What's up, everybody, welcome into the next Pat's podcast. I'm Phil Perry. We have won-uped ourselves yet again.

Out here at the Super Bowl in Phoenix.

We've got some great guests for the podcast this week.

Spoke to Eagles general manager, Howie Roseman, Eagles head coach, Nick Siriani, to talk about receivers because this is something that the Patriots, I believe, are going to need to pursue this offseason if they want to get to where they want to go.

We're also talking to former Patriots running back, former Eagles running back as well.

Might not have the best memories of Lageret Blunt in an Eagles uniform.

But we are talking to Lagerop Blunt, big back of Patriots championships past that I think will have some great input on how the Patriots

should be treating Ramandre Stevenson both on the field and at the negotiating table moving

forward. So we've got a great conversation with Laguerre Plum, but I want to start with this

receiver conversation because this I think is instructive for the Patriots moving forward here.

Not necessarily what's happening on the Kansas City side of this year's Super Bowl.

They've got the best quarterback in the world.

Really hard to replicate that.

But what is going on on the Eagles side of things in this year's Super Bowl?

And how have they built their team?

And how can the Patriots potentially, potentially follow their blueprint to get to the same general vicinity in terms of overall success?

The Patriots don't have a Jalen Hertz style quarterback.

They don't have the dominating offensive line that the Eagles have.

But what the Eagles have done at the receiver position these last

few years to me has been eye-opening because it wasn't all that long ago that they fielded in

an offense that included and featured receivers. Jalen Rager failed first round pick and J.J.

Arthega Whiteside, Arthega Whiteside, failed second round pick.

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