Best Podcast Episodes About New England Patriots
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Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 71 episodes
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“The Patriots, Robert Kraft, voice support for 18 game NFL annual NFL League meeting. But he laid out three conditions. He said, hey, we're going to cut the preseason from three games to we're going to add a second bye week and have every NFL team play one international game per year. Kraft framed the expansion as necessary for lead growth. We're sort of getting near the top with the domestic coverage. 93 of 100 programs on television are NFL games. Of …”
“The Patriots, Robert Kraft, voice support for 18 game NFL annual NFL League meeting. But he laid out three conditions. He said, hey, we're going to cut the preseason from three games to we're going to add a second bye week and have every NFL team play one international game per year. Kraft framed the expansion as necessary for lead growth. We're sort of getting near the top with the domestic coverage. 93 of 100 programs on television are NFL games. Of course, the NFLPA have pushed back on that, citing player safety and health. Now, I will say this. I was told by multiple sources that are on the board that 18 games ain't happening, period. But I believe that to be 100 percent bullshit unless the NFLPA is willing to be locked out in 2030. OK, now, if that's the case and you're willing to do that, your …”
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The NFL may expand to an 18-game season, but player safety concerns are sparking significant debate. Patriots owner Robert Kraft suggests cutting preseason games and adding a second bye week to make this possible, while former players argue for better health benefits and roster sizes in negotiations. Will the NFLPA stand firm against these changes, or will the allure of increased revenue sway their decision?
“… Mike Vrabel. I miss him so much. Well, you know, don't worry. You'll get him on hard knocks in a couple years here. And, I mean, I don't see the Patriots going away anytime soon. No, unfortunately not. Drake Mays shaved his head. That's big news. You know, Tom Brady went with the buzz cut one year. Yeah. So Patriots fan. I know they're trying to speak Drake May into existence as being the next Tom Brady, but he went and did the full buzz like Tom did. So maybe even he's leaning into it. But that's a good sign. That's like a no-nonsense, not dealing with the outside noise. I'm only worried about …”
“… notes, and Vrabel's like, no, I want to get in there and hit him. I'm worried about his vest. Like, he could get his hand under his vest, and that could rip. I just don't see, like, Zach Taylor doing something like that, you know? So that's just unique Mike Vrabel. I miss him so much. Well, you know, don't worry. You'll get him on hard knocks in a couple years here. And, I mean, I don't see the Patriots going away anytime soon. No, unfortunately not. Drake Mays shaved his head. That's big news. You know, Tom Brady went with the buzz cut one year. Yeah. So Patriots fan. I know they're trying to speak Drake May into existence as being the next Tom Brady, but he went and did the full buzz like Tom did. So maybe even he's leaning into it. But that's a good sign. That's like a no-nonsense, not dealing with the outside noise. I'm only worried about football kind of cut, you know? That's right. And we're only worried about football here on NFL Cover Zero. Yes. And up next is Eric Hendricks. You mentioned fixing his own cars. We talked about the big season the 49ers had with his big play and the injuries they had. But he really, you know, had the highs of his career and thought he was on the …”
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The NFL coaches' photo unveils more than just smiles; it hints at team dynamics and individual personalities. From Robert Sala's casual hoodie to Mike Vrabel's hands-on coaching style, the photo captures the essence of each coach's approach and attitude towards their teams. This playful moment provides a glimpse into the competitive spirit and camaraderie among the league's leaders.
