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It would be fun to think that he watched Tom Brady go win a Super Bowl and that he was ultra motivated by that.

But when I ran that by people around the team, they really pushed back on it and they said,

this approach is something completely different.

It's about a roster that has a lot of holes.

And also, and this is key, taking advantage of an unusual off season, the salary cap,

going down for the first time in a decade.

And the Patriots looked at this as a unique opportunity.

They had all this cap space.

There weren't as many teams around the league that they were competing with for a larger pool of players that might have otherwise greeny not been available in a year when the cap went up.

Thank you. been available in a year when the cap went up. And welcome into Felger and Maserati, day two of the Patriots free agent extravaganza.

We got Mazum Murray back in our town fair tire studios.

I am remote.

Let's jump right back into it and continue to get

your reaction on the remaking of the new england patriots and that was mike reese this morning on

espn mason murray and we'll just start with that question he says this current free agent splurge

which continued today with the second tight end on the board or first however you ranked them the bats are now coming home with the top two tight end on the board or first, however you ranked them.

The bats are now coming home with the top two tight ends on the board in Janu Smith and Hunter Henry,

that this splurge in free agency is not about Brady or his success in Tampa.

It's about the unique opportunity mess that the pandemic salary cap has created for the Patriots.

Do you believe that?

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