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subscription is active. I think that feels like a nice package there. Yeah. Wow. Look at those

phones light up. It's Selger and Madsenade I'm not E-5, the Sports Hub.

I'm proud of everything that they did.

I'm disappointed, just like they are.

I reminded them that we're 307 days into what hopefully is a long,

successful relationship and program, and that it's okay to be disappointed we have to be disappointed and upset together and you know like i always do i tell them i'm

appreciative of them i'm thankful i'm grateful that i get to coach them and uh you know don't want to, part of our identity is not being a frontrunner.

And so, again, just like every year somebody's going to lose this game.

And we have to remember what it feels like and make sure that it's not repeated.

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Who wants to start with some opening thoughts?

I'll start though.

Mas is still getting set up.

And with all these other Super Bowls that this franchise has played in and lost,

you usually leave them feeling gutted, frustrated because they lost in a play here,

play there, David Tyree, Mario Manningham, Nick Foles,

deal with the devil, Desmond Howard, so on and so forth. You all know, like, you get the

picture. This thing last night, it's been 40 years since I've left a Patriot Super Bowl,

a loss, feeling completely empty and thinking they didn't belong in the game. That team didn't belong

in the same field. Like defensively, they showed up. But that's what you get after two weeks of preparation. That's how they play. That's how the quarterback plays. They were outclassed and embarrassed. I was embarrassed to watch it for them. That was pathetic. So you feel better in some respects that it wasn't like you blew it. Yeah. You can't come out of that one and say, you had it, you blew it. You're not talking about some gut-wrenching mistake or play or bounce of the ball or referee decision that make it feel better. There's usually a comfort. There's a comfort in that, though, because like, okay, you were there, you had it, you belonged. They looked like they didn't belong last night, and that was the most surprising thing to me. And I guess, shame on me, maybe you and others that thought they were over, you know, nationally, people were overrating the Seahawks. They weren't some kind of juggernaut. Maybe they weren't, but for one night, they were definitely way better than the Patriots. They completely outclass them, I thought.

So the only thing I would add, and Murray touched on this, it was a mismatch on one side of the

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