Pats Chat: A Patriots podcast with Doug Kyed and Michael Hurley Podcast

The Patriots were on the field for mandatory minicamp, and Doug Kyed was there to report on everything that took place. Mike Hurley is here to play "Big Deal Or No Big Deal" with the happenings in Foxboro. Also, Doug reflects on being named Visionary of the Year by LLS before the standard end-of-podcast inanity. #Chis

Good news, everybody: Drake Maye isn't bad at OTA practicing anymore. The second-year QB looked much, much better in the latest session open to the media, and Doug Kyed is here to provide some detail on that performance plus everything else from Foxboro ... including a standout performance from undrafted rookie receiver Efton Chism. Some non-gossipy Bill Belichick conversation ensues, before some embarrassing news for The Offspring and New Found Glory is tackled.

The boys are back in town -- Podcast Town -- and they're here to CHAT. This week, they're showing their expertise in party drugs, as it relates to the video of Stefon Diggs on a boat that's made the rounds online. Will he get in trouble? We'll find out. Also, Doug Kyed shares his observations from the Patriots' second OTA session open to the media, including slight improvement but still shaky play from Drake Maye. Plus, David Andrews is retiring, we throw around some takes on shows and movies, and Michael Hurley comes up with a great new podcast name. You better get used to it.

The media got to watch the Patriots' OTA practice on Tuesday, when Drake Maye threw four interceptions. Doug Kyed was there and shares his take on that plus which players appear to have the early track to being starters. Mike Hurley was not there but he asks Doug some really, really strong questions in this podcast, which includes thoughts on Mike Vrabel, an amended win total for 2025, "Forged In Foxborough," the concept of bringing a cat to a minor league baseball game, the challenges of chaperoning a field trip, and much, much, MUCH more.

It's Christmas Morning aka Schedule Release Day. Even if it's not actually THAT exciting, it's always a big deal when the full schedule is released, and Doug Kyed and Michael Hurley are here through the 2025 slate game by game to lay out realistic expectations for the Patriots. The floor should be eight games ... but should they get to 10? There's a case for it.