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It's Phil Grimmaz,

905, the Sports Hub. All right, hour three of Felger Mazz.

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Every week at this hour, join by Christopher L. Gasper.

That's Lee.

Christopher Lee, Gaspher of the Boston Globe in our town for entire studios. And so he joins us today. Hi, Christopher. Hey, how are you guys? Good. How are you doing?

I'm okay. Okay, so we got some things on the agenda here with Chris. He wants to hit on the Celtics and Smart. He wants to hit on the Patriots and the stretch. Why don't we start with Brady? Do you actually want to pick up the baton from smoking Bob Sosie?

I do.

I thought Bob did a nice job.

I did a nice job enumerating some of the challenges that Tom is dealing with.

So go ahead, expand yourself with them. Why do you need to add? Yeah. I mean, I can not add if you don't want me to. No, I mean, I just think, I think that, you know, look, he's come to the realization of what he has and what he doesn't have and he can't come right out and say it, obviously.

But this is a, you know, look, he's come to the realization of what he has and what he doesn't have,

and he can't come right out and say it, obviously.

But this is a limited, compromised offense that he's dealing with.

And I think the biggest difference between other years and this year is I think in the past,

even when they were limited, you saw progress.

It feels like this offense is regressing to me. I mean, what do you guys think? Do you think it's getting better or worse? I haven't seen progress, no. I mean, there's no progress there. The last three times they played, it's been 20 offensive points. You look at having fewer than 350 yards, I think, in three straight games. Like, it's going in the other direction.

I think if he were seeing improvement and they were scoring 20 points, 23 points,

he'd be okay with that.

But I think the issue is that he sees the thing going backwards,

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