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It's Felgram Maz on a Wednesday, A. Anthony, how are you?

Good you?

I'm just peachy. We're going to start off talking Patriars Chargers. Sunshine Wednesday. Anthony, how are you? Good, you? I'm just peachy.

We're going to start off talking Patriots Chargers. Sunshine Wednesday. Something tells me we're going to talk about it all day with Paul Prillo from Patriots Football Weekly, Sunshine.com. He'll join us in the 4 o'clock hour. But I want to lead off today, and I sort of said we would do this yesterday, with something that sort of came up on yesterday's show. and we just sort of hit on a tangent that I wasn't expecting.

But let's, let's probe it further, and it's this. Well, Baderd was in,

the big boy was in. And I asked him, and we sort of, we came about, but he had this take that the

Chargers, there's just no area where you could say the Patriots are better than the Chargers,

none, maybe special teams. And then people pointed out, and it was fair, to say, coaching. Coaching, obviously, that would be a check mark. It's not on the field, but that's definitely something you could say the Patriots have on the Chargers, coaching. And I presented that to Bedard. and his answer, and we'll play it for here in a second in a little bit,

was lukewarm at best.

And his answer was, yeah, it's an advantage, but it's not what it's not what it once was.

And Bedard said, you know, he lost some faith in Belichick from last year's Super Bowl,

some faith in Belichick from the Super Bowl the year before.

And Belichick, you know, his faith in Belichick and that coaching advantage, the gap is not

as, not as big as he would once give a credit for.

I went, huh, hmm, that's an interesting answer.

And then let's add on one more thing.

Tom Brady's season, which is a down year for him and sort of tied into that bleacher report thing yesterday about, you know, numbers don't lie and he's getting old and da-da-da-da.

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