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Shime, what is up first this morning?

Well, Greg, let's begin with your New England Patriots.

They enter day seven of training

camp today. Yesterday was the second day with pads. Josh Dobbs, the backup quarterback, spoke with the

media yesterday, and he talked about Josh McDaniels and his offense. Here was Josh Dobbs. Yeah,

I mean, every morning comes in, he's like, do you love football? You know, so he comes in with the energy. He sets the tempo. And I think, like, his, his just urgency to get it right is what I really enjoy, you know. Obviously, you can always have the excuse of his first time in the offense, you know, the first time on the practice field. You're still getting the, getting the understanding down. But his standard is to get it right the first time, to understand it, ask the right questions, and execute at a high level each time we get something. So I really

enjoy it. Like, it's, it's a very intense. We work hard, but that's what we love about the sport.

Okay. I like it. Yeah. I like it. I mean, I think it's going to be, you know, we're all sitting here.

And the Josh McDaniels Brady thing, I think that's like long gone.

Like, you know, like we all know Brady was great and he kind of was the reason why.

But Josh McDaniels having success with Matt Jones and that being so fresh in our mind are now like, okay, Josh should be able to do some stuff. Were you saying the reason Brady was great was Josh McDaniels or the other way around? No, no, no. I was saying Brady was great because Brady's great. And Josh was just more of the passenger. He was a passenger on that whole thing? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I would say to a certain extent, right? You know, by the time, you know, Josh and Brady are working together, I think he, you know, Brady kind of elevated once he was after Charlie Weiss and, you know.

Who would you say Wiggs is better as a coordinator as just a standalone career, Weiss or McDaniels?

Hmm. See. Because both failed McDaniels? See.

Because both failed miserably on their own.

Yeah, yeah. But Charlie did do well with the Jets, I believe, in Test Verdi.

So they went to the AFC championship game, and I want to say that was 98 when Parcells and Belichick were all down there.

I think Charlie Weiss was the offensive coordinator of those Jets teams.

He was, correct.

Yeah.

And so when you kind of look at that, like –

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