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All right, hour number two of the program, Felger Mazz, brought you by the Draft King Sportsbook. We today, however, are coming to you from the Winbet Sportsbook at Encore, Boston Harbor. First Day of Live betting in Massachusetts. It's a big day down here. So come on down and say hi to Big Jim and Badar. They love mingling with the people. And that's that. We're here until 6 o'clock. We've been here all day as a station sports hub, and happy to be here. So let's go back to the phones here, as promised with Greg Bedard. Here's Mark and Worcester. He's been waiting on that Tom Brady thought. Go ahead, Mark. Hi, how's going, guys? I just want to give you guys a little bit of research here. Brady last year had 4,700

passing yards, 25 touchdowns, 9 interceptions. Mack Jones had 2,900 yards, 14 and 11. And for his career,

Max Jones has 36 and 24. So this guy's got to go. I'll hang up and let you talk. Okay. He might not be the answer, but I don't think Brady's coming back here either. So I think that's where he was trying to go with that. Yeah, like, we need Brady back.

If he's going to play, I don't think he's going to be playing here. Brady's not coming back here. Thank you. And, you know, look, people can rip Mack Jones, and they might be right. You know, but I just want to see him with a real chance. I mean, he was a rookie. He had a good rookie season. I wouldn't make anything more than that.

It was a promising start in a good system.

He looked like he was capable of more. And then Bill did what he did this year with the coaching staff and

it completely screwed things up. And if, you know, I just think it's unfair to look at, you know,

rookie year stats or for, I mean, Brady, his first year, you know, he won a Super Bowl, but his first year as a starter in 2001, he had 18 touchdowns, 12 interceptions.

Look at Troy Aikman his first year on a 1 in 15, or Peyton Manning his first year.

I mean, those guys threw a ton of interceptions.

And, you know, so, you know, I understand some of the criticism, and it's legitimate, And, you know, so I understand some of the criticism and it's legitimate.

But, you know, let's just all agree that Mack Jones had a good, solid rookie season.

He looked like he had promised.

We weren't sure about the ceiling.

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