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the herd in los angeles sunny day again in Los Angeles.

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The herd, wherever you may be and however you may be listening, IHeart Radio, Fox Sports Radio, FS1, Joy is almost over completely.

The Tylenol heavy in a haze because of a dentist appointment on Monday.

So I have Envisaline and I got a procedure done that's supposed to accelerate the teeth movement.

And it's a lot of work.

And yeah, listen, you know, beauty is an investment.

Yes.

Don't I know. What better investment than yourself, you know, beauty is an investments. Yes. Don't I know. What better investment than yourself, you know? It's almost healed. It's like, you know, when you do something in your teeth, they're like sore, it hurts to chew? Yeah, it's one of those. Yeah. But I'm doing good. All right. Well, it's beat up on Bill Belichick week. I've often said that about social media. Nobody has the actual courage to go at the tsunami or the avalanche. They just jump on board and bury people. So this week, we beat up on Belichick because he's no good. And Tom Brady won the divorce. And we all kind of know quarterbacks, if they're great, are more valuable than coaches. Pete Carroll got fired a bunch of times, then he got Russell Wilson, and now Pete Carroll's going to be a Hall of Famer. That is not to say Pete Carroll doesn't matter. But Mike Tomlin won a lot more games when Big Ben wasn't wobbling all over the field like an old man. And Sean Peyton won a Super Bowl when Drew Breeds was closer to his prime than at the end. We know that quarterbacks matter more than coaches. You know, what's the split? 60, 40, 70, 30, what-evs? But it's beat up on Belichick week because Brady's had so much enormous success. But it should be noted, Bill's the best football coach ever. Ask his peers. Ask Sean McVey. Ask Mike or Kyle Shanahan. Ask

Parcells. Ask Jimmy Johnson. I have multiple times. Ask Tom Brady. Just think about this.

Think about dynasties in a sport where the average player lasts four to four and a half

year. So dynasties are hard in football because guys get hurt.

Vince Lombardy's was seven years, 60 to 67.

Bill Walsh, seven years, Chuck Null, seven years.

Belichick's like, bruh, triple it.

But that's all Brady.

We know that's not true.

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