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Welcome back to the Minicom Show featuring Lenny, the only NFL podcast for one of the hosts

things you need high-likes to execute a backside dig. That's Lenny. I'm Minicombs,

and I am joined on this holiday week by a guest who actually, according to producer Dan Stansick,

was on this podcast on this exact date last year. Marcel, Louis Jacques, you are here to preview

the AFC East. First I'm going to ask you what Dan asked me. What about the AFC East to use

screens? Independence. Independence? I think it probably leads the league in teams with the red,

white, and blue color scheme. We've got the bills and you got the Patriots. That's about as

Patrioticus against, right? That's actually such a good answer. You asked me right. On the fly,

yeah. Well, it's pretty obvious why I have you on to cover the at least obvious to anyone who

knows you because you did cover the bills. Now you cover the dolphins. At one point, are you going

to move to Boston or New York? You should do that. It's like the EGAWT. You should cover every team

and just switch every couple of years. It's just be like the Ryan Fitzpatrick of the ESPN NFL

nation. I definitely don't want to leave the ESPN. I want to put that extremely out there.

But I think the money to move me to Boston does not exist.

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