Hey, what's up everybody.

Welcome into Tom Carnes Talk podcast, Phil Perry alongside.

We have a great show for you today.

Not only is there, Phil,

we also have Mike Kliss from Nine News in Denver. You've probably heard him in the past when we've

done Denver games. He is a gumshoe reporter. He gets in there. He gives you details. He's going to

take us in depth on the Denver side of things in this AFC championship game. But one of the things we haven't spoken about enough this week is the noise.

Drake may talk about it.

Talked about it.

You know, we use the sound kind of every road game.

Really, I think really every road game this season we've used it.

So just, you know, I think the loudness of the stadium for this week will be different than what we've kind of heard just because of the AFC championship at a road opponent that has had history of, you know, win Super Bowls and playing in playoff games and has a great team. So it'll be the magnitude of the noise will be probably something we haven't, you know, seen this year yet. But, you know, the Silent Council, council we've been working all year and we've been in Buffalo and Baltimore you're

using silent counsel where it's tough to you know here in the huddle and and tough to for the

line you hear me so we just go on the silent and we've done a good job you know Phil the Grinch

made a great point on his program back in well I would say probably the late 60s when

it first

aired, it was, uh, all the noise, all the noise, noise, noise, noise.

If there's one thing I hate, it's the noise, noise, noise.

It's the loudest stadium in the National Football League, Phil, and it's a problem.

And the Patriots are going to have to deal with that.

Concern level for you that this team hasn't had to deal with it against really anyone in the same extreme level they're going to deal with it on Sunday.

Yeah, they probably haven't.

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