We have a show to do today.

The whole new acronym thing drives me effing pennies.

Can we call him by his way?

The Patriots also making a move this afternoon.

What's that?

Romeo Dobbs is headed to the New England Patriots.

Green Bay Packers, former wide receiver, four-year deal should be somewhere

between $70 and $80 million on that deal with incentives and max value and all that fun stuff.

So they get their guy. The Patriots were in on the AJ Brown situation. It appears that that has died down.

And now you have, sorry, the situation where Romeo Dobbs can go in there and help Drake May right away. He had several suitors. The Washington commanders were also involved, several other teams. So now that Dobbs is off the market, some other receivers like Juan Jennings out of San Francisco should fall into place and the Domino's will fall a wide receiver. How do you feel about the signing, Mass? I got the sense before today you were down on doves.

Yeah, I just don't think he is, I mean, you've seen him play more than I have. He feels like a third receiver to me. They got a lot of those. So, you know, but at this stage, would I take it? Sure. I mean, they've already missed out on a lot of guys. you've got to get somebody to catch the ball.

So I hope I'm wrong.

I'm hoping he's a guy that can catch 85 passes. We'll see. But, you know, based on his production up to now, he's a third guy. So I would say first of all, and again, the pressing question is, is this set?

Is he going to be your number one?

And if he's your number one, it's not good enough.

I think he has the skill to be a volume receiver.

I think he could be an 85, 90 catch guy.

But I don't think he is a number one because I don't think he's someone that would dictate coverage, you know, really take down elite man-to-man press coverage.

He's not a guy that's keeping defensive coordinators up at night, is what you're saying.

Definitely not.

Okay.

But he's just the kind of guy that I like.

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