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Noah says it like they do.

What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Madge.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

985, the Sports Hub.

Yeah, I personally think this is the biggest regular season game that I could think of ever right now for the Patriots in the last 10 years.

You even go back farther than that.

It hasn't been since 2000 that they've been two and four.

So to be two and three, I mean, that's the place they've never been.

Two and four, I don't even know what it would be like to be in that building at two and four.

And I can tell you this, this is a big week for the past.

Former Patriot Rob Nikovic on ESPN this morning,

St. Biggest regular season game for the Patriots in over 10 years.

So we're talking about it on Agenda Free Friday, which is driven by the Bernardi Auto Group. Catch them at bernardi-a-a-a-crum.com. Back to your phones, as promised on everything. John in Connecticut, Connecticut, excuse me, has been waiting patiently on the paths. Go ahead, John. So I just you know after hearing about just Belch's, you know, day-to-day comments, I'm kind of surprised that no reporters actually kind of went back in and said, well, Bill, is that what we should expect or assume this is what you've done with a quarterback situation in the past two to three years now, knowing that you're going to get Brady out of here, you know, how did you take, what was your plan exactly? Well, so, I mean, no one's going to do that on the conference call, John, but it does feel like, well, no, it doesn't feel like, it's a fact. They botched the quarterback transition. Yeah, the only problem is he's probably the least to blame of anyone. Yeah, maybe so. Right? I mean, he had the plan.

You know, that's a different way of putting it.

They had the guy.

I know, they came out just like that.

Well, so look, okay, but let's make this about Belichick, okay, versus Jimmy G.

Bill was the one who wanted to move on.

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