tied a halas chicago bear record. ball out of the hands, and it is ruled incomplete. hit by trey flowers, making place late in this game. >> phil: trey flowers, everywhere, number 98. hands coming forward. made some good run stops. >> jim: remember that time it just happened to say in a production meeting to bill, "did this happen because your dad, you would've never met by chance george halas?" he said, i did, 10 years old, went into the locker room, my dad introduced me to george halas. miller with a catch, thrown dow down. said he congratulated halas on the win, and halas reached in his pocket and gave him a dollar bill and said, "the first time i get congratulated on a win by the young man, i give him a dollar bill."

imagine that meeting between two of the legendary coaches of all time happening when he was just a little boy. 3rd and 6. and it is caught by griffin out at the 16-yard line for a first. >> phil: this game, it is in the hands of the new england patriots. as catch by griffin that time. but patriots, they are not splitting up on the defensive side. still double-teaming deandre hopkins, and they are going to make brock osweiler throw it to somebody else. >> jim: you want to complete the shutout. the last time they had a shutout was week 17 of 2012 against the dolphins in a 28-0 victory. almost intercepted, strong did not make the catch. >> phil: jamie collins, he is

something on that defense. >> jim: with an interception tonight too. >> phil: yep. patrick chung watching him, leading the eyes of the quarterback, he is going to make a big hit is strong dust catch it. -- if strong does catch it. >> jim: missing one of the most important players, dont'a hightower out with with a knee. another one to add to the list. here goes miller, his longest run of the evening. good for 15. >> phil: would have loved to have seen that in the first half, first quarter. that was the whole plan, to do that, and it never worked. >> jim: griffin.

there by mcclellin, the former bear. >> phil: the biggest thing too, talk about this patriots defense, we write notes. i remember writing on the top of the page going, multiple, they do about. they didn't do as much as we've seen them go the first couple of games, but the difference i've seen in the last five years years, this defense is stacked and it shows. >> jim: another catch by griffin. who has had a busy night on these throws underneath. that is its his eighth catch fr 52 yards. >> phil: chris long once again right back there, almost getting a sack. you take him out and to bring in jabaal sheard. that's a pretty good trade-off. yeah. >> jim: stacked up, miller, no gain. collins. >> phil: you know what i think

think, all this plays that are talked about, everybody can play two and three positions, you jut don't know what you're going to get because of that versatility, where they're going to lineup, who is going to cover who. >> jim: 2nd and 10. flowers has it that it down. that's trey flowers, and mcclellin putting on the heat. >> phil: jay mcclellin from chicago. been a rough, rough night for brock osweiler. guys are not getting open, some big hits. we said it, bill o'brien, look at that, sacks, curries, knockdowns. he's tough.

got a good presence on the field, leads this football team. >> jim: that was hopkins trying to make an acrobatic catch. of course, they will go for it here with 3 minutes to go. >> phil: to talk about bill parcells, you know, when you lose these games like this, it is up to the quarterback to set the tempo for the following week. by the way, i was a little upset. he took tracy wolfson's call earlier in the week. when i call him, he never picks up. you think he's still mad? >> jim: yeah. >> phil: a little bit of a rough time. >> jim: sure sounded like brissett was his favorite quarterback to be around very first number 11? >> phil: called him, like, five times this week, no answer. >> jim: 4th and 10, incomplete. this defense is maybe even hungrier than they were in the

first quarter as they are sensing they are about to close out a shutout. >> phil: so many players, you got to keep performing because there is somebody great on your heels wanting your job. >> jim: texans only shutout in the regular season happened back all the way in '03. second season. but they weren't were shut oute playoffs last year, kansas city. last year, they had five regular-season wins in a row coming in here. with their loss in the regular-season, the most recent one december 15th against cleveland. blount squeezes out one more yard, and we're going to be sending it to the "mazda postgame show," interviews, analysis, highlights coming up

on the "mazda postgame show." you know, marshall faulk said something tonight when they were making predictions for the game which i thought was a strong and good comment. he said, if you can't win this game tonight with all the patriots that are out this evening, how are they ever going to beat them? that might be a mentality to get past that heard up tonight. this was a chance for them, a win at new england would have meant a lot for them to build off of. >> phil: when you win, what's the old saying? what did they ask you the day after the game? did you win or did you lose? we don't care about the circumstances. if tom brady is out, did you win? it feels great. but they were outplayed from start to finish here tonight. >> jim: two-minute warning. time to bring the night to a

close.

>> jim: back for the last 2 minutes here as bill belichick is just 2 minutes away from getting the ninth shutout of his time in new england. where do these two teams go from here? so early in the season. you can't make crazy predictions about what this is going to do for the rest of the season for a squad, but how does it affect them? >> phil: when you lose like this, they'll recover, jim. they'll get back and go back to work and realize it's just one game. and we see teams changed dramatically every year from the start of the year to the middle. the nfl season, i always say, even when i played, it's like four seasons. you've got to hang in there and see what your team develops into. and you lways hope at the right time of year it just clicks, the chemistry, the health, playmaking, all of it just clicks. that's how you win a super bowl.

this is not going to destroy houston, the fact that they have been beat up and manhandled here tonight. >> jim: how 'bout for the patriots? knowing the likes of hightower will be coming back eventually, gronkowski should be healthy down the road. and that guy, number 12, as well, just a few weeks away, october the ninth. tom brady's return at cleveland. first, though, they'll be hosting buffalo in week four. there is the brady return game. cleveland. >> phil: i'll say this though. i'll tell you one thing. we haven't talked about enough tonight. they are going to be happy with their offensive line, how physical it was. i think this patriot team, another wanted to do that in this off-season, get back to being physical and running the football and not just relying o- >> jim: look at this, allen steps up from the 39. he had dropped back to punt.

