It's a Patriots Monday.

We are at Gillette Stadium after a loss in week three.

And coming up, we'll talk to Boomer Asiason about all things.

NFL week three at 8th.

So Boomer in about 50 minutes or so, still time to leave a hill note for us on anything.

Obviously, the Patriots, Red Sox, whatever, but leave a hill note for us on anything obviously the patriots red sox whatever but leave a

voice note and we'll play the best ones but you can do that on the odyssey app and then we'll play

the best ones back coming up at 939 45 this morning after a rare content replay on mike rable

who joined us last hour here at Gillette,

but now leads remaining, including this one from Curtis.

Hello, Curtis.

Hey, Greg.

So, pregame, Albert Breer on one of the many local TV pregame shows,

I think it was NBC Sports Boston, noted that the offseason where the Steelers ultimately traded for

DK Metcalf began with the Patriots and Steelers being the only two teams willing to trade

or looking to acquire the receiver.

However, the Patriots were unwilling to part with a second round pick. Now, they also

is, there's theorizing out there that D.K. Metcalf didn't want to come to Massachusetts.

He told, or his people said he was uninterested in coming to New England. And I would say

there are a lot of people that are uninterested in things and then they see a dollar sign. and they go, oh, the seaport looks lovely this time of year. They suddenly become interested. Right. Just like Kevin Garnett never wanted to come to Boston. And then, oh, wow, look you here. He's here and he's like the king of the town. So I just, I don't understand how these tenants remain in place despite the person that's running the football department.

Like, how many second round picks do you have to pee down your leg on before you say, let's trade?

I would have even trade a first round pick.

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