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To me, the whole thing with the finger on between the legs, antiquated.

Arcane.

And weird.

The whole thing is freaking silly.

It's Felger and Maz.

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My final hour, Felger and Maz, quick Maz tier justification coming away here.

Isaiah Wynn was on the Patriots in 2018, but went down with an Achilles in the preseason.

Ah, ha!

Oh, I don't remember that.

Me neither.

He didn't play that year. That's right. He got hurt early. I'm just reading from an email. Okay. Yeah, I don't remember that. I do. How do you say it? I do. Sony Michelle had six postseason touchdowns and a monster 2018 run, so I don't care what you guys say.

It was worth the pick, even if the rest of his career was a bust.

But Isaiah win out that year within Achilles. Okay. So still. That's right. I felt like he was, I know we ragged on it, but he was serviceable. I don't look at him as a bust. He wasn't a bust. He was a bust. He sucked. Disappointment, not a bust.

There's a big difference. Number 23, Bill did okay in that area. 23, he gets some decent players. Like, when I think busts, I'm thinking like Dolly Parton busts, big guys you grabbed it early that just you were like, you expected so much. And they suck. He didn't suck. He was just, eh. He wasn't good.

I thought he sucked.

Back to your phones on everything.

Tom and Newton, what do you got, Tom, on the Pats? Yeah, hey, guys. So just, you know, weighing it on Bill and sort of what he's been saying and doing lately. You know, get that audio from the other day. He's talking about, you know, Cleveland and everything was wrong about that completely leaves out, you know, the disaster that was going on then, Bernie Kosar, the quarterback, just complete revisionist history. Then he starts talking about the early 2000s, Pat, leaves out all of his top players, leaves out Tom Brady, then you come up to today's day and age, won't even say Matt Jones's name, given money to his, you know, largely unremarkable players today. Like, what it comes down to is two things. One, he thinks it's all him. And number two, anybody who is flashy or commands a lot of money, you know, so your skill position players, he doesn't want him. He hates quarterbacks. He hates those guys. He hates paying. He thinks it's all him. He wants middle of the field, middle of the roster, middle of the pay scale. That's his sweet spot.

Definitely.

And I think he's fine at it.

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