B-Pod Studios And now, I'm just trying to spell it out for the list. Felger and Mask. S-T-O-O-O-P-I-D. T-E-P-I-D. B-O-B, boom. Isn't that, Bob? Felger and Mask. Q-U-U-I-T-Q-K. Okay, thank you. No, spell up for me, too.

I'm an idiot. 98-5, the Sports Hub. Sound number two, Felger and Mas, Murray and I from Town Fair Tire Studios here in Dorchester. The Reentry Monday is presented by East Boston Savings Bank. Presenting sponsor of Felgren Mazz on 985, the Sports Hub, and the simulcast on NBC Sports Boston remains draft kings. Murray, you think the Patriots are working off a master plan this offseason or a little bit more by the seat of their pants? Yeah, I think it's the latter. It's the seat of their pants. It really, this whole thing

feels like, as much as it feels like a scramble for the NBA and NHL to try to, you know, salvage their seasons, that's how it feels for the Patriots right now. Like, do they really know who the quarterback is going to be? Do they trust Jared Stiddem? Are they going to maybe trade Stefan Gilmore? I know you're going to get into this Ben Volen call him, but the whole thing just feels like, we'll figure it out.

Okay. And I think most

fans feel that way, not all, but most feel that way. And so I think the team is starting to push back on that. I think they're starting to push back on that. And I can tell team propaganda when I read it. I've been on all sides of it. So I'm uniquely qualified. I've been on the program, off the program. I know it. I know it when I see it. I've been on all sides of it. So I'm uniquely qualified. I've been on the program,

off the program. I know it. I know it when I see it. And this is not to disparage anyone who's

reporting it, but it is what it is. When I read Andrew Callahan in the Boston Herald on Saturday,

I guess he posted it on Friday, but you know me, Murray, I need the...

You need the tactile paper.

You sanitize that first before you read it?

Well, you know, that's a good point.

Quick.

Sprang it down.

As I put the hand sanitizer on,

Andrew Callahan writes on Saturday in the Herald,

Pat's plan coming into focus.

He says, in retrospect, the Patriots' first major moves revealed everything.

Hours from the unofficial opening of Free Agency two weeks ago, safety Devin McCordy resigned.

Then minutes before Free Agency started, the Patriots beat the buzzer by placing their franchise tag on Joe Tuny.

Combined, those two moves cost the Patriots almost 38 million and soaked up most of their cap space.

It was a silent sign.

Their other high-profile free agents would not return.

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