Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, go Hess, Bo Hess, and now the end is near.

Oh, Belgar and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

Is this just another early season hiccup that they've had every once in a while that is overcomable,

and, you know, people jump ship, and that's just when they turn it around and show you what they really are, and they've done it before, and they can do it again, or was that one somehow different? No, I'm not making any judgments long term on them, but I am worried about the personnel on defense. And honestly, I am worried also about how they're going to overcome the loss of Edelman, because I think he was a central part of their offense. The whole thing was built on that interior passing game. So, like, that's going to take a while to figure out. I just thought they would be a little bit more advanced last night than they were. But, like, do I look at last night and say, well, that's it? Forget it. The Super Bowl's out? No. I mean, how could you possibly do that? But the way this league is, who's good? You know, there's no one that's that good out there that you say they can't catch. I don't feel that for a second. But the problems in the linebacking core in particular are real. The linebacking core problems are real. So this is the difference, folks. You know, the three years that you lost the first game and went on to win the Super Bowl were

0-1, 03, and 2014.

So in 2003, that was the, well, 01, Drew Bledso was still your quarterback.

So I don't know how applicable that is.

But 2001, tell me who was on that defense.

Ty Law, Willie McGuinness,

Ted Johnson, Roman Pfeiffer,

Mike Vrable, Richard Seymour.

There was talent on that team.

Talent.

O'3?

O'3.

Even more talent. Richard Seymour, Ted Washington,

Teddy Bruske, William McGinnis,

Mike Vrable, Ty Law, Rodney Harrison.

2014.

I mean, you get, like, right off the top of my head, there were three Hall of Fame caliber players right there.

I mean, maybe three Hall of Famers.

Harrison, Law, Seymour.

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