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Bill Belichick spoke yesterday in Orlando.

Robert Kraft spoke today in Orlando, and we're sifting through the sound.

Obviously, we had Bill from yesterday, so we've got plenty of that loaded for you and ready to react to. And Kraft again is just as it sort of happens today. We'll start rolling in the sound in a second when we get all set up. But are there any as, before we get started with it, any striking takeaways from you, from either Bill yesterday or Kraft today so far from what you've heard? Yeah, to me, the Belichick one that I sort of walk away from is, and I know we had some

of this in the email exchange, it feels like Bill's on his good behavior right now, cooperative.

And I hear that, and I say, Bill knows that there's a huge backlash out there right now

from the Super Bowl,

and he's trying to make nice to get everybody back on board, whether it be fans, players,

whoever else, and so he's going to be on his good behavior.

I would like, for once, for him to actually answer a question with an answer that tells us

something as it pertains to Malcolm Butler in particular,

but I'm not surprised he didn't.

I mean, I wasn't expecting any sort of significant, you know, I would say discovery or

revelation as it pertain to why Butler didn't play in the Super Bowl.

But the mere fact that he's on his good behavior, I think tells you that Bill knows

that people are angry about it.

Yeah.

So to me, that is one that just jumps out to me is how he's making nice.

Maybe, you know, Bill's not above this.

Maybe he realizes he needs some friendly voices in the media.

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