Official New England Patriots Podcasts - Pats from the Past

We sit down with former Patriots wide receiver David Patten at his home in Columbia, South Carolina. We discuss his-unique training to get him to the National Football league, exactly when he knew the 2001 team was special, the origin behind his nickname "The Chief", the story behind the only offensive TD in Super Bowl 36 and more.

In this episode of Pats from the Past, John Hannah joins us to discuss his Hall of Fame career. We discuss the complicated end to his career, including a rocky transition to real life, owner envy, from his days to present day, and his legacy in Patriots and NFL history.

Deion Branch is our guest on this episode of the 'Pats from the Past' podcast. Deion discusses the importance of a coach who he credits for his early success. Plus, which team does Deion think was better, the 2003 Super Bowl champions or the 2004 team? And lastly hear the unique way Deion found out he was Super Bowl 39 MVP.

We talk with former Patriots offensive coordinator and four-time Super Bowl champion, Charlie Weis. Highlights include a surprising comment on the 1996 AFC Champion Patriots team, the moment he thought that Tom Brady might be different, his favorite coaching memory that occurred during Super Bowl 36 in 2001 and much more.

In this episode of Pats from the Past, we are joined by former Patriots wide receiver and current running backs/kick returners coach, Troy Brown. Brown discusses the rocky beginning to his Patriots Hall of Fame career, the interesting way he learned he'd be playing defense, the fascinating way that Troy Brown would define his New England Patriots legacy and more.

Pro Football and Patriots Hall of Fame cornerback Ty Law is our guest on this episode of the Pats from the Past podcast. Ty discusses what the wait is like during the Hall of Fame induction process, his Fab 5 for the Class of 2021 Hall of Fame induction, a surprise selection for the toughest receiver he faced and more.

Former Patriots defensive end Jarvis Green is our guest on this episode of Pats from the Past. Jarvis discusses the differences and similarities after playing for both Coach Nick Saban and Bill Belichick, what sacking Peyton Manning twice in the 2003 AFC Championship game meant to him, life as an entrepreneur after football and more.

Former Patriots assistant coach Dante Scarnecchia is our guest on this week's episode. Find out what Dante is doing to keep busy during his retirement. A surprising revelation on one of the greatest moments in his coaching career. Plus, How the Patriots offensive staff would prepare for the opponents 'Game Wreckers' on defense and more.

Multiple Emmy award winner, and VP/Senior Coordinating Producer at NFL Films, Ken Rodgers is our guest. Rodgers produced and directed the inaugural 2011 'A Football Life' film that had Coach Bill Belichick wired for every game of the 2009 season. In addition, he directed the documentary 'Two Bills' featuring Coaches Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells. Rodgers tells the amazing and serendipitous story of his start at NFL Films. He shares his thoughts of having a front row seat to document the greatest dynasty in NFL history. He also discusses perception and reality when it comes to Coach Belichick.

On this week's episode of Pats from the Past, we talk with former Patriots G/C Damien Woody. Woody discusses playing for Pete Carroll and his success after New England. Did he think he would survive after Coach Belichick's first squad meeting? Plus, Getting "the yips" on shotgun snaps.

We speak with best selling author Jeff Benedict, author of "The Dynasty, " the definitive narrative about the two decades run of the New England Patriots. Benedict discusses his inspiration for writing the book, his favorite person he interviewed for the book. Plus, Jeff makes the comparison of the Patriots to the Beatles.

In this edition of the Pats from the Past podcast, 2020 Patriots Hall of Famer Richard Seymour joins us to reflect on his career with New England as a member of 3 championship teams, the story behind 'Richard and David's' (Patton) excellent bye week adventure, the politics behind the Pro Football Hall of Fame debate, his later years playing for the Raiders and his memories of Al Davis.

In this edition of the Pats from the Past podcast, former Patriots fullback Sam Gash joins us. He discusses the lost art of playing fullback, his mano a mano battles with a Hall of Fame linebacker, and missing the Patriots Super Bowl run in 1996.

Former Patriots running back Tony Collins joins the next Pats from the Past podcast presented by Who but WB Mason. Learn about the Patriots player who impressed him the most when he entered the NFL. What it means to still hold the 36-year-old rushing record he owns. Plus, the end of his NFL career and how he turned his life around after battling addiction.

In Part of 2 of our conversation with Lawyer Milloy on the Pats from the Past podcast, presented by Who but WB Mason, Milloy discusses becoming a Super Bowl Champion, his surprising release from the team and his friendship and camaraderie with teammate Ty Law.

In the first of two parts, former Patriots safety Lawyer Milloy is our guest for the Pats from the Past podcast presented by Who but WB Mason. In this episode, Milloy talks about his pre-draft meetings with Bill Parcells, his business as usual approach to going to the Super Bowl his rookie year, and a memorable trip to Pittsburgh with Tom Brady in advance of the 2001 AFC Championship game.

In Part 2 of the latest episode of "Pats from the Past Podcast, presented by Who but WB Mason" Scott Zolak tells us what he thinks his best game was, the unique contract negotiation he had with owner Robert Kraft, and how he transitioned into a role in the media.

In the next episode of Pats from the Past, former Patriots quarterback and current color analyst Scott Zolak joins us. In Part One, Zolak tells us which HOF quarterback he was a ball boy for growing up, his recruiting trip to the university of Maryland, and the origin of the 'six shooter', and which future coach put an end to such celebrations.

In Part 2 of our Pats from the Past podcast presented by Who but WB Mason, Ty Law shares his thoughts on the Pro Football Hall of Fame process and why his three interception performance in the 2003 AFC Championship wasn't his best game.

Patriots and Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback Ty Law is our guest for the latest episode of Pats from the Past podcast, presented by Who but WB Mason. In part one, Law joins us for a rollicking conversation, including his definition of CAT coverage, and his surprising choice for the toughest receiver he had to cover.