These guys know how to connect with you about Boston sports.

Where do you think people, I'd blank, go.

Telger and Maz on 985, the Sports Hub.

Despite the fact that it is very difficult,

and I know Bill could speak to how difficult it is

for these players to win cases like this against the NFL, there has been a precedent of one player fighting

exactly making the same argument that Edelman's making and winning, and that was in

2012 when Richard Sherman was popped for four games for PEDs, he fought the league on it,

and he ended up winning because he said that the test was

ultimately mishandled.

That is what Edelman will fight here, and if he can convince the arbitrator, as Sherman did,

there is a chance that this thing could be flipped.

All right, that's Jeff Darlington of ESPN.

And sort of talking about Edelman's chance here

and how he's basing it off of the Richard Sherman successful appeal.

Now, excuse me, I think it was six years ago.

Did he say 2012 in that report?

It was 2012 or 2014.

Whatever. And how there's similarities.

We tried to piece this together the other day as well in terms of how it was worded,

inquiry that Dan Graziano report on ESPN about how, you know, Edelman was going to

appeal this thing. It sounded like it was kind of like Sherman, but was it? So I'm trying to piece this together here. So there's a first part of the Darlington thing. Play the second cut, Jimmy, if you could, please. If he goes down with the argument of the administration of the test and the process that followed after it was administered, he has a much better chance to win. And now he has picked up some pretty high-powered attorneys in New York who have defended

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