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Tommy's in Houston, joining us by phone. Aaron's here. I am here, World Series Game 1 tonight. Astros and Nats. We're going to get to that and a lot of that.

And we will also clearly go back to Sunday slip and slide. Shutout, Tommy, at FedEx Field,

or as you refer to it, Ghost Town Field. I did want to just real quickly mention the Monday night game last night, and I don't

know how many of you watched it, but man, the Patriots are getting all sorts of run this

morning for being one of the great defenses we've seen in modern NFL history. You know, they're

allowing like 6.6 points per game, and their numbers defensively, it's like 223 yards per game.

They've been dominant defensively. I've heard comparisons this morning to the 85 bears,

to the 76 Steelers. Do you know who they've played in their first seven games?

I mean, they haven't played one team that is good offensively.

They played the Steelers with Rothelsberger playing with one arm on opening night.

The Dolphins, the Jets twice, the Bills, by the way, the Jets once without Darnold, the bills who Josh Allen got hurt and they faced Blaine Gabbard, the Redskins, the Giants, and that's who they faced.

I mean, are you kidding me?

Like, we're all, we're going to compare them to the 85 Bears when they haven't played one team that is capable offensively of moving the football

and scoring points? I think that's ridiculous. They're good, but it's way too early on New

England's defense, I think. I might want to point out that of the quarterbacks who have

faced New England, Colt McCoy has the second highest rating of any

quarterback. Is that true? Yes. Laffersburg was first at 65 something. Colt is second at 61.5, I think.

And that's all you need to know. They are beating up on the little sisters of the poor,

and they're having their way with them. Things are going to change

for the Patriots here in the coming weeks. You know, they get the Browns this coming week,

which, you know, they've struggled offensively, and then they get the Ravens and Lamar Jackson,

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