“And I ordered from Rest in Peace, Son of a Gun, one of my favorite restaurants. It was like a New England seafood place, but they had like lobster rolls. And I went crazy. It was a John and Vinny's people. That is like taking a riding mower onto the Autobahn. You know what I mean? It's just like not ready for what that brought. So that's a bummer. So eat light. You know, it's funny for me. Every time I do it, I get the craving for the exact same thing. It's McDonald's French fries. Oh, yeah, those are good. The second I get in there, I'll be like, …”
“And I ordered from Rest in Peace, Son of a Gun, one of my favorite restaurants. It was like a New England seafood place, but they had like lobster rolls. And I went crazy. It was a John and Vinny's people. That is like taking a riding mower onto the Autobahn. You know what I mean? It's just like not ready for what that brought. So that's a bummer. So eat light. You know, it's funny for me. Every time I do it, I get the craving for the exact same thing. It's McDonald's French fries. Oh, yeah, those are good. The second I get in there, I'll be like, oh, I'm about a couple hours away from McDonald's. That's a nice treat. That's a nice treat. Yeah, those are good. Makes the whole thing almost worth it. Now, back to your digital exam on your prostate. Yeah. You mine must go to the exact same place. Mine does 100%. I think even maybe if you could count us down on three. What do you want to do the …”
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In a hilarious twist, Ike Barinholtz reflects on the emotional rollercoaster of watching Chevy Chase's documentary, revealing his struggle between nostalgia and disappointment. The funniest moment comes when he jokes about the awkwardness of a prostate exam countdown, leading to a wild comparison of Chase's past glory and current struggles.
“… to talk about Plymouth. I couldn't believe you have to, man. It's so great. It is so hard to get out of like, I mean, to escape like, yeah, even New England in general, Like all my buddies, I went to Bates and played football and lacrosse. But everybody kind of – we all traveled across the country, about six of us after that summer. And then everybody stayed and got real serious jobs right away. And I was like, you guys are insane. You're locked in for life now. And they were all – I was like – you know, there was a moment for sure. My parents were like, well, what are you doing? And so I rolled …”
“Oh, my God. I'm sure I did at some point. Yeah, I was like, he's from Plymouth. I've got to talk about Plymouth. I couldn't believe you have to, man. It's so great. It is so hard to get out of like, I mean, to escape like, yeah, even New England in general, Like all my buddies, I went to Bates and played football and lacrosse. But everybody kind of – we all traveled across the country, about six of us after that summer. And then everybody stayed and got real serious jobs right away. And I was like, you guys are insane. You're locked in for life now. And they were all – I was like – you know, there was a moment for sure. My parents were like, well, what are you doing? And so I rolled the dice. and I'd been out here, I've been to LA for a lacrosse trip and spent time here and I was like, you know, part of my life I just want to live there so my parents were like, if you didn't support yourself go for it. So I literally when I moved after the earthquake, I was living on a guy's floor above the Viper Room on Larrabee and I'm moving …”
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David Chokachi shares his personal journey from Plymouth, Massachusetts, to pursuing his dreams in Los Angeles, where he eventually landed a role in the iconic show 'Baywatch.' He reflects on the challenges of leaving behind friends who settled into traditional jobs and the work ethic instilled in him from his upbringing. With a humorous touch, he recounts living in a rundown apartment and working construction while auditioning for acting roles, showcasing his determination and resilience.
“… fan nerd. What do you think about this? I don't believe it. At the end of the day, they're going to go to the highest bidder. I don't know if the Patriots, what they even had in store for them in terms of a package deal and how many first-round draft picks, if it was a first-round, a second-round, whatever it might be. But if Baltimore comes to the table, gives you the 16th pick of this year's first round and another first rounder the following year, I'm guessing you're going to go to whoever is giving you the most value. And it doesn't have anything to do with whether or not Brady – why wouldn't …”
“Super fan nerd. What do you think about this? I don't believe it. At the end of the day, they're going to go to the highest bidder. I don't know if the Patriots, what they even had in store for them in terms of a package deal and how many first-round draft picks, if it was a first-round, a second-round, whatever it might be. But if Baltimore comes to the table, gives you the 16th pick of this year's first round and another first rounder the following year, I'm guessing you're going to go to whoever is giving you the most value. And it doesn't have anything to do with whether or not Brady – why wouldn't Brady say yes to the Patriots if they're offering a better deal, right? So then I'll ask you, is there anything between Brady and Braybill that we don't know about? Not that I know of. I can't imagine. I mean, we played together for, what, seven years in the Patriots? were always close. They still talk. I'm sure he still has a great relationship …”
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts ponder whether Tom Brady might actually want the Patriots to struggle after his departure. The absurdity peaks when one host suggests Brady could be playing mind games, sabotaging the new quarterback just to maintain his legacy as the ultimate champion. Their banter about Brady's insecurities and competitive nature makes for a compelling and funny discussion.
