What's going on, everybody?

Good morning.

We're back.

I'll tell you one thing.

Total and utter light out conditions, treacherous driving on the highways and byways, a state of emergency in the entire state, a state of emergency in the city. It takes

more than that to keep all of us away from a victory Monday. A Patriots are Super Bowl-bound

Patriot Monday on this radio show. Everybody, well, almost everybody is here this

morning. I can't believe it. Curtis, I cannot believe that we are talking about this New England

Patriots team after all that we had been through the last four years on the way to the Super Bowl. I can't believe it.

I went to one game this year, and it was the loss at home to the Raiders in week one.

And I remember walking back to my car being like, I can't do another year of four and

13. Like, I just can't. And then to sit there yesterday,

and when you win, when your team wins the first of the two AFC and NFC championship games on Championship Sunday,

that night is euphoric.

Because you sit back, you know you're already there,

you're just waiting to see who you're going to play,

and you're listening, if you're me, you're listening to a soundtrack of Mr. Super Bowl himself,

Tom Brady on the call.

And I just, I could in a million years have never predicted this.

The only team that was more surprising is Wiggies in 2001.

Yeah.

But like every part of this is shocking.

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