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Felger.

Felxtradamus and Mass.

You're going to get anybody half-decent for free.

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Our three, Felger and Mazz, presented by Draft Kings here in our town for Attire Studios in Dorchester, myself and Big Jim Murray, Maz remotely.

Continue with the Brady stuff.

There was more meat on that bone.

I keep saying, you know, I want to transition to more other stuff.

Talk about the futures of the NBA, NHL seasons. If there is any, do some more news, civic stuff on the virus and all of that, but there's just still too much Brady material to get through. So we're going to continue to do our show. Give a little spot on the dial if you want it. Like I keep saying, you could turn on ROR right now, WROR or fine classic rock station in the Beasley Cluster, you'll hear some horrible fog hat song right now. Mississippi Queen. Something like that. Yes, you'll have an atrocious 38 special song. If you put on our country station, you'll hear some insipid Kenny Chesney music. If you put on 929, you'll hear some sound garden or something. You put on us, you'll hear Brady. So that's just what we do. And so you can still rely on that through these times. We're going to grind it out with you. So the latest is that the Patriots have resigned Brian Hoyer and have told him he will compete for the starting job. And I think that's legit. I think, in fact, that he will work with the first team when the first week of training camp begins whenever that is. He will work with the ones and they will make Stidim earn that job. And it's very possible that Brian Hoyer might be your starter, might start at least some games. He'll at least start training camp as the number one.

And you know what?

I still think you're winning the division.

Am I nuts?

Meanwhile, the pages have cut Stephen Gaskowski.

Finally, you can weigh in on that.

And the Palace Q comes home to Roost.

Seth Wickersham had a follow-up story on ESPN over the weekend,

basically just following up on everything that he wrote two years ago that I think came to fruition. He thought the breakup would happen a little bit sooner than it did. It lasted another two years, but it came nonetheless. And spite and animus and animosity and all those fault lines and fractures that happened in Foxborough the last three, four years, I think all came home to Roost

here. And that's why Tom Brady's a Tampa Bay Buccaneer. And you know who agrees with me,

of all people, Terry Bradshaw on the horrible cell phone. Get him on the line.

In an interview with the athletic, you hear what he said. Here's what he said.

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