HR3 - Fitzy and Hart chat with Meghan Ottolini about the vibe from the locker room after a tough last second loss to the Colts and why now is the time for them to head into the bye week.

Then, Chris Scheim calls in to give his Drake Maye report card and why he still believes Alex Van Pelt and the coaching staff are limiting Maye's ability.

And, Andy looks on the optimistic side in his "Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down" list.

HR2 - Fitzy and Hart start to focus on another error in coaching from Jerod Mayo and idea of coaching not to lose getting in the way.

Then, there were some improvements like limiting the pre-snap penalties, but not much to make fans feel better.

And, Fitzy rails on referees not just today, but in the rest of the NFL for their missed calls.

HR1 - Another heartbreaker for the Patriots as Anthony Richardson led a comeback drive for a Colts' 25-24 win. Fitzy and Hart detail the many chances the Pats had to put Indy away including the multiple empty red zone trips.

Then, Jerod Mayo scratches heads once again by sending Joey Slye to attempt a record field goal for the win rather than a Hail Mary attempt.

And, Jabrill Peppers was back on the field, but questions remain about where things stand with his legal issues.

Hour 3 - Scheim and Lyons debate if Maye has a turnover problem. Scheim wants Mayo to be more aggressive. Andy Hart joins the show ahead of kickoff.

Hour 2 - Tom E Curran joins the show to talk about the state of the Patriots ahead of their game against the Colts. Jon Lyons joins us in studio and gives us his keys to success for the Pats.

Hour 1 - Scheim and Mego open the show with their take on what the Patriots need to do today to win. Fitzy joins from a quiet tailgate.

Nick "Fitzy" Stevens and Meghan Ottolini chat with Patriots' special teams coordinator Jeremy Springer about seeing aces like Marcus Jones and Brendan Schooler get meaningful reps on offense and defense and how he's preparing the special teams differently with the New England weather changing.

Patriots defensive end Deatrich Wise Jr. joined the show to discuss some of his Thanksgiving traditions, celebrating the holiday as vegan, expectations of the Indianapolis Colts' offense, his fencing sack celebration, and the effort used in taking down Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson.

Man to Man to Man with Christian Gonzalez. You do not want to miss this!

1. On the offense sputtering against Dolphins – penalties, bad football, not good enough on any front from anyone. We have to be better.

2. What is the mood during halftime down 24-0? – We tried to attack everything like the score was tied. Still not good enough, however. I continue to compete regardless of the score.

3. On the attitude after the game in the locker room. – I do not know who reported that. I did not see that. The reporters can think whatever they want to think. We poured a lot into this game. That was not the scene.

And more.