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That wasn't my name.

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To be honest, sometimes I don't really quite understand the game plan, but, you know, in terms of, you know, what goes into it and the snap calendar and all that stuff.

But that is what it is.

And, you know, the past three weeks have been a challenge for sure.

But, you know, it's easy making plays for me. It's just, it's, it's tougher to, uh, you know, to kind of be idle while that, while that goes on. But, uh, at the end of the day, it's like, this is a great opportunity. It's a new week. And just to be able to go out there and practice with my teammates and, and try to, you know, to do what I can to help us win.

I'm excited for it.

I really am.

Whoops, so he's not going to get the chance.

That's Chase Winnevich.

That was one of my favorite comments in the last couple of years.

Sometimes I don't really understand the game plan as he's sitting there on the bench.

But in case you haven't heard, the Patriots have traded Chase Winnevich.

I know it's not the biggest news out there as it relates to the NFL.

But to me, it's a very telling piece of news.

And to me, it represents a lot of the bad decision making down there in Foxborough the last couple of years. So that's where I want to start. It is a big boy Tuesday here in the middle of free agency. Greg Medard of the Boston Sports Journal joins us from our town fair tire studios, Big Jim Murray alongside as well, and Adam Jones in our update studio there's a group yeah it's the axis of evil with you pages fans you have one hope and he's sitting to

my left here in greg but d'art but let's start with the chase winnovich trade uh Greg what's your

take away from that oh my god what a colossal waste of third round pick chaseich was. You know, you can't have it both ways. Like you could say, well, you know, I've heard from some fans because they didn't like my reaction to it. That they're like, well, he just couldn't set the edge. Then why'd you draft him? So you drafted a situational pass rusher, you know, in the third round, wherever he went.

And either that, well, maybe you didn't develop him.

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