been one of his great nights. >> phil: just to give themselves a little more room. >> jim: delay of game, offense, 5-yard penalty. >> phil: woke the crowd up for a minute. >> jim: having fun, still coaching, 1:15 and still trying to come up with something creative to maybe draw the texans offside. to no avail. >> phil: you know, you talk to bill, i said this story before. bill, what about this? oh, i love free agency, i love looking for players. i love the combine, i love the draft. i love old ta's. he complains, and he complained to us and i think rightly so. they don't get to practice enough. >> jim: there is a fair catch, again, just feasted tonight on sending the texans back teeth.

six punt inside the 20, and by my count, that is six punts that had eventually finished from the 13-yard line or worse. >> phil: tremendous special spel teams night. for the patriots. he got up when i started talking about that, didn't he? i knew it would. i did on purpose. that's the thing, let's cut back on games and practice. don't have enough time to get backups ready as it is. >> jim: play for blue out to the nine with a minute to go. when it all comes to an end and they had to the locker room, i wonder if coach belichick might give a game ball to brissett. maybe he'll give him the same

ball back that brissett gave to the coach. here. here, coach. [laughs] instead of thanks, he said, give this back to me after the game in the locker room. blue backing in for a first. and the texans are going to call it a night. >> phil: what a night. that's exciting. >> jim: he was a point guard in high school, led his team to a state championship, 32-1. runner up, mr. florida basketball, to boston rivers. so he's an amazing kid. and when parcells pouches as much as he has for brissett, made phone calls, you know he is something special. >> phil: that says a lot. >> jim: just the third week of the season, and it is a short week. there is romeo, 20 years

together with bill -- bill parcells first, later here with belichick in new england. great font and friendship there. wilfork, probably the next time he walks on to this field, they'll be presented in some kind of patriot hall of fame honor. he will be recognized in time. >> phil: hoping to get one more shot at a playoff game. >> jim: if that happens, they may not be facing young jacoby brissett on that occasion. got to think it will be tom brady. a shutout victory. patriots tonight, dominate in all. >> phil: special teams outstanding, great plan on both sides of the football. they took care of the rookie quarterback.

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gillette stadium shortly as the replica lombardi trophies that michael irvin has in his house will soon be renamed the belichick trophy because that is what he tweeted out. if bill belichick was going to beat the houston texans on thursday night football, and he not only did that, but he shut him out. 27-0. >> bill: oh, man. >> on social media saying, michael, do you need an engraver? i say, yes. that's incredible, what we're watching. just incredible. >> unbelievable. >> 27-0. >> we all picked houston to win this game. >> don't just take that. >> first time i predicted it victory for a visiting team in foxborough. wasn't even a close ball game. this was domination in every which way, jacoby brissett, what a great start.

>> just move up for a franchise quarterback, went with our third guy running the ball, good special team, take that. >> when you say "we" chose the texan team, you may knew, -- you mean you irv, -- >> i know that's not true. i know jim nantz give you props about what you said on the pregame show, but you set the word texans. i set the width patriots. let's go to england right now, jim nantz and phil simms. >> jim: guys having a great time, wasn't the kind of game most people thought we were going to witness here tonight, and you think about jacoby brissett, they've got the many by coming up -- mini bye

up, then braided back, possible that brissett, as good of a job as he did tonight, extraordinary in a short week, third week of the season, he could possibly not see the field the rest of the year. >> phil: that's what's amazing. the game plan, steve mariucci, all the guys here, they know, football is about count, but the one game with an coaching really is extremely important. you have talent and you have good coaching, you can become a star. you can have all that talent, coaching's not there, tonight was a clinic on offense, how to protect. defense change dramatically. you talked about it all night. special teams were a whole mother story too >> jim: dalton's against the bengals on nfl network only, a quick thought about that game?

>> phil: looking forward to seeing the offense. ryan tannehill has been throwing well, but cincinnati has denver this week, the same thing, every week is important in the nfl, probably be doing the opening next thursday night going, it's almost a must-win because that's what it always feels like in this week. that's why so much fun to cover. >> jim: will see you this weekend found in philadelphia, the doubleheader game. >> phil: see a lot of me. you get paid extra for that? >> jim: do it for free. coming up next, your local nose. news. don't miss "late show with stephen colbert" followed by "late late show with james corden" tonight, only on cbs. 27-0, patriots. and for more football, the mazda postgame show continues on nfl network.

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> protests against police violence has not only taken in the streets, philadelphia malcolm jenkins is one of the latest nfl players joining the cause. jenkins is quoted in a new time magazine article about players' protest. 49s colin kaepernick who led the way when he took a knee during the national anthem is featured on the headline with pearlless fight. jack bell had the chance to talk with malcolm about all kinds ever things. it's been an odd week for jenkins. he and his three teammates protested during monday night football. some fans were supportive, some others were outraged. i deciding to go one on one to speak directly with you and explain his position. the biggest reason for the protest for me is to force this conversation on people. it's to a point where now it has to be had and there is no other

option in my eyes. and so a lot of people say, you know, well, why do it for the anthem or do it some other way. the truth about that is we've done it other ways. whether it be through interviews, on social media, in the community and that gives people an opportunity to ignore it. if it's not affecting you, you'll ignore it. and the one thing that everybody loves is this football field, this nation, this country we have a lot of pride in it and so when you do something during the anthem, it forces everybody to address it. itreally don't understand the anti-military claims. nothing that anybody has said protested across the league has ever mentioned anything about the military. i can understand why people because of the national anthem. people should say you honor those who sacrifice for those

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