“… pretending like they didn't. He this guy is I like the things that are sort of karmically. OK, this this team is evil. They're also trying to be the Patriots. Like, let me get the the real New England Patriots on their ass. I like it. All right. So that that wins. The Patriot days are going to go up against the guy in grad school who ate all, stole all his food, including bushels of bananas and a whole pizza. We forgot about the whole pizza, Rob. That's a nice element. OK. And and of course, 10 burgers a week. Yeah, I think that's better. So who's that going up against? The Patriot days, the guy who …”
“I mean, we had Alexandria talked about how she watched the like a lot of couples. One of them's watching something, pretending like they didn't. He this guy is I like the things that are sort of karmically. OK, this this team is evil. They're also trying to be the Patriots. Like, let me get the the real New England Patriots on their ass. I like it. All right. So that that wins. The Patriot days are going to go up against the guy in grad school who ate all, stole all his food, including bushels of bananas and a whole pizza. We forgot about the whole pizza, Rob. That's a nice element. OK. And and of course, 10 burgers a week. Yeah, I think that's better. So who's that going up against? The Patriot days, the guy who snitched on the Patriot days against the bushels of banana guy. I think the Patriot days. Oh, so you like that? that i mean because i more elaborate yeah i gonna agree with patriotic yeah okay uh and then and then we have it was a good run for bushel of bananas but you know bushel bananas That a matter He filled filled up a backpack with food How …”
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In a humorous take on college antics, the podcast discusses the final four matchups of a lighthearted bracket. The highlights include the 'Patriot Days' incident, where a team faced serious consequences for their actions, and the 'Bushels of Bananas' thief who stole food from a college event. The segment showcases the absurdity of college life through these memorable stories, ultimately pitting the two against each other in a playful debate.
“… so he can uh he can keep it up versus the guy whose younger brother played football in high school playing a team who had the identical logo to the england patriots but were called the Patriotes. They were so main, they were kicking the players when they were down and spitting on them. And as retaliation, he got in touch with the New England Patriotes, the New England Patriots legal department, and let them know another team had been using their name and logo. And they had to, got a cease and desist and had to change their name. And he never told anybody about it. I think it's, it's the personal …”
“haven't figured that out lies to his wife says he's going to his but has his buddy call him pretends to go fix the um his buddy's car and he goes to a three-hour movie comes home with oil and gas and stuff on him so he can uh he can keep it up versus the guy whose younger brother played football in high school playing a team who had the identical logo to the england patriots but were called the Patriotes. They were so main, they were kicking the players when they were down and spitting on them. And as retaliation, he got in touch with the New England Patriotes, the New England Patriots legal department, and let them know another team had been using their name and logo. And they had to, got a cease and desist and had to change their name. And he never told anybody about it. I think it's, it's the personal one. I think, you know, I think it's the movie because that wife, come on. Yeah. But with the whole team, like they had this great thing going with that wife come on he left like days after no i'm on her side it sounded like you were complaining about her like she's a hater she should let him go like i'm a marvel guy that wife come on shout out to …”
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In a recent episode of the RAANAP podcast, a listener shared a wild confession about how he reported a high school football team using the New England Patriots' logo, leading to a cease and desist order. This humorous anecdote contrasts with another listener’s tale of sneaking away to watch a three-hour movie while pretending to fix a car. The discussion highlights the absurdity of both situations, with the hosts weighing in on which confession is more outrageous.
