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What's up everybody?

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

What's up, everybody?

Welcome into another great debate discussing the top 50 Patriots under Bill Belichick, cobbled this list together.

I'm still in the process of making my final decisions.

But one of the great portions of this debate is trying to figure out which guys from which

era to put where. I mean, talk about how privileged, privileged we are just for a second, too.

We get six Super Bowl wins that we all witness, whether as media members, fans, or players,

coaches, you name it. And we can actually compare eras of three-time Super Bowl championship teams and players.

Lucky, la calaca, la laca, laca, la la la.

Anyway, how do those 2000s guys regard the volume two guys, the 2.0 version guys, who built on what they built. And how do the 2010s guys

look back at the OGs? Let's take a listen. Devin McCordy has great insight to share on how he feels

in carrying the flame forward for the New England Patriots.

I think when you make the list like this, I think you have to,

you have to have different criteria that make the list special.

Like anybody, like you, if you just pick the top 50 guys and you just look at career,

you know, I would say, I don't say it's not hard.

It's a lot easier because,

you know, you're going to look at Tom, then you'll look at guys like Ty Law, like, you know,

he's a Hall of Famer, like, all right, he's two. You know, then you look at a guy's like

Grunk and some guys like Willie Mack who are, you know, all time sacking, like, guys that are borderline or eventually Hall of Fame was like

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