What's up in a bit of Terry,

most of 40,

this time, world champion.

And there ain't nothing you can do about it.

Hey!

What's up, everybody?

Welcome into Tom Carren's Patriots Talk podcast.

We'll bring Phil Perry in in just a second.

First, I want you to listen to this.

This is DeMarne Hamlin.

Something that I'm passionate about. Something that you want people to know about you.

I mean, honestly, outside of the ball right now, outside of football, chasing them.

I mean, the only thing I could think I'm saying right now is I'm big on family.

Like, I'm big on my family unit.

Like my mom, my dad, my little brother, like that's pretty much my whole world. Outside of any other thing going on, my life revolves around them. Like, I don't really do too much without my mom and dad's opinion. Whether I take it or whether I don't, you know, but I sometimes I just want to hear it, you know. It's just how I was raised, and that's just something I'm big on.

So I'll say family.

Nobody is going to soon forget Monday night's feeling of helplessness,

understanding that we were watching a 24-year-old, quite literally,

fighting for his life on the field and watching his teammates react in real times of the heroic work being done by

trainers and medical staff and unlike the dozens of other times we've seen players prone on the field

this was different in that you could tell that there was not going to be a thumbs up or a notion that somebody had sat up

or that there was moving in their extremities.

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