“… stuff because the more of us that are doing it, the harder it is for the richest people in the world to actually ignore the findings. Pablo, the New England Patriots built themselves up after losing Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. They tried to draft Tom Brady's replacement in Mac Jones. They whiffed on that and then they got Drake May. And now they're back in the Super Bowl all before Joel Embiid made it to a conference final. That's a wrap on the process, right? You give up. They lost by 40 to Charlotte. That's it. That's it on the process. Stop. Just hang it up. Even if they were to be successful, it …”
“… Hunter Brook. We need more like the thing I want to be very clear about this. I can be territorial in terms of like trying to establish why we do what we do. But Lord, I would welcome help. I would love to platform other journalists who are doing this stuff because the more of us that are doing it, the harder it is for the richest people in the world to actually ignore the findings. Pablo, the New England Patriots built themselves up after losing Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. They tried to draft Tom Brady's replacement in Mac Jones. They whiffed on that and then they got Drake May. And now they're back in the Super Bowl all before Joel Embiid made it to a conference final. That's a wrap on the process, right? You give up. They lost by 40 to Charlotte. That's it. That's it on the process. Stop. Just hang it up. Even if they were to be successful, it wasn't because of the process at this point. Like that's it. Charlotte was up 50 in the third quarter and Embiid wasn't playing. Up 50 yesterday. I'm trying to talk about war crimes and you're bringing me Joel Embiid's knees. Really? Guy never plays. Less than 50% of the game. We're all trying to embrace us being able to say into a microphone when we …”
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The NBA is facing a scandal far greater than John Morant's gun incident; it involves an owner allegedly enabling war crimes through technology. Investigative journalist Pablo Torre highlights that the real issue lies in the league's accountability regarding these serious allegations, not just player misbehavior. As the investigation unfolds, the media must prioritize these findings to ensure justice and transparency in the league.
“… think he had a great game, right? For him, that wasn't what they need from him. But I feel so sick for Bill's fans. I really do. And, and when the Patriots were dog shit, I was like, all right, Bill's come on. Like I Merle's and that entire region. It's like, I'm rooting for him now. You know, if I was still rooting for him until we had to maybe go against them, but now it's all Pat's Keith and the entire league fans are just disgusted. I don't even think they can believe the fact that we're back in an AFC title game already a few years off. People hate the Patriots. Finally, they've gone away. …”
“I think that based on that QB, and I don't think he had a great game, right? For him, that wasn't what they need from him. But I feel so sick for Bill's fans. I really do. And, and when the Patriots were dog shit, I was like, all right, Bill's come on. Like I Merle's and that entire region. It's like, I'm rooting for him now. You know, if I was still rooting for him until we had to maybe go against them, but now it's all Pat's Keith and the entire league fans are just disgusted. I don't even think they can believe the fact that we're back in an AFC title game already a few years off. People hate the Patriots. Finally, they've gone away. Oh, nope. We grabbed the best coach that was available that for some reason, Tennessee fired, and then we draft this guy third overall, who I think if you redrafted, we'll go ahead of Caleb Williams and Jaden Daniels. And all of a sudden they spend a shit load of money this, this winter, this summer, and boom, we are back in the AFC title game and …”
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The Buffalo Bills made history by becoming the only team to lose in overtime during the playoffs without ever punting the ball. This shocking outcome was compounded by a controversial call on a contested catch, which left fans and analysts alike questioning the officiating. Richard Sherman, a Hall of Fame cornerback, weighed in, stating he had never seen such a call go against the receiver in his career.
“Welcome to being the New England Patriots. I get it. Yeah, I remember Tom Brady when he was winning all the time and he'd lose and be like, yeah, that's awesome. But like, what happened? What do you mean? Well, like... Well, Morgan won a whole one. What happened to you? Yeah, I don't understand. You lost too. I know, but we were close. Like, we were four and four. But you didn't win. I know. I think we were all four and four. Eddie had four also. Okay, I'll question what happened to me …”
“Welcome to being the New England Patriots. I get it. Yeah, I remember Tom Brady when he was winning all the time and he'd lose and be like, yeah, that's awesome. But like, what happened? What do you mean? Well, like... Well, Morgan won a whole one. What happened to you? Yeah, I don't understand. You lost too. I know, but we were close. Like, we were four and four. But you didn't win. I know. I think we were all four and four. Eddie had four also. Okay, I'll question what happened to me as well, but Eddie really fell No you just can win them all Eddie had the trophy He was wearing the tiara and then lost the championship That happens sometimes I know that happens sometimes Why is his more dynamic Whoa whoa whoa This wasn't you. You brought it up. This was not meant to be a crazy attack. I just didn't know. Eddie, why do you now …”
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts question Eddie's sudden drop in performance, leading to a playful roast. The moment where they mockingly ask, 'Eddie, why do you now suck so bad, you freaking loser?' perfectly captures the comedic banter that keeps listeners laughing.
