Felger and Mass.

You'll sport dork orgy. So sporty. Oh, yeah. So sporty. Oh, yeah. Sports and sports and sports. Sports in your face. Sports. Feltgern mess. 905. Sports Hub. Takes the snap. Dropping back. Feeling pressure. Loads up and throws a long ball left for Robinson. Behind the defense.. It's knocked by Jackson and intercepted by Harmon in the end zone.

What a terrific recovery by the rookie J.C. Jackson and the reaction by Duran Herman.

Boy, what body control by Harmon.

Dron Harmon with another fourth quarter interception and another in the end zone.

He has 13 now, career interceptions in the regular season, plus three in the playoffs.

11 of them in the fourth quarter.

Six of them in the final two minutes.

He comes away with another pick in the end zone at the 441 mark here.

All right, hi, everybody. Welcome into the program.

Felger and Mazz on a re-entry

Monday. There was the

closing play. Once again, Duran Harmon.

So she just gave you the numbers, so I don't even need to ask. But how many times have you done that? Yeah, on a deflection. I mean, it's all the kid does. Anyway, Patriots win yesterday over the Minnesota Vikings, so that will be obviously a big topic of discussion today. But we're also going to do some other stuff. We'll go around the league with the Mike McCarthy firing in Green Bay. We got some Celtics thoughts off a big game by Gordon Hayward on Saturday against the Timberwolves. I want to do a little bit of the heavyweight boxing. So we'll get to that this hour as well. But your opening thoughts on the Patriots yesterday against Minnesota. Good win. Good win. And the thing that makes me feel that way more than anything, obviously, is the defense.

So, you know, the offense still had its issues or some of them anyway, and I think that those are going to be ongoing,

because I don't feel great about Rob Grancowski, and we'll get to them aware of that later.

But defensively, oh, I thought they were terrific. I mean, really, I thought they were terrific.

And unlike the Kansas City game, I felt like obviously the Patriots were confusing cousins,

you know, disguising looks, all that sort of stuff.

And then on top of it, they sustained it in the second half.

I started to worry that at the end of the first half, it was starting to come apart there a little bit.

Based on how that half ended and they were able to sustain it. They confused him the whole game. I get some thoughts on the Vikings and their inability to adjust, which I'm sure we'll get to as well. But give the Patriots all the credit in the world. That's a good team that came in here. They beat him. They confused them. They held them to 10 points. I'm actually starting to feel better about the defense as a result. I was going to say, you're buying on the D? I'm getting there. I'm not fully bought in yet because I think the Vikings have had their share of problems and their offensive line feels soft to me. You know, when I say soft, I mean overall, not very good. But nonetheless, the Patriots, I thought, dominated up front with the defensive line. They were able to confuse the Vikings. They got pressure on cousins, which was a key to winning the game and holding them to 10. So it wasn't the Chiefs. It wasn't the Rams. But it's still a good team. And to me, one of their more impressive wins of the year. Murray?

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