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Greg can't wait to rap in Atlanta.

Welcome to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.

My name is Dan Hansus, and I'm joined in a stadium filled with heroes. Mark Sessler,

Chris Wessling, and Greg Rosenthal. What is up, boys?

Hey, Dan.

We are on the concourse, section 119, to be exact, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, the site of Super Bowl 53,

and another conquest for the New England Patriots who playing essentially what was, Greg,

a home football game.

Maybe we're talking 40,000 Patriots fans in this building, maybe more, maybe

50,000 cheering hard for a team that didn't put up a lot of points, but their defense hardly gave

up any. A 13 to 3 win for the Pats title number six. And I can feel the electricity coming

off you, Greg. Another victory for the house. The house wins again. We got to, we got to fake some energy here. We got to get up after a long, long week. And I know this isn't going to be one of your favorite podcast, Dan, but it was kind of an old school game and an old school night. It reminded me of New Orleans when a lot of people were behind the Patriots, not necessarily in that crowd, but around the country, that it did

feel like a Patriots home game. And it almost made it too easy to write after the game that

it was come full circle. It was teammates picking up Tom Brady, who didn't play particularly well.

I think he had one of his

worst games in what was probably his toughest season in a long time. It was a defense, and the

linebackers especially getting after the opposition. It was a veteran secondary that let them

be creative up front. It was their best cornerback. Stefan Gilmore having a great game like

Thai law did back in the day,

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