Football prodigy Evan Lazar from CLNS Media returned (5:20) to answer your questions about what it's like to be a Big J on Twitter (6:47), the Mac Jones OTA hype train and the noise around Cam Newton (15:28), trying to project our offense and defense (34:58), and the moves we made in the draft (44:45).

Miguel finishes his conversation with Douggie, discussing our feelings about Tom Brady (4:50) and the QB competition at OTAs (11:40). Then we get a little more serious, discussing racism among NFL fans and media (23:53), and other topics like Miguel's charity and why he doesn't have a job in NFL media (38:40). Follow @patscap on Twitter, and use the link in his bio to follow Hartford Habitat for Humanity.

The legend Miguel (@patscap) has everything you need to know about the salary cap / CBA / roster management angle of Julio Hysteria 2021 (4:05), what it was like being at the Snow Bowl and the news of the last two months (34:30), and how rookie contracts actually work (46:50). Part 2 drops in a couple days. Follow @douggiefootball on Twitter to help fund Hartford Habitat at no cost, and check out @patscap's Twitter bio to donate yourself.

USA Today draft and schematics expert and former college QB Mark Schofield returns (5:21) to share more wisdom, on Mac Jones (9:09), Christian Barmore and Ronnie Perkins (22:40), our later picks (29:50), draft grades (47:55), and your questions (51:09). Miguel (@PatsCap) is next so subscribe/follow on your favorite podcast aggregator, and give us a rating if you're on Apple Podcasts!

The Pats are odds on favorites to land Julio Jones, and we have the best insight (and memes) on all of Monday's news. The segment recorded over the weekend has more on that (28:30), PFF turning into Buzzfeed (37:30), Hightower's future (40:08), Big Mac looking like a McWrap (44:05), full stadiums returning (48:45), the Pats plane's El Salvador mission (49:58), catching up on what Lee missed while on "vacation" (52:37), why we're mad at Tom Brady (59:08), Bruins/Celtics/Red Sox (1:05:51), and...

Patriots fan of half a century Jerry Thornton continues his discussion with Douggie, covering his history and life at Barstool Sports (3:28), signing books and having adoring fans (21:15), his thoughts on our electric off-season (33:55), and the #EdelCanton movement to get Julian Edelman into the Hall of Fame (46:20).

OH MY GOD, IT'S HAPPENING. The 2021 NFL Draft is finally hear and the BetOnline presents the Untitled Patriots Podcast brought to you by BetOnline (visit bet.patriots.fans for your props!) is here with all the last second news and rumors to help you pass the time.

Bridge co-host and possible co-host of the future, Lee Schechter of Bleacher Report and formerly ESPN, joins to celebrate Belichick's 69th #nice birthday, honor Doug's favorite player of all time Julian Edelman, debate Edelman's Hall of Fame credentials, and discuss the news of the last week.

Fitzy and Mike Dusseault from Patriots.com join to help us all process Julian Edelman's retirement and honor his career. We also talk a bit about the off-season, and life as leaders of Patriots nation.

In Part Two of my marathon discussion with football renaissance man @MarkSchofield, we get hyped for the new free agents, and take a deep look ahead the draft, talking not only QBs and Round One but later fits for the Patriots identified by his expert brain. Then he answers some more "Xs and Os" questions, and I convince him to call "the bird app" something even stranger.

Doug and Ben return to discuss Championship Sunday and look ahead at Super Bowl LIII against the Rams.

Mark Schofield of Inside the Pylon joins to talk OTAs and minicamp, his time as a college QB, and how fans can better understand what's happening on the football field.

John Rooke joins to talk OTAs, memes, Brady and Gronk, the Patriots Hall of Fame, blogging and podcasting on Patriots.com, and life as the stadium voice of the Patriots.

Lee Schechter returns to help break down every move of the draft, from taking Georgia teammates Isaiah Wynn and Sony Michel in the first, to waiting until Round 5 to draft an LB, to what passing on Lamar Jackson tells us about Brady's future.