“… I'm on short arm now. You got all the short arms. Like, that don't be your thing. You just draft the short arm guys. Exactly. We'll call the New England short arms. New England short arms. But you're drafting 31, too. Yeah, but there's some depth at defensive end. There's a ton of depth in this draft, particularly on the defensive side of the ball.”
“… round. Not a player, but what position would you go to? Defensive end. Defensive lineman. There's a lot of them in this draft, too, boy. Yeah, that would be good. How would you like Arvel Reese? But there's no way you guys are going to get the top. I'm on short arm now. You got all the short arms. Like, that don't be your thing. You just draft the short arm guys. Exactly. We'll call the New England short arms. New England short arms. But you're drafting 31, too. Yeah, but there's some depth at defensive end. There's a ton of depth in this draft, particularly on the defensive side of the ball.”
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In this segment, the hosts hilariously debate the Patriots' draft strategy, culminating in the absurd idea of only drafting players with short arms. The comedic twist comes when they jokingly propose renaming the team to 'New England Short Arms,' highlighting the ridiculousness of their discussion while still touching on serious football needs.
“… in Apple, the value of Apple goes up, they can make more iPhones, they can make better phones, and so on. But when I buy an event contract on the New England Patriots to win the Super Bowl. First of all, I'd lose money. Second of all, the New England Patriots are not more likely to win the Super Bowl because I have bought an event contract on them And there is no I don see any sort of social benefit for the rest of the country or the rest of the world to know that a 35-year-old dad in central Connecticut thinks that the New England Patriots are going to win the Super Bowl. So when there's some genuine social …”
“… been a thin line, right? Like, why is buying a soybean future? Why is that investing? But betting on the Philadelphia Eagles is gambling. To me, it boils down to some secondary utility from the money that you place into the product. So if I buy stock in Apple, the value of Apple goes up, they can make more iPhones, they can make better phones, and so on. But when I buy an event contract on the New England Patriots to win the Super Bowl. First of all, I'd lose money. Second of all, the New England Patriots are not more likely to win the Super Bowl because I have bought an event contract on them And there is no I don see any sort of social benefit for the rest of the country or the rest of the world to know that a 35-year-old dad in central Connecticut thinks that the New England Patriots are going to win the Super Bowl. So when there's some genuine social utility beyond just wisdom of the crowds, which I do not see as sort of actually beneficial in a real way, then I'm willing to call something investing. But when it's just about my entertainment or my attempt to make money, that to me is just gambling pure and simple. And so much of what prediction markets do to me is clearly just gambling. If …”
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Prediction markets blur the line between gambling and investing, raising questions about their social utility. While investing in stocks like Apple can drive innovation, betting on sports lacks broader societal benefits. This distinction is vital as these markets integrate into our financial discussions and decision-making.
“… tell us what in the sport made you laugh hard this weekend. It is a segment we call what made you laugh this weekend. I'm going with just the Patriots taking over the Dolphins again. They were bad. They had Brady. They were bad. And now they're back again. And it's annoying. This Drake Mays good and the Dolphins stink. And for me over the break, that's what I sat in the entire time. Is the Patriot run here something that you guys believe America believes? Like they have not lost very much. They have dragged the bottom of their division and they get to play against that other cruddy division …”
“… And I also want to bang around the room here and ask you guys, what's the most interesting thing we weren't able to talk about over the last two weeks? Give me one thing and one thing only. Chris Cody, we start. We begin the bidding with you. Hey, people, tell us what in the sport made you laugh hard this weekend. It is a segment we call what made you laugh this weekend. I'm going with just the Patriots taking over the Dolphins again. They were bad. They had Brady. They were bad. And now they're back again. And it's annoying. This Drake Mays good and the Dolphins stink. And for me over the break, that's what I sat in the entire time. Is the Patriot run here something that you guys believe America believes? Like they have not lost very much. They have dragged the bottom of their division and they get to play against that other cruddy division that no one should be in the playoffs from. Nobody actually believes that that's going to be representing the AFC in the Super Bowl, correct? Most people believe that Jacksonville can beat that and Houston can beat that and the Chargers might beat that and Denver might beat that, correct? Or do you think that most people listening to this are …”
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The New England Patriots are stirring up debates as they seem to be making a comeback in the AFC, but are they really contenders? With rookie quarterback Drake Maye performing well, the question arises: do fans truly believe in their resurgence, or are they just another mediocre team? This discussion dives into the skepticism surrounding the AFC playoff picture and the Patriots' place within it.
