Good morning from Gillette Stadium on a Patriots Tuesday after a 3315 win over the Giants for the New England Patriots.

That is the 10th win in a row for this team who are 11 and 2 heading into the bye week.

And the vibes are strong around here.

Guys, good morning and hello.

Oh, good morning.

Good morning, Curtis.

Hi, Greg. How are you?

Wiggie, coach.

Hello.

I mean, I-

Welcome back.

Hey, thank you.

It's unbelievable when you look at this football team.

They just get it done over and over and over again.

It is absolutely amazing to see what this team is able to do. And granted the game, you know, you look at the game and maybe the Giants, they cut it to a two-score game. You're like, all right. But at no point in time that I feel like, you know, I thought that they probably could have easily blown them out. Yeah. I mean, they beat them pretty good, but they could have blown them out by 28.

I thought the they probably could have easily blown them out. I mean, they beat them pretty good, but they could have blown them out by 28. I thought Joe Buck did a great job of highlighting how brutal the traffic was on Route 1, so America knows our headache. I felt even worse for the guy that was probably heading in from like Swampscott, and he got parked and he gets in the the stadium and he's like, you could have just gone home then.

I mean, it was 10-0.

Yeah.

And the other thing that I just, I have been forced to be more appreciative of just simply playing good football after the last couple years and watching the NFL on Sundays when

the Patriots aren't playing, they are today the best record in football and they are the best team in football today.

Doesn't mean they're the most talent.

It doesn't mean that they have a definite spot in the Super Bowl, but they are today head and shoulders above the rest of the NFL.

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