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It's Felgrimaz.

95, the Sports Hub.

Yeah. 95 the Sports Hub. An hour number two, Felger, Masth talking NFL, Patriots, spills all of this with your calls.

Our good friend Daniel on the South Shore checks in. Hi, Danny.

Belga, you are driving me.

What did I do today? What have I done? I won't talk over you if you just give me it back and forth, all right? Go ahead. First of all, when you build a team going into week one, you don't build a team strictly on defense or offense. You build a balanced team. You stockpile bodies, and you build a balanced team. And that's what Belichick tries to do every year, because after the week two or three,

the attrition is going to catch up with you. And then this would be an appropriate philosophical argument

winning on defense at the latter half of the year.

But the Patriots were always a team where they could change at will,

not because they had to. This is all an argument. Another argument that you're trying to shovel out to people like me that Antonio, you don't need Antonio Brown. That's what this is all about. I have never heard you in my life say you can win on defense. Of course. Oh, whoa, no, no, no. So now we're going to have a back and forth.

That is wrong.

That is wrong.

I've said you can win without running backs and running games. But the big three, Danny, balance is coaching, quarterbacking, defense. One, two, three. And you've never heard me say you can't win on defense. Of course you can. No, no, no. I don't, no, no, I didn't say you said you can't win on the event.

I don't think you've ever been a proponent of it.

I'd rather have the quarterback. I'll give you credit, Mad, you have. But not you. Third inches. Spread them out. All the ball. Three inches. Spread of wide five. I mean, this is just another example. Now, the beauty of Brown, Evan Brown on the team,

and this is why Brady, I think, is bummed out about it, is he could do all three things. He could do Edelman's job. He could do Gordon's job. He could do his own job going long. He was a versatile player, and I'm sticking on it. I'm sick that he's gone. But don't sit there. And now you're going to judge the defense off of beating Miami and the Jets.

You don't believe in the defense?

What about you? I'm sick that he's gone. But don't sit there. And now you're going to judge the defense off of beating Miami and the Jets.

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