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Now, the show you'll be talking about in therapy.

That wasn't meant.

Felger and Mass, presented by Draftkinks on 985, the sports hub.

I guess 70s, 60.

I don't think we're going to have advanced warning. I don't think there's going to be like a coach K-style farewell tour. I don't think you're getting any of that. Well, you get a win? Do you think you'll get a whiff or a hint or it's just going to be one daily, whoa, Bill's decided to step away? I think whenever he leaves it, he's going to want to leave it in good shape.

You know, one thing I can remember. daily, whoa, Bill's decided to step away. I think whenever he leaves it, he's going to want to leave it in good shape.

You know, one thing I can remember from covering him on the beat, this is years ago,

was, like, he, I remember like there were a couple of situations, like, where he felt like

Bill Parcells, who obviously had been his boss, had left a couple of teams

in pretty rough shape, you know? And I think there was sort of this resolve that whenever he left

New England, he wasn't going to do that. Like, he wasn't going to walk away from a team when it

wasn't, you know, in better shape than he found it. And so, you know, I do think he's driven to prove that he can win without Brady

and win at a high level without Brady.

I do think he wants to leave it, whoever he's leaving it to,

whether that's Bill O'Brien or Matt Patricia,

or whoever it is that winds up succeeding him.

I think he wants to leave it in good shape or whoever it is as the coach after him.

Okay, Burt Breer, our buddy Burp Breyer, Sports Illustrated, I'm with Rich Eisen, the Rich

Eisen podcast about Bill Belichick's future. That's a couple days old. But I wanted to do this

today, so it fits in with our theme. And well,

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