Celtics Open with Record Threes, Patriots’ Struggles & NFL Week 8 Picks

In this episode of Missing the Point, hosts Dave Clarke and Rayshawn Buchanan celebrate the Boston Celtics' thrilling season opener and analyze the NFL’s biggest Week 8 matchups. The show opens with the Celtics’ explosive victory over the Knicks, where they tied an NBA record with 29 three-pointers. Dave and Rayshawn dive into standout performances from Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, discuss Joe Mazzulla’s impact, and break down what this dominant start could mean for the Celtics' championship run. Can Boston sustain this high-powered offense all season?

Switching to the NFL, the hosts address the New England Patriots’ ongoing struggles, focusing on rookie QB Drake Maye’s development after a tough matchup in London. They debate head coach Jerod Mayo’s future, considering rumors of locker room turmoil and challenges the Patriots face on both sides of the ball. Wrapping up with NFL Week 8, the hosts make bold picks for key games, including predictions for teams eyeing a playoff push.

Listen in for sharp analysis, big predictions, and insider insights on the Celtics and NFL!

Timestamp Chapters:

0:00 - Celtics Season Opener Recap: Record-Breaking 29 Threes

1:05 - Jayson Tatum & Jaylen Brown’s Impact & Celtics’ Game Plan

5:00 - Breaking Down Knicks vs. Celtics: Key Moments & Tactics

10:38 - Celtics’ Championship Potential & Season Projections

24:46 - Patriots’ Troubles: Drake Maye’s London Performance

42:13 - Jerod Mayo Under Fire: Patriots’ Locker Room Challenges

47:02 - NFL Week 8 Preview: Key Matchups & Bold Predictions

55:00 - NFL Playoff Outlook & Final Thoughts on Celtics & Patriots

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Mike Marcangelo

Dave Clarke

Rayshawn Buchanan

Bob Kelly

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