“Stevenson rushed seven times for 131 yards, New England posted the first week of the Dolphins is 2016 The Patriots finished this 14 and 3 season With the most victories since they won the Super Bowl in 2016 The AFC East champions are the number two seed and host the seventh seed charges in the wildcard game Denver prevented New England from earning the top seed by beating the charges 19 to 3 if I'm not mistaken, I think the The Patriots have the most 14 win seasons in NFL history. I think they have …”
“Stevenson rushed seven times for 131 yards, New England posted the first week of the Dolphins is 2016 The Patriots finished this 14 and 3 season With the most victories since they won the Super Bowl in 2016 The AFC East champions are the number two seed and host the seventh seed charges in the wildcard game Denver prevented New England from earning the top seed by beating the charges 19 to 3 if I'm not mistaken, I think the The Patriots have the most 14 win seasons in NFL history. I think they have what five or six edge Patriots Dolphins And my my Dolphins man, we gonna be out we gonna rebound next year though, huh? So how many season they got six six 14 win seasons? Yeah, we're gonna rebound next year don't worry about it Guppies ain't doing nothing y'all feed a fish All y'all do is make all y'all gonna make to do is Patriots and the Bills …”
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The New England Patriots, with a remarkable 14-3 season, are poised to host the Chargers in the wildcard game, but Denver's upset victory over the Chargers jeopardized their top seed. Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions, despite a promising start, missed the playoffs entirely, leaving Coach Dan Campbell determined to rebound next season. This segment dives into the highs and lows of NFL playoff predictions and team performances as the season wraps up.
“… I think there's still some resentment there. He will never say it, and I get it. I get it. You always put, oh, no, we're great, and, you know, the Patriots, and yada, yada, yada. He's been very, very positive about Coach Belichick. He's been very, very positive about Mr. Kraft. They gave up on him. Yeah, and you're – So let that sink in. So, Chad, so next time y'all talk about these players and this and that, he's on the very short list. Whether you think a quarterback can be the goat of a league, that's neither here nor there. We'll debate that a lot of time. Here's a guy that had an exemplary …”
“… how I'm going to think? That's a good one. That's a good one. That man, you see how he held against every team that passed his ass up. He put foot set up for 23. He gave him hell. Everybody. He did. Like I said, And I could be totally wrong, but I think there's still some resentment there. He will never say it, and I get it. I get it. You always put, oh, no, we're great, and, you know, the Patriots, and yada, yada, yada. He's been very, very positive about Coach Belichick. He's been very, very positive about Mr. Kraft. They gave up on him. Yeah, and you're – So let that sink in. So, Chad, so next time y'all talk about these players and this and that, he's on the very short list. Whether you think a quarterback can be the goat of a league, that's neither here nor there. We'll debate that a lot of time. Here's a guy that had an exemplary career for 20 years in New England with six Super Bowls, four MVPs, three regular season MVPs. And you know when it comes to clutch, we ain't talking about the one that's in your car with a manual transmission. We're talking about the gym. And when you need something to happen, he can make it pop off. And they said, nah, bro. You ain't got it no …”
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Tom Brady's championship win with Tampa Bay may hold more significance than his six titles with the Patriots. After two decades in New England, Brady proved his worth by leading a new team to victory, raising questions about whether he was the key to the Patriots' success all along. This twist in his career showcases the complexities of team dynamics and legacy in the NFL.
