Troy Brown

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" Days. Narragansett. Gas FCC regulation as a significantly breakfast never stopped you do -- and that. Ever stop ours to proceed through this problem to a value with that acts if they do it looks like -- sheets to being on third down production. Is that this is the -- slot receiver nickel back -- defensive back to at all texted to loosen the treatment maybe a quarter. He would the other night it was great at the legends of -- that it Bill Belichick says it best acting Troy Brown the football polar. The total complete package that's -- brownies when you're that widget that. I mean that come from a delegate has been the --"

" It for you is is listening and say those things about medium -- him before and you keep saying over and over so he must believe -- It's as the ultimate -- compliment because tests. As -- where monthly gain since that was the key news. You go what you do with that stupid team and and defenseman Korea off that stuff and use -- it was it was definitely -- men in his -- so."

" Gave -- Troy. Your shot you were not a highly touted guy you were not a big draft pick even on a guy there. Signed for a lot of money. Who really gave you your chance."

" In Gaza rival bill bill milliseconds otherwise they came and took the job but he they believe that Mike Huckabee is starting receiver in this movie. And if they when it came along on the order of restore movement accurate is advancing like. Whatever I did on the football field -- feel wasn't going to be it about the -- started. In the -- and in this football league that -- bill going down to the exist those few years. And I haven't played against as a think he saw something. In on myself that. Made him realize that it is gonna get really play the game and and trying to figure that wouldn't have been defend me. You know when he got the job bank community the first thing they do that came in again this debris has been. In the following years suspended today going in and that put me right in the number one spot the and so -- thing as one thing they do is they -- pay attention it was going back you're caught -- wave viewers you know every hero all Parcells Parcells drafted me in an alum I'm very appreciative of it -- trust -- I mean he gave me he put me that he put -- in the lead. And a -- But I don't think he ever thought of me as being in impact player. Organic community and can be -- it was going to be it was a fast. Did talk a lot in -- almost self -- sold. And we stand out so but he gave him a chance to get into the Jamaica many of them self. Belichick and and Charlie. You know the accurate and -- the level."

" So what -- succeed and if you were the fastest -- you were the strongest guy maybe didn't have the best routes or or whatever but. You know when it came time for third and six. That the quarterback you know -- on you for seven yards to pick up -- first down to keep the chains moving to. You know to it to run precise rockets or whatever but what Brett would you over the top."

" As this won't do as simple as that I mean lot of guys you can teach us something you can't taste alone again as want to ask him when lot of tenth mountain. But they don't wanna do it and -- gonna -- but I wanted to be good -- to be successful. I want to be Uganda situations make him a plate. In. And for the most part I think that did this man in defiance of some mean that I did do it."

" First here's a start that 20083. Catches 944 yards and four touchdowns default -- up with the one nominal 2001101. Catches 1199. Yards and five touchdowns but does not want to you that's just pure abilities well. Troy when when your game elevated the first -- your everything comin' in the league you catch a hundred passes is that a realistic --"

" Amanda smuggled into would have you mean those guys that would probably give you -- don't sterling shot one of those views aren't you believe they did -- argument will. You know and I was as down and you don't feel. Have a -- to do something like this. I -- a complete game and I just want to get a chance to prove to the coaches in the -- stance. That -- and an early much -- versus second and third GM probably wasn't quite accurately but this stage yet but as as time went on up I would give more culpable relax a little -- And I knew I knew how to play the game and let -- make some things that -- got the ball in my hands and I just want the opportunity to -- and that's a -- consistently."

" I think -- that one of the great untold stories of professional athletes and sports that matters. Is what happens when the music stops when the career is over where room. You know the bright lights. Fade away. And it is not easy for players to make that transition. People say well you know -- they made so much money they're set for life. It's usually not the way they usually live up to their means many times they think that it's gonna be at your life's gonna go on forever. What happens to -- in in Europe in particular case or other athletes when in fact. The music --"

" Cases. Make a lot of money make a lot of money that is at least make -- most dispel them. In England in the music stuff like these young people. It's 36 and has conceded at that it being -- him most about four years ago. Those guys that mimicked when he said is note. As mountain. The money you made in news or use you've seen some of these. Reports about you know going broke in there. It's a pretty tough transition to your -- Mean. I've done this for thirty years is that opens -- And is now. -- I thought your life when you do something purely not our livelihood. This is your livelihood -- always -- on life. Him. Victories in Denton is definitely don't live in college. -- do much of anything else you know did some things the pan am prepared. The -- should mention companies. Did do Wharton business news and analysis of their programs at least now. Explicit footage -- the attic door and he. In -- and now business you never know when them as game."

