Mike from West Roxbury rejoins the DoaR crew to dive into a wide-ranging conversation on Boston sports. The episode opens with a breakdown of the Patriots’ stunning collapse against the Bills after jumping out to a 21–0 lead at home, raising big questions about what the loss means for their division hopes, defensive reliability, and overall playoff readiness. From there, the discussion turns to the Celtics and their climb out of a 7–7 start, examining whether Jaylen Brown’s emergence as a leader during Jayson Tatum’s absence is enough to sustain momentum in a crowded Eastern Conference. The crew also digs into the NBA Cup debate, asking whether the tournament carries any real meaning after the Knicks opted not to hang a banner, before checking in on the Bruins’ steady play and the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Red Sox offseason. The episode closes by looking ahead to Jake Paul’s upcoming bout with Anthony Joshua on Netflix – a fight that sparks debate about legitimacy, spectacle, and what it could mean for boxing moving forward.

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