What's up, everybody? Welcome into the next Pats podcast. I'm Phil Perry. There are your horns again for the third time this week. Horns are working overtime. We got episodes already this week with Christian Gonzalez.

Go check out last episode of NextPats with Kurt Warner.

Great stuff on Drake May and Josh McDaniels and that marriage and how that thing's going to work.

And we've got another great episode for you here today.

We're talking to Solomon Wilcoats about T. Higgins.

Is he a number one receiver?

Is he somebody worth paying through the nose

for if you are the New England Patriots? Solomon Wilcoats, former Cincinnati Bengal himself,

long time NFL brain worth picking for us as we do just about every year around this time

because he is a staple on Radio row, and there's a reason

why.

Guy knows ball, and the guy knows the Cincinnati Bengals, and he knows T. Higgins, and he's going

to throw one stat at you that I think might just blow your mind going into the weekend.

So apologies for that, but a very impressive stat when it comes to T. Higgins, and the kind

of centerpiece he can be for any offense, especially the Patriots, when they need as much receiver help as they need.

So great conversation there with Solomon Wilcox.

We're also bringing on Malcolm Butler of all people.

Malcolm Butler, 10 years removed from the interception that saved the Super Bowl for the New England Patriots against

the Seattle Seahawks, also a former Mike Vrable employee.

And so he gives us great insight into who Vrable will be as a coach and what will make him,

in his opinion, a good coach here in New England.

But before we get to those conversations, I do just want to highlight something that

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