These guys know how to connect with you about Boston sports. I can't disagree with that. Pelgar and Maz on 985. The Sports Hub. I'll say this about the guaranteeing and the predicting things. I think it's totally different when it's an underdog. Like, I think Jacksonville doing this. And didn't Mercedes-Louis, you said, write something really interesting today in in the Players Tribune? Yes. Talking about Tom Coughlin and how he has changed the culture there. Tom Coughlin. Woo. But his headline on his story was, we can beat anyone. Yes. Yeah. But the tenor of the story was that relative to from the day he left last year to the day he came back this

year, the whole thing was different. And the culture he attributes to Cothlin. Which I buy, but again, he's sort of saying we can beat anyone, which is another way of saying we can go into New England and win. They're confident. And Ramsey's predicting the confident, which I think from their perspective is actually okay. You know what I mean? it's like that is not what Pittsburgh did last week.

Pittsburgh has a prohibited favorite,

disrespected and overlooked an opponent,

and thought they were going to be somewhere else,

and they didn't even have to, that they didn't even have to show up.

No, Jacksonville is a marked underdog

that's trying to talk itself into the fact that it can beat the Patriots. Different. Still not the way I would do it or that Bill would want his team to do it. But I think it makes it different, doesn't it? I mean, it does. And I think some of the teams that have beaten you when they've been confident in talk. And we've said before, you know, the Jets had a different mindset.

They beat you.

The Ravens have a different mindset.

They beat you.

The Giants had a different mindset. They beat you. They were all underdogs. They were all underdogs, either coming in here or in the Super Bowl, prohibitive underdogs. So the Giants had to treat it a little different. So that's all, and that's where I think the Jaguars are.

I don't hold that against them.

They're trash talk.

I don't.

The Steelers, whole different thing.

When you do that as all, and that's where I think the Jaguars are. I don't hold that against them. They're their trash talk. I don't. The Steelers, whole different thing. When you do that as the favorite and you're overlooking opponent, that is bad news. Well, look, and as the details come out as to what happened in Pittsburgh. I mean, you look at that and say, oh, great stuff, by the way. They just have, they lost, I put that whole thing on Tomlin. I'm sorry, I do. That whole thing on time. They were just out to lunch.

He didn't have that team under control at all. Yeah, it was Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post Gazette. Can I read it? Yeah, go right ahead. So Pittsburgh Post Gazette reported today that Tomlin wants his players and coaches to report to the locker room two hours before kickoff for games. Which I even think is a weak-ass reporting time. What do you mean two hours? That's too tight. That's a small window. It should be about four hours. But go ahead. The buses, I think, the last bus gets there three hours before. If my memory serves, maybe even earlier than that. But that's usually the time frame, three hours. Two? So anyway, he wants the players to report two hours before kickoff end games.

Take your time. than that. But that's usually the time frame. Three hours. Two? So anyway, he wants the players to report two hours before kickoff and games.

Take your time.

No need to rush.

He says, and Bouchette says that that was continually ignored by both players and a coach

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