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Noah says it like they do.

What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Mads.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

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Felger and Maz on Christmas Eve. No Felger, no Mas, no Mazz, no Murray. So you get me, Matt McCarthy, Ted Johnson in the Maz chair. We've got Brendan Glass Sheen in the update studio, Mason Sousa. Handling everything behind the glass. 617-779--5. And the big boy is here. Greg Bedard himself. He's sponsored by Jarvis Ford. As John and Michael Jarvis, like to say, honesty, integrity, and family. It's not just how we do business. It's who we are. Jarvis Ford, just off Route 2 in air. I see you lined up on the phone lines waiting patiently.

We will get to you very quickly here, I promise.

But real quick, I just wanted to ask in kind of piggybacking off the discussion, we were just having about the Patriots defensive play calling, which Greg Bajard now thoroughly

hates.

The Patriots were never really this aggressive, right, Ted?

I mean, there were so many times where, I mean, it was the Bill Belichick,

you know, GTFB defense, right?

And you could speak to this better than I could.

But why in the last year and a half?

And it's been really good.

I'm not criticizing it.

I'm just wondering where this change has come from. And it speaks and it goes into your question, who's calling

the defensive plays? Who's the signal caller? Who's having more of an influence on this? Could this

be Steve Belichick kind of putting his, you know, his thoughts and his flavor into, into dad's

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