" How many guys can in fact to reinvent themselves -- you know there's only. A job for Chris Collins were or from some guys on politics or whatever Howard LOR I mean -- there's hundreds and thousands of ex athletes. That that that -- the money. Yet -- flashy cars and in closed because that was they'd live to the means and all of a sudden. Again when it stops Heidi reinvent yourself and how difficult has it been for you and other players to do."

" Fact or you use like I don't think those jobs in the broadcast and in the an area. Are slim to none communism is vision is competition you please everybody go on at the mid to boot camp's going known limits on shacks going everybody is trying to get those this only so many immunity is just as competitive as the game is now. But. At thank you back in the day there were you was that this success rate of play is leaving the game. There was it was it was pretty low. Happening now with these programs in place you notice you're gonna see more Morgan as. Economic transition from the feel of two off the field life and and be pretty successful because the minnesotans guns have to be success because of such a huge problem. You know in his sixties and senior member Webster from the Steelers it was opponents down on their brigades and right."

" It's not noticed that you were not just the financial market not just trying to find a job just right what else do. It's also just the physical we -- interior audit of being a pro football player and how many guys without -- nominee guys with. Blown out knees and how many guys can even. Like golf or tennis or live a normal life. And I know people listings and a -- you know they're there you know they had a great life and and but again you've got 4050 years of living after football. And you're not healthy and you have got our rights and you you know I think that's another have a and untold story artery and all -- that's that's how the guys are being remodeled well all."

" That's where their risk comes into and that's where I don't think people understand Tennessee players -- out. They gotta give his mistaking it when they did it in and honestly -- cold enough but he museum you know going back and forth about the money issue. Is that they gotta have -- security because if they take a serious injuries. You know they gonna particularly -- themselves or whatever else that. And on and on going to be able do anymore and that's the reason why you know Betsy -- a lot of these guys going some of the dispute agree to -- out against going there because they know. You know any any day could be their last -- humans and they got to get some kind of security but it. You know has some developing the league is they've they've taken a look at -- to -- programs we're. -- your benefits with the united a particular union and if you so much money markets and the -- is to Yuba. The quality of life for most guys. You know is it isn't great at the football armies or at some point on the you fifty repeat values so you feel. Some of those little injury some models old -- Turf tools and whatever it may be some religious -- gonna feel them and that's the downside to a game that we play the game because we love it. Re going to we sandals conflicts and you senate piece of paper when you take a physical it Bobo is dangerous to you know. You know to get into."

" It's also an issue to with the players association. Is Nolan the old guard in the NFL retirees have been upset win the contributions that the current -- players have made to the players associate from retirement fund perspective I think that is going to be a focus of the Marie Smith and replace the late gene option dot. That's a big time focus making sure those guys are taking care of in retirement. It. Jim model was one believe that John MacKey is another good example guys who have struggled. Mike Webster and do you think that will change Troy do you think today's players sees that or do they realize that first of all. And will they make sufficient contributions to make sure these guys don't have problems. Well I don't know oh."

" current again these guys current guys are with the history of -- And -- must those gathered mostly played for. Back in and they think it is doing to -- as successful. Meaning is is a very successful sport I'm back in the day evaded me. And make much money columnist has said -- is -- jobs and at all seasons thousand. And they pay device would mean -- almost they do some. Some Nixon crazy things to their bodies -- Arlington and to join into the muscles and artist stuff just to be in place including broken. Fingers and -- noticed that the tape and a and an appointment. For a but I still say on on the -- out of things. That he really laid the foundation for hours to get to Leo and now -- commonality in 92 fighting for free agency for listen. It has been able to go and -- for a moment different teams. You know desolate EC so mean he's he's conflicts now in the game and we do all of them. All of them something for what they would be put themselves the -- we --"

" Should you know the needle in and let guys go through to play football on Sunday whenever I do think that. You know and it's. As the players have matured it is in the -- now offensive linemen the averages 34050. Pounds where. You know back in twenty years ago the average perhaps offensive line guy it was 240 year security -- linebackers played at 220 to 25 guys are just. Simply. Two big. Too strong. Too fast. That the violence the collisions. The human body cannot absorb these -- sixteen game schedule. That it is survival of the fittest that this sport that people love. The National Football League which I think we believe is being number one league in sports in North America in the world that it's just. Just way over the top just in terms of the through his musicality in violence and the players just simply cannot hold up to this any loan."