“… to like about his game than there is to not like. So that's, I think, a pretty deep dive into the running back position. What do we got next? It's a Patriots question from Ed. With the Patriots having needs at O-line, edge, and wide receiver, what is their best options with the 31st pick? You guys talk combo picks, so what is their best options at the back of round two? Is the edge the best play in the first round? If so, then who? Is R. Mason Thomas worth a late first? First of all, I'm not sure. I'm not sure O-line is as much of a need as they think with Elijah Veritaker signing. and then you got …”
“… Great. going through their drills and catching the ball from Cade Clubnick. I believe the size matters at running back. And I also believe having the receiver background is a real nice touch. I think he's a little bit tight, but there's a lot more to like about his game than there is to not like. So that's, I think, a pretty deep dive into the running back position. What do we got next? It's a Patriots question from Ed. With the Patriots having needs at O-line, edge, and wide receiver, what is their best options with the 31st pick? You guys talk combo picks, so what is their best options at the back of round two? Is the edge the best play in the first round? If so, then who? Is R. Mason Thomas worth a late first? First of all, I'm not sure. I'm not sure O-line is as much of a need as they think with Elijah Veritaker signing. and then you got Jared Wilson kicking into center. They're, you know, I don't, I, listen, I'm not going to go into a little kid. This also could have been a question. I don't think, we don't have the date on it. It could have been a question just before the AVT signing. I always mess that up. Which I absolutely love. I absolutely love him. He's been banged up, but …”
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The New England Patriots face tough decisions with the 31st pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, particularly in addressing their needs for offensive line, edge, and wide receiver. With recent signings affecting their strategy, the team may still target a big-name receiver like A.J. Brown to bolster their roster. Watch for potential moves around June 1st that could reshape their draft approach.
“… and worked their way through the woods to the fort. At dawn on May 10th, nine days before the governor of Quebec received Gage's letter, the Patriots captured Fort Ticonderoga in a surprise attack that found the defenders asleep in their beds. The Patriots seized more than 180 cannons and other weapons. While the militiamen repaired and strengthened the fort, lines around Boston were hardening. From England, military reinforcements of 4,500 men, led by three new commanders, including Sir William Howe, arrived in Boston. Because ships of the British Navy and Tory allies controlled the harbor, …”
“… to raise men to capture the cannons. Arnold knew that area well, and he and his men set out. Connecticut also raised militiamen to seize the fort, and Vermont's Green Mountain Boys, led by Ethan Allen, were already on their way. The forces came together and worked their way through the woods to the fort. At dawn on May 10th, nine days before the governor of Quebec received Gage's letter, the Patriots captured Fort Ticonderoga in a surprise attack that found the defenders asleep in their beds. The Patriots seized more than 180 cannons and other weapons. While the militiamen repaired and strengthened the fort, lines around Boston were hardening. From England, military reinforcements of 4,500 men, led by three new commanders, including Sir William Howe, arrived in Boston. Because ships of the British Navy and Tory allies controlled the harbor, protecting the soldiers in the town and bringing in supplies, the Patriots could not advance. But neither could the British officials. British soldiers seized Charlestown at the Battle of Bunker Hill on June 17, but their victory did not settle anything. The British took heavy casualties and did not break the Patriots' lines, teaching the Patriots …”
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In a daring surprise attack on May 10, 1775, the Patriots captured Fort Ticonderoga, seizing over 180 cannons while the British defenders slept. This victory sparked a turning point in the escalating tensions in Boston, as the Continental Army began to form under George Washington's command, setting the stage for a fierce struggle against British occupation. However, the looming threat of British reinforcements and dwindling supplies left the Patriot cause hanging by a thread.
