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B-Pod Studios. Oakwood or Tennessee offers him 30 million and the Patriots come in to 20 million.

You think he comes back to New England?

I do.

Mike.

I do, Steve.

I'm not, Mike.

Mike.

I do. Really? I think the comfort level. And it's not just the number. What if they do it over two years, Steve? Let's say, or three years, you know, just to say we don't want to have this discussion again next year. So, Oakwood is going to offer him 30 million a year, a year. Yeah, let's say two years. And the pages off from 20 and you think he's back here in New England? I do. You think I'm pretty naive, don't you? You know, I love you to death. Sunshine. Sunshine. It's always sunshine here. All right, that is Mike Reese talking to Steve Burton yesterday. You know, the Tom Brady stuff is just there's a lot of noise and no one really knows what's going on. on. Listen, my cre Reese is plugged in as any one. But I'm starting to believe more and more what he's saying. It sounds to me as if he's going to come back and the Patriots are going to make as good of an effort as they can to try to put some players around him. I mean, whether it's Emmanuel Sanders, whether they get a tight end. Well, here's the thing. You can move money around.

I have a feeling that that ultimately is going to end up what's going to happen. He's going to have to take a lot less. He's going to have. Well, I mean, like $10 million less to get a receiver and an offensive lineman to protect him because you're going to lose Joe Tuna to free agency. I mean, look, the Patriots only have so much money under the cap.

They can only afford... offensive lineman to protect him because you're going to lose Joe Tuner to free agency. I mean, look, the Patriots only have so much money under the cap.

They can only afford to add what?

One major offensive piece.

And a couple with Edelman and you hope McHill Harry can do better than he did this year.

I mean, I'm wondering if one major piece and Chris Hogan would be enough for him to go.

I'm fine with that.

I think Hogan's passed his expiration.

I understand that, but his name keeps coming up and Amandola is another one that's out

there that I think that he just feels comfortable with.

I think E.J. Green would be a major impact.

Even though he didn't play last year, I think he could be, you know, someone to look at least. I just think that this is going to be something that in the end, he's going to take less. He's going to want to, you know, solidify his legacy. He's going to, I think that they'll do the best that they can. He's not going to come back if they don't make any moves, but I think they're right now, that's what the Patriots are looking at,

is trying to move some money around and make all this happen. He will end up taking less. You heard the reports that came out that the Raiders are willing to give him two years, $30 million. There was a report that the Patriots are willing to do the same thing, whether or not that actually happens that doesn't seem realistic, but that's the reports.

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