It is a Patriots Tuesday, also a Thai Tuesday, Thai law with us at 9.

This morning we are at Jolette Stadium.

After yet another Patriots win, we are going to get to, they said it, coming up in about 20 minutes.

And certainly hear what Mike Rable said about Christian Ellis and the demolishing of the future

potential for any children that Jackson Dart may have. But in the meantime, we have leads left

this morning. Hello, Courtney. Good morning. Hello, good morning, everybody. Whether it's Wiggy,

Matt Light, Rob Ninkovich, Tylaw, whenever you guys talk about the glory days and the Patriot Way, you talk about the player accountability and how it was players keeping each other accountable. It had nothing to do with coaching. And that's what we were lacking the last couple of seasons. There were no players that would keep the rest of the team accountable. There were no

players that would maybe scare other players into wanting to be better or wanting to perform. And I found

that Steph Diggs after the game yesterday said something that could indicate that the Patriot Way

is all the way back. Here's what do you have to say.

Part of camaraderie, you know, guys really pulling for each other. It's not fake out there.

You want guys to play well. You want the guys around you to play well.

Throwing those extra blocks and doing all that. I think it goes a long way, especially from like the receiver position, like guys out there really trying to spring the running backs

for yards. And we're super hard each other. think the accountability is there uh coming from when a guy you know doesn't get

as many yards that does this like we all hold each other accountable and it's uh it's like

we built that standard so i think that's the biggest thing man what a delight he has been

i was just going to say Greg we were served a narrative about this guy.

We've talked about it before on this show, and it just couldn't be further than the truth of

the player that we have in front of us. Now, talk to me in five years. Things may change. I don't

know. But the player we have right now is not the player that everybody both locally and nationally

told us he was going to be. And it's a credit to the players in the locker room. It's a credit to Mike Brable. We asked him about it last week about what has changed, what has made this team so special. And he talked about putting certain guys in that locker room. That's what changed. It is the beauty of his soul. And Cardi B saw it before any of the rest of us did, really. You're so right. I mean, is it the story that he changed, not that we were sold the wrong story? Sure, yeah. And maybe Mike Vrable had something to do with that. Or that Mike Rable could see the potential there that other coaches couldn't. I just think, like, maybe he changed from who he was with the bills or with other teams, but I don't necessarily think he came here and during training camp was all of the sudden now this completely different person in the regular season. And I think that there was a lot of narrative about how he was a pain in the butt.

He was a headache for the coaching staff or a headache for his teammates.

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