B-Pod Studios.

We are Tudher and Rich.

Andrew Callahan is the Patriots beatwriter for the Boston Herald.

Or that website, as I referred to it.

I was at home, though.

He joins, I bought a new mic for the house, so I will not, it's not attached to the headphones.

Okay, so you got like a regular one for the desk? It's like $500 for me. The heavy breathing police all over you? Is that what it was? Well, no, if I'm going to do it, I don't want the station saying you can't do it on the road anymore because you're breathing into the mic. So my idea is it's worth the $500. Yep. It was like $300 for the mic, and it was like $150 for the thing that, this thing. Yeah. And you got the, I'm sure, the panty-ho that goes in front of it. It just has a muff. Oh, okay. It just got muff. I don't even use a muff on this bad boy. I always lose mine. Yeah. Well, when they gave us our own muffs is when all hell broke loose. You couldn't share a muff. All right. Andrew Callahan, joins us on the Volkswagen Dealer's expert hotline. Andrew Callahan, hello. Hello, nothing like muff talk in the morning, huh? Yeah, it's called a muff. It was our morning show name before we started Toucher and Rich.

It was just muff talk and it was just scissoring and everything else.

So you, Andrew Callahan, have followed this team very closely with almost through a microscopic

lens.

And when you see what they are doing,

does it make any rhyme nor reason to you?

I can, some people who follow the team

cannot figure out what the plan is.

Yes, it does.

And I wrote about this yesterday for the website

and the paper of the Boston Herald.

And it comes down to three things.

And the number one important thing to remember is that they're basically doing business as they've

done for 21 out of the 22 years, Belichick has been in New England. And there are certain

philosophies to go into that. You set out the first waiver for agency when all the overpays are made.

You spend positionally you know

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