“… and there's one football game remaining that people are interested in the outcome of, I suppose they're also interested in the outcome of Broncos Patriots, but you can't get me to watch that game. I don't want to watch anything. You can't watch. Come on, come on. You're just not going to come on, Dan. I'm with Dan. I'm good. You're such a liar. Let me know how it ends. You're such a liar. Sunday, three o'clock. Everybody's going to be locked in. I know you're going to be locked in cause you like footballs. Yeah. Come on. Championship Sunday. I don't want to watch the tattered remains of a …”
“… This is the Dan Labatore show with the Stukas podcast. I see that the content companies in sports are struggling a little bit today on get up it's Ken Harbaugh turn it around in year one, because, uh, nobody really wants to talk about Jarrett Stidham and there's one football game remaining that people are interested in the outcome of, I suppose they're also interested in the outcome of Broncos Patriots, but you can't get me to watch that game. I don't want to watch anything. You can't watch. Come on, come on. You're just not going to come on, Dan. I'm with Dan. I'm good. You're such a liar. Let me know how it ends. You're such a liar. Sunday, three o'clock. Everybody's going to be locked in. I know you're going to be locked in cause you like footballs. Yeah. Come on. Championship Sunday. I don't want to watch the tattered remains of a quarterback in an injured league where the 49ers are now investigating the power plant next door because everyone's hurt that Jarrett Stidham is going to start his fifth game and his first game in 750 some odd days. You guys are watching football. I've lost my will to live. I want to talk to you about the university of Miami stealing Dukes”
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In a stunning display of ineptitude, the Brooklyn Nets lost to the New York Knicks with a score of 120 to 66, marking one of the lowest-scoring performances in professional basketball history. This embarrassing moment unfolded during a segment featuring a new sponsor, where predictions went hilariously wrong, highlighting the unpredictable nature of sports betting. The conversation also touches on the struggles of quarterbacks in an injury-riddled league, making for a compelling discussion about the current state of sports.
“… the weeds by the way Thank you I enjoyed that Thank you I think I really learned something Thank you Wait, what about Stephon Diggs? Oh, yeah. The Patriots are also releasing Stephon Diggs. But where's he going? Anywhere? Nowhere yet. Nowhere yet. He lost the Super Bowl. He lost the girl. Now he doesn't have a team. He has no home. No ring, no girl, no home. That's what happens.”
“… Ravens because if anyone had any doubt that they were going to draft Fernando Mendoza with the number one overall pick no Now you have no doubts because they just got this big boy to snap him the ball I see So that is it I don think you being that in the weeds by the way Thank you I enjoyed that Thank you I think I really learned something Thank you Wait, what about Stephon Diggs? Oh, yeah. The Patriots are also releasing Stephon Diggs. But where's he going? Anywhere? Nowhere yet. Nowhere yet. He lost the Super Bowl. He lost the girl. Now he doesn't have a team. He has no home. No ring, no girl, no home. That's what happens.”
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Stephon Diggs is being released by the Patriots, leaving him without a team after a tough Super Bowl loss. This dramatic turn of events has left him with no championship ring, no romantic partner, and now no football home. It’s a stark reminder of how quickly fortunes can change in the NFL.
“… And here Brady was having been in the NFL for 20 years he wanted to try to have a say in some of these things, and that wasn't going anywhere in New England. I wonder, first, if they had done the long contract, like what the Chiefs did with Mahomes. I wonder if that flips this completely. And the other thing I wonder, if they had done something near the end, where it's like, finish your career here and you'll get a piece of the team at the end on a discount. Basically what the Raiders got with him. They never did that either. And from what we know from the crafts, you would have had to pry even 1% …”
“young guys and give them all kinds of football work and this great football education and let them in the room And then you know have them funnel information to Bill who ultimately makes the decision And here Brady was having been in the NFL for 20 years he wanted to try to have a say in some of these things, and that wasn't going anywhere in New England. I wonder, first, if they had done the long contract, like what the Chiefs did with Mahomes. I wonder if that flips this completely. And the other thing I wonder, if they had done something near the end, where it's like, finish your career here and you'll get a piece of the team at the end on a discount. Basically what the Raiders got with him. They never did that either. And from what we know from the crafts, you would have had to pry even 1% from his sweaty hands. It just never would have happened. So near the end, the two most, they weren't underreported, but they were kind of underappreciated stories. was him looking for an escape hatch during his last Pat season with either Miami or New Orleans. There was a lot of reporting about this. And it was kind of a crazy story that I never …”
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Tom Brady nearly left the Patriots for the Dolphins or Saints during his final season, revealing tensions in his relationship with the team. While he sought more influence and a long-term commitment, the Patriots' refusal to accommodate him led to speculation about his departure. This story highlights the complexities of Brady's legacy and the dynamics with the franchise he defined.
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