We've got a lot going on this morning, including Rob Nikovic, who will be with us in about an hour and a half, around eight or so.

And lots to talk about with Rob Nikovic, New England Patriots, and NFL in general.

This is Mike from Florida.

Good morning, Mike.

Good morning, folks.

How are we doing today?

Great. What's up?

All right. So I know we hate the argument of strength of schedule.

It's obviously misleading.

But I also hate the argument that, you know, well, the good teams that we've beat, you know,

we've, we've beat teams that, you know, beat this good team, and that makes us better.

I don't, it's the same thing to me.

But what I look at is when you think about what the Patriots can do and what they can't do,

we all agree that they're not the most on-paper talented team in the NFL,

and there are teams out there that are more talented than them,

but they don't have the coaching that we have.

So, in my opinion, like, a lot of talent, if you have a team with a lot of talent that has bad coaching, that's a lot of talent,

if you have a team with a lot of talent that has bad coaching,

that's a lot harder to overcome than having a team that may not have as much talent,

having good coaching that can overcome that.

So I think we're in a good spot because of our excellent coaching,

love listening to Vrable on the air with you guys.

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