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Fourth and final hour here,

Felgar and Maas.

And Mike is out today.

Jim Murray alongside.

Adam Jones here to give us headlines just to land the plane.

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?

I mean, it took me like five minutes to Google this.

For whatever reason, it wouldn't give you the names.

It tells you what they represent.

Oh, it's easy.

It's Rick Flair, Arne Anderson, Tully Blanche, Oley Anderson, managed by J.J. I was going to ask the four horsemen. I was going to ask you that J. I knew that was a wrestling reference, too. Yeah. Yeah, no, no, I'll give you the names, Murray. It's Felger, Maz, Murray, and Jones.

And they represent war, pestilence, famine, and death.

So I dubbed Jones the fifth horse. Maybe he's actually the fourth horse of the apocalypse. But in any case, here's what we're going to do over the balance of the show. Are we going to continue the discussion on Patriots quarterbacks? Because certainly, the preseason starts in a couple of nights.

Teams still on the field, Pac-Man, right?

They get on the field day today?

Yes, indeed, yes. So any notable reports that have come out since they've been out there? I haven't seen any of the quarterback stuff yet. I don't know about you, Jim. I just saw some absences. Christian Barmore's out again today. Ankle injury. So I think it's his third day that he's missed.

Nelson Aguilar stretched and then left, which is interesting.

And I'm reading from our pal Chris Gaspher, WCVB Channel 5, who tweets, Cam Newton spent some time on the sideline with tight end John Hussmith, demonstrating the way he sees the stem of a very particular route. Cam was really into it. Their rapport seems to be building nicely, to which I say, yuck, because that means they

are building a nice rapport, and that means he's going to be the starting quarterback,

and I don't think most of us want that.

Well, so, and this is a thing that is pertinent to the discussion, because we played the

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