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Belkstra-Domis.

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We just have to go out and execute and coach and play better. That's the bottom line. And, you know,

we had a good training camp and, you know, we played, you know, pretty well the first three

weeks of the season. And then we, you know, I would say, regressed over the next two and a half

weeks for, you know, a combination of reasons. And we're trying to make that ground back up now and more.

We need to keep going forward.

And so that's what we're doing.

And so we're in that kind of in that phase where we're getting better,

but we need to get better after.

And we need to, like I said, make up for some lost ground we had where we, you know, didn't practice

and, you know, had, you know, multiple players playing different spots on the offensive line

and, you know, things like that where just really, even the experience we got wasn't, it was beneficial,

but it wasn't as beneficial as what it could have been.

We continue with the Bill Belichick excuse generator here on a reentry Monday

presented by East Boston Savings Bank, Felger, Mazur from our Town Fair Tire Studios,

talking about the game and talking about the state of the team.

Game, totally frustrating. Totally frustrating. I'm not ready for a lost season. I'm not ready for a Patriots team to play out the string. Just not ready for it. Not ready for it. Don't want it. Have no interest in it. None, zero. Have no interest in 4 and 12. No interest in 5 and 11, no interest in that, Maz. And I don't even think it's crucial, or I thought it wasn't crucial that smart, good teams and organizations didn't need to do that. I thought the good, smart

teams could rebuild from the middle while remaining competitive and giving representative

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