heat in Miami, the last three days of practice, and his nicknames.