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It is Tuesday, May 24th.

My name is Rachel Beneta.

That is Peter Schreger, Adam Rank, DeAngelo Hall.

Guys, a lot going on today.

The Spring League meeting is today down in Atlanta. We're going to give you updates all morning long. And we have a bit of a big guest today. I'm assuming that's why Shreger is in his NFL network uniform. The commissioner is going to be joining us. Shrek is going to take you a long time to pick out your outfit today. Are you a little bit nervous?

What's going on?

It was either the green polo, the white polo, the blue polo, or this polo, and I'm on with this polo. I feel like a company, employee. I work at Best Buy. I've got the NFL network thing. Hello, my name is Peter. how can I help you? Commissioner Goodell, we'll have you on later in the show.

You're looking good. Everyone's looking good. Let's get started. It's time for the lead block, baby. Let's go. Happy Tuesday, too, yeah. The Patriots kicked off their OTAs yesterday, and while there's excitement for Mack Jones heading into year two, we still don't know much about who's actually the coach in charge of that offense.

No big deal. for Mack Jones heading into year two. We still don't know much about who's actually the coach

in charge of that offense. No big deal. So for some insight directly from the practice field,

let's head to our own Mike Giardt. Take it away. Mac Jones says when you come in as a rookie,

all the plates are hot. Of course course a reference to trying to join a

program that has been established and in place for many years and get up to speed as quickly as

possible he said here as he enters year two it's a world of difference said not only comfort in the

system but with camaraderie with his teammates although if you talk to teammates last year they said

back did a tremendous job of bringing this group together. Now as for who's coaching Jones, there are a lot of voices in his ear, including head coach Bill Belichick. Jones telling us, look, we know he's the defensive-minded head coach, but he knows an awful lot about offense as well. And he said, I'm a sponge. I'm trying to learn from everybody. The guy that did spend most of his time with him however was former Giants head coach Joe judge who

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