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Hour number three in Felger and Mazz here in5 of Sports. I'm coming from the Town Fair tire studio.

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And on the radio side, draft games.

Again, Felger is out today.

Maz in the Maz chair.

Alex Barth in my usual spot.

Update here.

Chiming in. And me, Big Jim, Murray here, direct in traffic, taking calls at 617-77-90-98-5. It's essentially an agenda-free Friday here today it being the getaway day before Thanksgiving. And so we'll go right to your calls. A couple open lines. 617-77-9-0-985. again, treat it as agenda-free Friday,

so whatever the hell you want to talk about.

Like Bob and Needham as a Patriots thought, go ahead, Bob. Yeah, Jim, how are you doing, Tony? I just wanted to try to get you yesterday, but I couldn't. But I think the Patriots could have learned a lesson with the blueprint or the temple, whatever you want to call it, from Dallas.

When they, you know, Landry, Gilbrands, and the rest of it, they blew out the whole organization

after, you know, after that run of success that Dallas had for God, 25 years.

But they cleaned house. They'd get rid of everyone. They didn't keep half the staff and half the coaches and all that stuff.

They just went from a fresh start, which the Patriots should have done.

They should have anybody like Wolf or Groh who were complicit in those drafts.

I don't care what anyone says.

Belichick might have the final word, but they were the ones given the scouting reports to them.

How in the world could you have Col Strange, a Division I-W-A player in the first round? How could you have Dugger, a Division III player? How could I draft SEC or Big Ten, that's it. That's all I want to draft. And then for the seventh round or six-round, then I can flyers on those kind of guys. But it's ridiculous.

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