I think you've got to guys around here that are tired of losing around here and the guys that want to win.

I think that's what excites me most.

We guys want to win around here. I think the past two or three years around here and the past year for me, I can only speak for myself. But I think there's guys around here that are tired of losing and want to win. This is WEEEI afternoons with Andy Hart, Nick Fidsey Stevens. and three-time Super Bowl champion, Ted Johnson, on W-E-E-I.

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We, EI Afternoons, Hardo Hart here, going to respond to Drake May.

Everybody wants to win, Drake.

Are you willing to do what it takes to win?

The commitment to do what's necessary.

All quarterbacks want to win. You know why? Because it's glorious. You get $500 million, all that. That's why maybe they speak to the media after the season ends. Why maybe they attend the press conference of their new head coach. Have mercy. Maybe why they get their receivers together multiple times in months earlier. That was last year. We're looking forward, man. I'm just saying, am I wrong that everybody wants to win? Everybody wants to win. Is everybody willing to do what it takes to win? That is, that is true. But you're suggesting that he's not willing to do that. We'll find out. We'll find out. But Drake May is at Patriots training camp, as Tom Carren just noted with us a few moments ago. I'll tell you something you already know. Yeah. He has been good. He's been completing a lot of passes when he's not under pressure, when he's not having to pull a T-Boh and pull the ball down and run because of the pressure. And by the way, if you missed our conversation with Tom Carren,

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And tune-in apps, we are everywhere, sort of like Christian Gonzalez.

Because I'm going to start with a positive today. Every time I look at today, I didn't promise every day. I said today. Two hours in, now I'm going to start with a positive. I know, like, this is sort of stating the obvious because Christian Gonzalez is a, you know, all-pro corner. And he's a top 100 player and all these things. Every time I watch him, I'm more impressed by him. Gondo? Yeah, not to say he's never given up a reception or any of that. Just you look at him and he has the total package, the length, the size, the speed, the quickness. I watched a one-on-one tackling drill with your boy, Efton Chisholm.

And Efton Chisholm caught the ball. He ran up, and it's that open field. And as they closed the gap, Efton Chisholm is all jitterbuggy and doing all these things. And Gonzo could not have looked cooler and calmer. He just stood there, looked at his watch. Are you going to get all that dancing? Are you done yet?

It was almost like... Had a bite of his toes,

took a sip of coffee

and then just like got the job done.

There was a bite of his toes, took a sip of coffee, and then just like

got the job done. There was a hint of disrespect in the way he handled the rep like, good. You think I'm going to fall for any of that idiocy right there? I'll wait for you to be done and I'll tackle your ass. That's a vet. That's a veteran. And I love that. I would also like to point out,

Gonzo looks like he knows that year three

is going to get him that $33 million,

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