New England had better answers for Seattle’s pressure this time. The problem was what happened once the fourth quarter arrived.

The Patriots built a 10-0 lead before Drake Maye threw three fourth-quarter interceptions in a 13-10 loss. I’m breaking down New England’s improved protection, an offensive approach that I thought became too conservative, Maye getting too aggressive late, and why I’m not buying the talk surrounding A.J. Brown’s injury.

Seattle didn’t have to beat New England the same way twice. New England found a new way to lose it.

The regular season is finally here, and I’m not doing a full Week 1 pick ’em.

Instead, I’m talking about the matchups that have my attention: New England getting another shot at Seattle, what the Rams defense could look like with Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald back in the mix, why Jets-Titans could come down to defense, and Denver opening its AFC West title defense against Kansas City.

We’ve spent the entire offseason talking about what these teams could be. Now I want to see what they actually look like when the games count.

Can Derrick Henry lead the NFL in rushing this season?

He came within 26 yards of the rushing title last year, he’s still producing at an elite level, and durability has been one of his biggest strengths throughout his career. But with James Cook, Jonathan Taylor, Bijan Robinson and others in the mix, the race won’t be easy.

In this episode, I break down why I’m leaning toward Henry, what could work in his favor in Baltimore, and what could keep him from taking the rushing crown.

If you don’t have Henry winning it, who do you have?