What's up in a bit of telling me.

This time, world champion, and there you? Literal boots on the ground. I happen to be wearing boots today. It's about 60 degrees. It's a beautiful day here.

There's already plenty going on. All right. Well, we want to get, we want to vomit you out into the streets of Indianapolis to make sure that you cover everything.

I will make a note of weather.

The missus and I went down to Nashville, hoping last Wednesday, just a brief visit,

that we would enjoy the same 70 degree temperatures that we were experiencing in New England on that Wednesday.

When we got there, no, it was 35, 35, 35, 35, 35.

And rained like, well, it peed rain on us on the first day.

So despite that, I feel really refreshed. We had a great time and I'm back and ready to get at it.

And Philly did a great job last week, talking to J.C. Jackson, who clearly wants to get paid and clearly ought to get paid, undrafted guy, who's got 17 interceptions over the last two

years, 23 past breakups. My question is, and we're going to get into the level of play of J.C. Jackson,

what exactly he is. Is he really good? Is he a

ballhawk or is he a shutdown elite corner? But for the Patriot's purposes, is J.C. Jackson

a luxury item at $17 million per year, whether it's franchised or in a long-term deal?

Boy, $17 million a year, you've got to be more than a luxury item.

I think in today's NFL, Tom, you could make the argument that having a number one corner

is a luxury item.

That's what I mean.

It just hasn't been proven that you need that to get to the promised land.

And, you know, that's been the case for the Patriots, right?

The Patriots have had a lot of success with number one corners. But if you just look at this past

year's postseason, I know the Rams had a number one corner, but he wasn't a shutdown guy in that

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