I do not think, I do not think.

So what are you getting this?

Guy Rava.

Even listen to yourself when you talk. Hey, hey, we're live. Woo-hoo! Turn off your radio before it's too late. Hate it, hated, hated, hated, hated it. I told you this was a bad idea. Felger and Mass, 985, a sports hub. If he's sick, even once he returns to practice because he's trying to get set for the Super Bowl, chances are he might have a few bad practices because he's not 100% healthy.

So we'll get that out the way.

What's one of my favorite, if not my most favorite saying on this show, stay off the weed.

There are some reports where they're alluding to that was a possibility.

So I'm not about to absolve Malcolm Butler.

You brought in second and third stringers while leaving Malcolm Butler on the bench for the Super Bowl.

You got a championship on the line.

Evidently, this brother was reliable enough over the course of three years, where he just

missed one start over the course of three years. But you're going to wait until Super Bowl Sunday

to make this statement, not to mention the fact, not only did you make the statement,

but you made it right before the national anthem was played. Come on now. Bill Belichick, to me, is the greatest coach of this generation. Yeah. But to do something, this is pure. This looks like pure evil. So I just think that as the game went on, I started to ask myself, you've got to put him in. What are you waiting for?

Why don't you put him in the game?

And then it occurred to me.

Once he got that far, he couldn't.

What if he put, and I say he couldn't for his own benefit?

What if he puts him in and the game changes?

Then Butler gets exactly what he wanted.

And then they win and they say, the brilliance of Bill Belichick, he punishes a player but puts him at just the right time and they win again.

Oh, no. I thought that was going to happen. But I'm telling you, I think Bill, it would have made Bill sick to his stomach if he put Butler in and Butler made a difference. I was waiting for. That's what I'm telling you. Malcolm Go, the sequel, where he just goes in and makes a play on like one play to win the game. Exactly. Exactly. Like here it is.

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