Weekend Shows

With a Thursday night trip to Chicago and a growing injury list, Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons say what Drake Maye and the safeties need against Caleb Williams, and whether they'd still take Mike Vrabel over Ben Johnson.

Patriots Super Bowl champion Ted Johnson says Drake Maye got better against the Jets, then breaks down the offensive line's depth problem and why Robert Spillane matters more than his stats.

WEEI's Justin Turpin reports from Gillette on A.J. Brown's three drops, Caleb Lomu's clean day at right tackle and whether the Patriots had one eye on the Bears.

Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons run through a growing injury list, from Romeo Doubs to Alijah Vera-Tucker, and why the offensive line is at its breaking point before Thursday in Chicago.

Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons break down an ugly 26-19 win over the Jets that moved the Patriots to 4-2, from A.J. Brown's drops to an offensive line running out of healthy bodies. WEEI's Justin Turpin joins from Gillette.

0:00 An incomplete victory and A.J. Brown's return

9:01 Vrabel says lucky to win, and the third-quarter flip

14:07 Your calls: Should this have been 38-13?

22:06 Are the Jets better? Aaron Glenn's mix-up

31:30 Injuries pile up before a short week

43:33 Justin Turpin joins

54:58 The defense, your calls and Drake Maye's patience

Patriots Super Bowl champion Ted Johnson joins Dan Bahl and Jon Lyons to size up the win over the Jets. Plus players of the game, the rest of Sunday around the NFL and a first look at Thursday night in Chicago.

0:00 Breaking down the win

16:09 The onside kick scare

21:34 Ted Johnson joins

35:31 Zach's wedding plans and players of the game

45:09 Sunday storylines around the NFL

58:19 Bears preview

Scott and Turp break down Jaylen Brown's latest comment about Jayson Tatum and why they think there's something real between the two. Plus expectations for the Celtics.

The Patriots have owned the Jets for years, so why do some think New York covers 7.5? Plus why Christian Gonzalez's return should bring the blitz back.

Sturm healthy-scratches Zadorov after an undisciplined game, and the Bruins win anyway. Fraser Minten, Matt Poitras and James Hagens are producing in bigger roles.

Jack in Lowell and David in the car call A.J. Brown an overhyped, injury-prone star. Scott and Turp point to his back-to-back 1,400-yard seasons and say a true No. 1 receiver is hard to find.