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The Felger and Mass podcast is presented by Drafking's sportsbook.

Now, the show you'll be talking about...

That was not me having it hanged.

In therapy.

Sox.

Sox.

Stox.

Stupid sucks.

It's Felger and Mass. Presented by D King's Sportsbook on 985, the Sports Hub. When you ask, is Bill Belichick, what's the future hold? I think, obviously, he finishes out the season. I don't think Robert Kraft is going to move on from Bill Belichick during the season. But I do believe at the end of this season, I do think Bill moves on and I think he's

coaching somewhere else. I don't see Bill retiring. I got a chance, obviously, to talk to him in the production meetings. He loves football. He's telling us old LT stories. He's talking about this team, ways to improve it. I don't see him just saying, you know what? It was a good run. I'm going to finish out this season. Top five dry pick.

We're not successful. And I'm just going to walk into the sunset. I see him wanting to continue to coach. I do think in New England, they blow this thing up at the end of the season. And whatever coach they go where there's Gerard Mayo steps up and he takes over and he decides to blow this thing up. I do think at this point you have to figure out because you look at this roster, there's not a ton of talent. We talked to Matt Jones today before the game. Mac Jones has had three different offensive coordinators in his third year. He's not throwing to a bunch of first round talent on the outside. We compared him to Tua Tunga Vaila, who was in Alabama quarterback as well. Two have multiple coordinators in his first three years. He gets Mike McDaniel back to back years, Tyreek Hill, Jail and Waddle. And next thing you were talking about his name in an MVP conversation. I'm not saying that would be Matt Jones if he had that situation. But you do have to understand a quarterback with three different coordinators who won 10 games as his rookie year.

That's not a recipe built for success.

Jason McCordy on the NFL network will mix in some Patriot stuff.

Continue with your calls on everything else.

Still want to weigh in on Red Sox or the Bruins of the Celtics, by all means.

We'll get right back to you.

But Maz heard that cut and liked it. Why? I just think that the McCordy's both of them. I think Devon's better than Jason, as he was as a player. But I feel like for guys who just walked off the field, it feels to me they're not afraid to delve into areas that are potentially sensitive to the people they cover. I feel like they're getting info from the Patriots side and from Belichick both. So he's

predicting the end of the relationship there. And, you know, there were some subtle jabs in there

at Patriots receivers or, you know, I'm not calling this, Jason McCorday, I was going to say,

this brother, a hatchet man, because he's not. But the other brother, to me, was just as critical during the game in terms of how they are. I think they've done a good job coming out of the gate. And I think that they're getting info behind the scenes on the Patriots. I think he's right. I think they're going to blow it up.

And again, my definition of blowing up is a little different than yours. I'm talking about

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