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your team every day. Welcome to the barbershop. I'm Tony Wiggins and he is my my main man, Matt Williamson, from the NFL six-pack. And here's what we have for you on today's show. At the end of the show, we'll talk about how the Lions are primetime players, right in the middle of the show, Solace revenge. Oh, yeah, that's going to be sweet. But we're going to start out talking about how the Patriots going to get their lick back versus the champs in Seattle. The schedule is out.

We've all talked about it at nauseam for the last 12 hours where me and Matt, are you ever

seen the Super Bowl champion? And it ain't going to feel good. Even if the New England Patriots

week one, they go to Seattle, even if they beat them, It still ain't going to matter in the record books, but it does give them a little modicum of a little bit of revenge if they can somehow go beat Seattle in week one. Yeah, I love the scheduling quirk or, you know, they didn't, it's not a quirk. They did it on purpose, obviously. But, you know,

it's a, if I'm New England, I'm thinking, man, I knew going in, I have to go to Seattle, going to be a really long road trip, but I'd much rather get it out of the way now while I haven't played any games. You got to have revenge on your mind. Seattle's had a lot of turnover. you know, maybe, you know, what can we do differently to beat these guys?

I would imagine A.J. Brown's Seattle's had a lot of turnover. You know, maybe, you know, what can we do differently to beat these guys?

I would imagine A.J. Brown's in the mix this go around.

I never bring this up on podcast, but I have been with New England a little.

Their head coaching situation, though, is a little tenuous as we sit here on May 15th.

Yeah, man.

Normally teams that win the Super Bowl have all of this drama because everybody wants

more money and they're losing assistance.

But you're right.

They've lost the MVP of the Super Bowl.

They've lost some depth on defense.

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