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To me, the whole thing with the finger under between the legs, antiquated.

Our care.

And weird.

I mean, the whole thing is freaking silly.

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Boston, Maz and Murray remote at Banners.

So we got a little split squad here going. They're at Banners right next to the garden in advance of Bruins-Montrell, which we've been talking about. We'll continue to talk about. Real quick, there was breaking news today on the Patriots coaching staff. Murray, why don't you just reset that again with the role of Joe Judge? Yeah, again, Bert Breyer, MMQB, tweeting it out, reporting Joe Judge,

Joe Judge will be in an assistant head coaching role with the Patriots this coming season,

and on the field, he'll be working closely with special teams, including Cam Accord,

who is still here and not fired.

How do we feel about this, maz?

I think it's a joke. So there were two things about this that interest me.

First is that, excuse me, it looks to me like Judge has gotten a promotion.

Assistant head coach, Mike, you tell me.

I mean, that is a, that's typically the coach's right hand, right?

So I don't know, Maz, I don't know.

I'm sure in some cases that guy is super important. I bet there's other cases, and maybe this is one of them, where it's just a title. I mean... Now, Bert put in the tweet that it's similar to the role that Matt Patricia had with the team just a couple of years ago when he was signing the contracts and barbecue sauce type thing, you know, so he's doing administrative stuff behind the scenes. It's a real job. To me, it's a cushy, well-paying job that lets you hang around. And like, you fail upwards into a role like this. Well, they're not paying them. So that, look, Maz. Oh, right. So fine. He's still under contract. So listen, whether it's a real job or not, Mas, it's gross. Yeah.

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