Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, Bo Hess, and now, the end is near. Bo. Belgar and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub. How you doing, thanks for taking my phone call. I just want to talk about the Patriots. They're too cocky right now, and let's not forget about those jets when they came through with Rex Ryan and Sanchez when they came through and and blew the doors off those picks. I couldn't believe it. Oh, my goodness. Brandon, how do you know the Patriots are cocky? We're cocky. How do you know the team's cocky? I mean, they underestimate so much people. I mean, they under-talk. But we all know that they're cocking. They think they can win every game, but believe me, you can't understand your opponent when Tennessee comes in and you guys think you have it wrapped in a bag, guys are losing, just like how... Okay, well, I'm going to stop you. I mean, because, well, I mean, we're doing that. I'm doing that. I think the Patriots do a better job of not doing that internally than any team I've ever seen in the history of sports. Well, and especially this team right now, I don't think they're cocky at all. I don't think they're playing great. In fact, I sort of have to worry that their confidence isn't high enough. Like, you know, if you're not playing great and you have doubts about the operation, and I'm not saying that's what they are. I'm just saying that's what it's look like.

But if you have any doubt about you're not playing along, you get up to a bad start, it's more likely to snowball. So to me, I told you, I don't feel great about the way they're playing here down the straight. My interest tomorrow night's in the quarterback, because I think it's going to take a lot for them to lose the game. but I don't think they've played great in a while.

So, you know, I would take Tennessee in the take a lot for them to lose the game. But I don't think they've played great in a while.

So, you know, I would take Tennessee in the points tomorrow night.

Plus the idea that there could be freezing rain or sleep down there or whatever worries me

about the ability to get any sort of footing on the field.

Tom Brady in his last five games, quarterback rating of 81.6 that ranks 17th in the league.

His yards per pass attempt is 6.95, which ranks 15th in the league.

In the last five games, his TD to interception ratio is 6 to 5 after it being 26 to 3 in the first 11 games.

So, to me, I don't go Tom Brady there. I go passing game because I think it's as much to do with his receivers who have either been hurt or don't fit the offense, Brandon Cooks, or his offensive line or things of that nature. I think that's not all on Brady. But the fact is the passing game has not been great for over a month. I expect it to be great tomorrow night. But let's see. I would think it would be better, considering that he's getting James White and Chris Hogan back. Yes, and he's probably, you know, 14 days off should be healthier, should be fresh, and all of those things. They're home and rested, and so I'd expect them to score a lot of points tomorrow night. But it hasn't been good for the last month. I mean, that's just the fact.

White's a big one.

He's a key guy.

Sean in the car.

What do you got, Sean? Yeah, I just want to call because I'm a big Patriots, Sam, but all these conspiracy theories, all these Patriots fans about Jimmy Crop will come back. It's driving me nuts. and what a lot of people don't think is, even though the flake gate was last year, everyone

knows something happened with the balls and the Patriot.

And what happened in result of that?

Jimmy Garoppolo got those first couple games to show, you know, on a national stage,

what he was capable of.

So all these people that are upset that Jimmy left and all of this, he got that

attention because if the Patriots, because if the Flake Gate never happened, when would Jimmy

play in a couple of meaningless preseason games? He won't be on nearly as many teams' radars if

the flight gate never even occurred. Okay, so what's your point? That the Patriots ultimately

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