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And a three-time Super Bowl champ and a one-time MVP, Julian Edelman now joining us on the set,

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I always think it's fascinating

to talk to you in moments like this, because these games, I've had so many pros tell me,

there's regular season games, there's playoff games, and then this is the flashlight,

flashball game, like, is different. Go to your first series of every Super Bowl, even for you.

I mean, even in New England, practices were intense. Yeah. Is your first series of every Super Bowl, even for you. I mean, even in New England,

practices were intense. Yeah. Is the first series different? Is there, I mean,

Michael Irvin said, like, in warm-ups, the first time, like, couldn't feel his legs. Is it different?

It is very different. The lights are brighter. And early in my career, they still had the flashes. So I used to play on kickoff team. And remember you see those epic shots of all the flashes from the first

kick-up for the Super Bowl. And that first drive is one of those feel like we got to get, we can't

dip our toe. We got to dive into the water type drives where

anytime we had a force block I remember the first time going in and blocking cam

chancellor on like the first play I would always go in and try to light someone up to clear

the cobwebs everyone's a little nervous there everyone's thinking about stuff it's the

first play of the game I remember I went in and lit up, tried to light up Cam Chancellor,

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