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Sports Hub. All right, 403 in the evening here, Felgram Mazz broadcast on 98.5. That's your FM dial in Boston, The simulcast once again across New England and the country on NBC Sports. Boston, the app will give you us 24-7 streaming around the world. The 95 of the sports app has all the replays. So if you miss an hour, a segment, a show, just listen that night the next morning and you're all set to go. That's how you get us. I promise we'll wrap up these Patriots calls and get to some Celtics and Bruins this hour.

But back to you as promise. Eric in Boston has been waiting patiently. Go ahead. Eric, what do you got for us on the paths? Oh, hey guys. Just wanted to say Sunday about something you said about earlier, Felger, I mean yesterday and then I have a question for Jim Murray real quick. Go. So, I'll go remember you were saying yesterday about how, like, the, the quarterbacks, like, the pass that's up the run. The run does not set up the path, I believe you said. That's right. But I was wondering, like, isn't it kind of, couldn't it be both? Because, like, if the glass of water is half full, isn't it also half empty? Or could it be like a percentage of both? I think it's an old-fashioned antiquated cliche to say that the run sets up the pass. It doesn't work that way anymore. Now, Eric, is it possible that you run the ball a couple times effectively and that sneaks up a safety or a linebacker and then you throw over the guy. Of course.

Of course that happens.

But you can do a million different things like that.

You can run a receiver deep ball day.

Get those guys coming back and then have them run little button hooks and comebackers.

And the deep ball sets up the short ball.

The short ball can set up the deep ball.

The run can set up the pack.

Like it's you can, like it's just basic physics. But I think it's a cliche, though, and it's antiquated to say that in the modern NFL with these passing rules and the things that they let you do in the passing game, that you're going to line up and run the ball to set up the pass? If you do that, you suck. Sorry, you suck. Okay. Can I ask Jim, very my question now now yes uh jim i was wondering if you wanted to hang

out on me sometime i'd like to introduce to the goat next time i hang out with him to the what now

i'm gonna let you go that's grab ass and we're not grab assing to tweet at me yeah yeah to tweet

them that do that on your own time online somewhere in fact i think of the modern NFL i think you can

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