Today on Quickslandster podcast, kicking through the rubble of a 1914 win.

The Patriots moved to three and two.

The Senator Phil Perry back in the confines of the Commonwealth.

He'll break it on now, right now.

On Quickslancelance a podcast. Music break it on now right now on quickslanza podcast it's It's 8.50 Friday night.

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And Phil and I are sitting down to button up the pod, give you people something to listen to over the weekend on through your Sunday football.

And it's good to have the Patriots out of the way.

Good to see them at three and two, I think.

I can be candid about that because it's no fun to watch, you know, the dumpster fire.

And you wrote it independently of me, and I detected that Bill Belichick would feel the way that he did at the postgame.

In the immediate aftermath, for the first eight to 12 hours, I would think, they didn't give a shit how it looked.

They just went on the road after a horrendous game against Carolina.

They buttoned some things up.

They did some game management down the stretch.

They escaped with a narrow win,

but they didn't give a crap how narrow it was.

Plenty of work still to do,

but they get a check mark in the W Boxville.

I was actually surprised by that.

So that shows just how you've got your finger on the pulse of the Bill Belichick emotional meter.

Because I thought we were going to go into the locker room and it was going to be a, yeah, we won, but a lot of head scratching and sighing and rolling of the eyes because it was just so ugly.

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