As the guys wrap up their first season they take some time to honor the New England Patriots and some of the moments that got them to where they are in categories such as: Least Deserving of Our Criticism, Best Thrower, Most Disappointing, and yes, of course Bed Wetter of the year.

The guys reflect upon the season after the Patriots' week 17 win over the Jets, more specifically the job of Bill Belichick this year and how it all relates to Tom Brady and his success with the Buccaneers. One final MVP and Bed-Wetter of the season.

The guys skip past the game recap for the most part in an attempt to erase it from our memory as soon as possible. Instead, they take a gander at sifting through the roster to see which players are worth keeping around for next season. Are Jimmy Garoppolo and Matthew Stafford the answers for the Patriots next year? Gardner Minshew? Look ahead to week 17 against the Jets.

After being eliminated from playoff contention at the hands of the Miami Dolphins in yet another uninspired performance from the New England Patriots the guys relish in the culmination of a season full of takes. The front seven were terrible, the tight ends were exactly what Cam suspected, and Kyle Dugger had a day. It's Take Christmas on this week's edition of Third and Long!

Jack continues on his campaign to convince the world that Cam Newton is the worst quarterback in the NFL. Newton certainly helped Jack's campaign last Thursday against the Los Angeles Rams. The guys also take a stroll down the Patriots 2020 draft class as they do so often.

What did the Chargers and Cam Newton have in common in the Patriots 45-0 win? Neither showed up.

The New England Patriots took down the Arizona Cardinals thanks to a game-winning Nick Folk field goal as time expired. While the defense played well and Cam Newton had one of his worst games of the season, the guys were left talking about the special teams. Jack makes the claim that former Patriot Stephen Gostkowski wasn't that good during his time in New England.

The guys break down the loss to the Houston Texans who were 2-7 heading into Sunday. Jack once again has a field day with the Patriots defense as they had no answers for the Texans' rag-tag group of receivers.

The Patriots took down their AFC rival Ravens with a little help from the weather and a slew of penalties from their opposition. Bill Belichick's critically acclaimed recent draft picks shined at points on Sunday Night Football. Is this really who the Patriots are?

The guys highlight how extraordinarily bad the Patriots defense was against the winless New York Jets. Joe Flacco torched the secondary which led to a loaded cast of nominees for the coveted "Bed-Wetter of the Week"