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Felger and Mass.

Presented by Traff King's Sportsbook on 985, the sports Hub. The Aguilar play, that was really the one big, explosive, offensive play in the game. I looked at the dots on that play, the next-chin dots. Yeah. It was end of the first half. Right, 25 seconds left, right? Just runs a go route, right? There were five receivers out on that route. Like, none of them had any separation. Like, they were blanketed. And even Aguilar was blanketed. No doubt. Individual effort. And I was like, man, that's the, that's the Patriots offense. Yeah. Grind out some runs. No receivers are open. Try to just get enough points to win a game. I mean, that's, I think the style of football they're going to play. You know, again, as we discussed last week, right on Wednesday and everything, I don't know if there's enough creativity to think that they're going to be getting, you know, like the old days, they're just going to be getting people open 10 and 15 yards down the field whenever they want. It doesn't seem that way. So they're going to have to play it like run the ball, Mac play smart, defense play really good, and they're capable

of that.

We know that.

But I think this could be a formula.

We see a lot from the Patriots this year, you know, 20 to 17 wins, 17 to 14 loss,

you know, 21 to 17 win.

I think this is the range they're going to live in

because I don't think they're capable of being in shootouts

or doing stuff like that.

All right, Chris Sims on his podcast on the Patriots'

offensive approach.

Mac play smart, run the ball, get good defense,

win 20 to 17. We're going to start off talking about that with our in-studio guests. Big Jim Murray is no guest, but he's the one snoring. Ted Johnson joins us today from our town for entire studios in Waltham. How are you doing, TJ? Hey, guys, how are you? We're doing good. What do you make of that approach? Well, first of all, that analysis, you think he's right?

Yes, he's absolutely right. And it's, I feel like, oh, my goodness. And I thought I was done with these days. When I moved back to Boston five years ago, the eight years that preceded my moving back, I was down in Houston. I covered the Texans. I did tons of Texans programming. and that's all I did.

For the eight years, I was covering the Texas.

Let's talk about ball control. in Houston. I covered the Texans. I did tons of Texans programming. And that's all I did.

For the eight years, I was covering the Texans was talk about ball control, don't make mistakes on offense, field position, good defense. And I mean, not great, but just don't make, you know, don't make mistakes on defense, that kind of thing. That's what we have with this team. And that's, you guys, we all,

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