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Learn more at bentley.edu. I don't know if I've ever sat in this seat before. This is kind of intimidating. I'm in Fred's seat now and like all these buttons and these, it's just weird. All these things you can do. I know that it's a... Is it cool if I just start pressing random buttons over here? That's my last day here. I don't care. As long as there isn't a button that says any kind of words that could get us in trouble. So we were just talking... We'll wrap up the Hard Knocks thing. Yeah. This is one of the most fascinating episodes of Hard Knocks. First of all, the fact that they're doing it in season is interesting um second of all if you are a member of the patriots coaching staff

and you see this episode you are furious because on several different occasions they show that the

cults knew exactly what the patriots are going to do in so many different aspects of it. You know, I was telling you about we played the clip of Mac Jones where no one there seemed to respect Mac Jones. Their whole thing was what you've got to do is you have to get in this guy's face. We need to make him make bad decisions. And what did they do, Joe, you were just telling me? Well, they were blitzing him.

They blitz them 12 times, the most times the Colts blitzed all year. And they knew. And the Colts don't blitz very much, yeah. And they said, that's what you got to do with this kid. Blitz, blitz, blitz, blitz, and they just show like a montage of them going after the kid. on top of that, I played you the clip of Ventron,

who was the special teams dude, was freaking out the sidelines.

Used to play for the Patriots. Yeah, used to play for the Patriots. And they talk about his relationship with Bill and everything, and they show the block punt. And then you see him on the sidelines. It was like, just like we called it. And then the screen says two days earlier. And it shows them in the film room calling out that exact play. Like they're circling the gap that... Which explains like the over-the-top reaction from Bubba on the sideline. I called it. It went exactly the way we thought it was going to. I mean, it was almost like they had the Patriots playbook before they showed up.

It's just a great episode that is probably going to piss them off.

And we were joking about how, you know, was this their Super Bowl because they beat the Patriots.

This is Frank Reich and special guests afterwards in the locker room.

Tonight we went up against the number one seed in the AFC, right?

We know where we want to go. And we got to beat teams like that. We had a lot of respect for that team, right? That's a good football team. But I got to say, we dominated in all three phases. We dominated. We simply dominated in all three phases. You just got to call it like it is sometimes. As great as a victory as it is, it only counts as one win. So I just want to award a special

game ball here, right? And I just want you to know this, that our owner, Mr. Ursa, he never wavered

in his belief. I talked to him ever, he never wavered in his belief. He's always had our back,

and I know this man right here does whatever it takes right to get us back up there so

game ball to mr. ursair oh here we go hey and I knew when he walked in there in that hat I knew we

were going to win it's a cowboy hat man well it's such a it's such a huge huge win and you look at the history who had it with these guys

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