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may be experiencing. So call them at 617-7-9-3-5,000. Hi Wiggy. How you doing? Ted Johnson, hello.

What's up, boys? How are you? Well, we got a lot going on today. We are going to be joined by Rob Grankowski and by Ben Watson together at 420 on today's show.

We got a whole bunch of guests coming up.

But right now, I want to welcome to the show, a man who's internet doctoring nearly derailed our Super Bowl dreams.

Dr. Chow.

Good morning, doctor.

Or good afternoon, doctor, whatever it is here.

I'm doing fine.

Look, can I get one of these shirts?

No, you get nothing from us.

You're on the social medias suggesting that Drake May's arm is going to fall off.

It's quackery, as they say.

As they say, a Twitter doctor, as you say.

A Twitter doctor.

I like to say I'm a doctor on Twitter.

A former NFL team position on Twitter. Okay. I mean, rather than the other way around. But look, it's all good fun. But let me tell you something. Look, I actually like the Patriots. I went to school in the Boston area. And let me give you a Boston reference. I've literally told this to my GMs before when they're like, what,

this guy's injured this out? They get mad at me. What I literally have told them in meetings is

I'm Paul Revere. I'm not the British. I didn't hurt Drake, May. I'm just telling you

there's something going on. Okay, that's it. That's it. Just the facts. I'm not, I'm not rooting for him to be injured. I was just saying, you know, it is what it is. And you guys know, it's the NFL. There's always injuries. And Coach Rabel, who I love, by the way, go back a long ways with him, too. I love Coach Rabel. Great job. Yes. Is it overblown? Yes, because it's the Super Bowl and it's your starting quarterback. Yes, it's overblown. We got to get you a shirt that says Drake May's healthy. When you look at the injury and Ted and I have been talking, you know, clearly, we're no doctors, but I feel like I'm going to put M-D on my Twitter page, so that might work.

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