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Final hour of Felver and Mazz, 985, the Sports Hub. I'm from the talent for your entire studio. We're simulcast on NBC Sports, Boston, courtesy of presenting sponsors, Supercuts. On the radio end, it's Draft Kings. Felger is out today, so it's Maz here between the Twin Towers, Big Jim Murray, Matt McCarthy, and you on the phones, one open line at 617-779-0-98-5.

Another day of camp, training camp for the Patriots in the books. A steamy, steamy training camp today. But, you know, it was a little bit better, apparently, for the offensive line. We spoke to Greg Bedard, a Boston Sports Journal in the first hour. We'll play some of his clips before the end of the hour, too. and he got on you, Maz, for being a little too negative about the Patriots.

But overall, you feel like the whole feel of the camp so far in the way it's being talked about from fans and even media that cover the team, a little too positive for your taste. So look, here's what I would tell you that I think when you look at this camp, the obvious difference is Vrable. And Felger actually said

this a little more than a week ago, that Vrable right now is the story, and I agree with that.

I think that this is all about Vrable, and all this good feeling that is coming out of camp

is all about Vrable. And look, he exists. He's part of it. He's obviously the biggest change

that they've really made since the end of last season.

So I get it.

I'm just telling you that if we were to look at the team on the field and how they have looked so far.

And again, I'm trying to separate the coaching from the talent.

I tell you that a lot of the same things that were happening in camp last year are happening now.

That's all.

Will Campbell in his first day in pads, his first two days in pads, although I guess today he was better.

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