The Felger and Maz podcast is presented by Draft King Sportsbook. To me, the whole thing with the finger under between the legs, antiquated. Arcare. And weird. The whole thing is freaking silly. It's Felger and Maz presented by Draft King Sportsbook on 985, the Sports Hub. Whether he's being shopped, we don't think he's being shopped. No, no, no, I'm going to say it correctly. He is not being shopped. Okay. The report's erroneous. I'm defending Floreo on the sense that I don't know, because I've never asked, if somebody called them up and said, would you trade them? But the active, what I said to you with Joe Fuggazy is the activity of we're actually out there.

We're going to shop this player is wrong.

Like shopping players that you want to trade should never exist.

Because once you know you do that, once I pick up the phone and call you up and say,

I'm trying to trade Joe Fugazi.

You're going to call your sources, who you talk to, who are helping you. Hey, I just got a call from the, I just got a call from the Patriots, and I think they're shopping Joe Fugase. It's out there immediately. So I know as an executive, if I call you up, like I know I could sit here today. and if I was back in the league, I could look and I know whatever GM I called, I would know where that story would get leaked. So why would I do that? Belichick's way smarter than I am. He's going to know that. So he's not, say, hey, I'm going to trade Mac Jones. He knows the repercussions of it. But now, can he stop somebody from asking?

Of course not.

It's our number three of a reentry Monday. That's Mike Lombardi from his podcast on Friday.

I was out on Friday, so I wasn't here for it. It happened later in the day, so you guys didn't even get to it on Friday, did you? No, it did happen late in the show. So, yeah, we get a chance to dissect it now. We had to drop a little something in there in the middle of it. So if you listen on the radio side, that may have cut off a little bit.

But that's just a way to get into some of the Lombardi stuff because he basically said Mac Jones wasn't being shopped. It wasn't like Bill was calling around. Do you want this player? Basically, in the course of normal conversations, he was asked about Mac Jones. And that doesn't mean he's being shopped it means

you listen to what a team has to say on jones as you would listen to what a team has to say on any

player which of course is as he would say fulgayze is using you know harry schmedlap there joe fulgayze

as an example.

Is that what he said?

Was it Fugazi?

Yeah. Yeah. Fugazi. It's bull crap because, well, do you need to explain why it's bull crap mass? Well, because he doesn't want to, you know, Bill doesn't want to be known that he was out there dangling the player for other people. Well, no, but even his explanation, that Bill can't control whether someone brings someone up.

Well, if someone brings even his explanation that Bill can't control whether someone brings someone up.

Well, if someone brings up Patrick Mahomes to Andy Reid, no one's going to bring up Pat Mahomes to Andy Reid. And if he does, there is no conversation.

And if someone brings up, and a lot of these guys, Josh Allen to the bills, there's no conversation. Joe Burrow to the Bengals,

there's no conversation. Someone calls up Jacksonville and inquires about Trevor Lawrence.

The phone gets hung up. They're not entertaining it. So the Patriots obviously did more than

they didn't hang up the phone. I think it's semantics. Of course it's semantics. Yeah, that's what I think.

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