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

Arcare.

And weird.

The whole thing is freaking silly.

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So I certainly think, like, this is going to have an effect on Robert Kraft.

Look, he wants to be thought of, like the Cowboys, like the Steelers, like the, like the Packer.

Like, he wants the Patriots to be one of the brand name franchises in the NFL and like

seen as a world-class operation across all of sports.

And this is one of those things that can damage your ability to be seen that way.

I think one thing that's in that one thing that's sort of interesting here, and I know people in New England don't have as much context on this, but I at least think it's interesting. I think the Patriots are one of only four teams that doesn't have a standalone facility, practice facility, right? It's them, the Jaguars, the Texans, and the Bengals. The Jaguars are in the process of building a new practice facility that's going to be separate from their stadium.

And if you look at like some of the things the players have to do, like walking almost like a half

mile to get to their practice fields or even further to get to their bubble and things being

all over the place and it not being like a kind of separate

workplace.

I'm sure when players who've been to the places come here and look at that, they see that

as a drawback.

It's agenda free Friday hour two for everything from the week that we've gotten to or yet

to get to.

That was a pretty good storyline this week that that NFLPA player survey on working conditions where the Patriots ranked 24th overall, worse in some cases. Burr-Bere, one of only four teams without a standalone practice facility. That's interesting. Yeah. So I don't know exactly what that means because I feel like a lot of teams do practice behind their stadium,

but maybe there's separate locker rooms or separate.

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