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Felger and Mads 985 the Sports Hub.

The ball on the right hash, is oh, motions tight, stands up on the right wing.

Brady under center.

Turns with a play fake to Michelle.

Thrift throw down with a wide-up,

a door set up at the 10, right to the 5.

Scooting in for the score.

Touchdown, Patriots.

That was another tight window throw for Tom Brady. Boy, he really threaded that thing in there.

I know there wasn't much room.

Very little margin fair on that.

He put that right in the mail slot.

Otherwise, he had a pinpoint accuracy on that one.

Hour number three, Felger and Maz.

I think Stittem could have completed that pass. The freaking Jets. You could have completed that pass. Hour number three, Felger and Maz. I think Stidim could have completed that. Freaking Jets. You could have completed that pass. So, but Dorset, who needs to end? Honestly, I know this sounds too. And because I've said this before. I don't need Antonio Brown. Just throw to Philip Dorset. He went into the game with 23 catches on his last 23 targets to Tom Brady,

from Tom Brady, not including the playoffs last year. This is a regular season streak in the regular

season, 23 for the last 23. Great number. Last year he went, and last, yesterday he went six for

seven. And the seventh might have been a catch. He didn't get the replay. They reviewed it.

There was no clear angle that showed he caught it. Tough one to reverse, but it was called incomplete on the field and it was upheld on video review because there was, again, there was no good shot of it. But I think he probably caught that one. I thought he got it. So it should have been seven for seven yesterday. It was six for seven. So, but for some reason, Brady needs more than Philip Dorr, you know, it's just not good enough for him.

For some reason, that guy's not in his circle of trust. He's like, Maz. He's a slut for talent. That's really what it is. Like, there's a real pedigree with Antonio Brown. He's a superstar. He feels like he's one of his peers. He's on his level in terms of that superstardom. so that's why he wanted him here.

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