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So it's important to remember that the offense and everyone, because, you know, self-included, the media messaging about it got a little messy in the summer as we're watching this and going, is this the old offense? Is it part of the new? Like, this was very much a melding of what McDaniels had done and reducing that down, as you mentioned, with some new Shanahan-esque concepts. It was never a Shanahan offense as a whole, but a lot of stuff they practiced more often than not was new. As far as the old stuff, as one person put it to me, and I tried to get the exact numbers

with a couple other sources who naturally just want to be on vacation in late January,

was that with McDaniels, you would have upwards of 100 pages of information per day

in training and you're installing the playbook.

Now, those are spread out between 30 to 40 for passes, 30 to 40 for runs,

and the leftovers to the offensive linemen with all the protections.

And when it got time to Joe Judge and Matt Patricia,

you're talking somewhere in the range of maybe 40 to 60.

So you cut that basically in half for the players who in the middle of camp felt like,

do we have enough plays installed yet to get ready to go into the season?

Good, Andrew Callahan this morning on TNR.

Catch it on 95 of the SportsUp.com for the full interview.

Going over some of the details and the story in the herald today by him and Karen Geregian,

inside the most dysfunctional patriot season under Bill Belichick.

That was one detail.

And it's Felgar Mass here from Banners at the Garden, Maz Murray alongside.

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