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more on that coming up. Al Koken is going to join us today. Smell test later than Tim Murrayer.

Good friend will join me to talk about Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, and some other college games

as well. Well, all of the sudden, the Patriots look like the Patriots.

And I'm not just saying that. I'm not just saying that because they won the game last night

against a banged-up Indianapolis Colt team. I'm saying that because of what they put on the field

last night, on offense in particular.

Brady had Edelman back, and he threw to him early, and he threw to him often.

Seven catches, 57 yards. That made it easier for Gronk, who had six catches for 75 yards.

Even though one potential catch got knocked out of his hands and was intercepted,

Josh Gordon caught Brady's 500th touchdown pass,

Philip Dorset and Cordell Patterson are weapons.

Brady's a pretty good weapon,

but I haven't even mentioned the fact that James White was their leading receiver

catching 10 balls on 14 targets for 77

yards and a touchdown. And then, and then maybe the revelation for the Patriots, not a

revelation if you're a college football fan. And you watched Sony Michelle at Georgia last year.

In fact, his game in the semi-final win over Oklahoma was the game that everybody said,

oh, no, no, it's not Nick Chubb, it's Sony Michelle.

Wait a minute, Michelle is the second best back in the country behind Saquan Barkley.

And in fact, Sony Michelle looks like the real deal.

Last night, he rushed for, I think, five and a half yards per carry, over 100 yards in the game.

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