" I don't know by the -- Ultimately and two more seasons that the pre season. -- again about 1520 -- week. That that are hurting every single game being shot out there it just it's just true. It's too violent escapee linebackers and 267. And run like the wind. And -- or each unit that it may have gotten was that's the scary part about you know. And it was a --"

" You know you got to Dwight Freeney is you know Adalius Thomas is that -- to a meeting with 75 pounds seventy pound linebacker. That runs a fourth four. And you imagine that went into another Dennis missed 220. I mean that's going to be a serious. Serious accident common commitment. That's a part of a -- that we do for live like -- we -- those conflicts we -- we get -- and the thing about it is. The lead as the ability to replace everybody and capable of realism to -- There's hundreds of thousands desert -- to Monaco it's a little forwards. And a lot of people Wednesday complaining is getting so as always -- always you always can be replaced in his -- will be -- There have been other great you know quarter -- and the great received on the receivers or quarterbacks become -- about the commandment that you can economy --"

" Like other sports with multi year contracts and know that you get the signing bonus dollars. Guaranteed money whatever that the insecurity that it exists in pro football is perhaps greater than any other professional sport. Says you know day to day game to game the insecurity. Of losing your job being fired being cut. -- year to year. And unlike tampering unlikely title -- on a five year deal in the India or in baseball cannot be guaranteed contract."

" For years again that's why you see gas fighting for -- sentinels of conflicts in the NFL. That's our security blanket -- of the debate decide and Boston of them the more guaranteed -- you that you and not just not easy to guarantee. They guarantee a certain percent to the conflicts now also got a deal guarantees have they got something to look forward to. And that despite loading contracts and you have the complete. Through years before you see the bulk of your money so that's what -- as ardent about is that in the most together are being refused to swear the protection of themselves."

" I just follow let's switch gears of Detroit talk about this year's edition of the patriots in the number of issues in one of the things we've talked about. Last couple days has been curious how Michael Vick has not been signed to a camp as yet and we are wondering whether you thought. That Michael Vick could be a fit for the New England Patriots as a number two guy is an insurance guy. Just your thoughts on."

" I feel like in by the -- Michael Vick -- humans at least humans. -- You conclude this guy anywhere and you can he can partners return and that. He could probably before us today -- communion and played well pocket quarterback who doesn't mean Tom -- and game. And you know just disappears so what's the -- but what's the rock. With the wrote. -- element why -- here isn't it may be in vehicle. What does -- got to the quarterback Michael check your eyebrow -- I don't know like he's not -- analysts what was going the whole situation that was in the same room was viewed as we hear it. And you know maybe if the if he was the year and -- whatever maybe the comfortable with the when he was here. Because you got that implement -- going to be enough to put in that situation where. He's going to be with the team you -- Static shock me money after the fact that no it's it's as good that the team is right now and intimately so wouldn't -- in it would have been possessed the rest of the league. They would have to deal with -- in miles record and Galilee. And Samuel. And so title radio we defeated them at the into the -- get the days of practice ferret out if we believe."

" We believe that Bill Belichick puts the best players on the field that's possible correct I think that's that's been his calling us asthma so unless. Unless that the brass believes. It's not a money issue I mean a picture replay for minimum. He doesn't have a job -- no doubt. That Andrew Walter or Kevin O'Connell I don't know how much you know what Kevin Connolly he's ready to play or not -- know they've invested -- third round draft pick I think he's going to be good player yes. That if you're at the management and you try to get the best players on your roster. Doesn't make sense. That if Tom Brady should come down with the injury that you'd be better off -- Michael Vick and not in Andrew Walter or Kevin O'Connell or anybody else."

" Well I decided I had to be used. Both sides of the come to an agreement you know would have decided maybe if the fact he was here tonight. Noon balls out of the country an agreement is not gonna happen but I will say this you know. Maybe Kevin O'Connell. Or those songs -- these guys. And you gotta remember him it definitely some things ties to. Damon listed company at that event testing office but you know you never know you -- opportunity. They make -- and has surprised and and that's. Under the Casey's penalties gas into the open so why seen in -- I know the -- Green -- very very authentic that there interest it. Oh yeah stranded that was that was -- mean I guess some guy as me and -- because of the situation because of the -- to whatever it maybe Ian. And maybe just and found the the right place to place you guys gotta be careful where you -- to play. Because there's some of these gals are willing to do is so pocket thing -- come in and give him. Fair shot at being number one quart of and and you find yourself in a situation -- signaling a bit weak for some of the Gator. And so nobody argument why take the ball out of the best player in America's hands Tom Brady. Even for five or six plays again. And and really you don't need to be that guy can play anywhere and for US in my opinion you can play you can -- you know slot back you can -- what do we mean -- commit to one market view and I was sort. How wouldn't really matter and company for 56 please -- for awhile but. You know he is the best quarterback in my opinion team and in my view of the -- about it -- And in the league and share."

" forget forget the well academy before that we talked about the walk I mean. You know Michael Vick gained a thousand yards rushing it out -- position he'd won playoff games it's not like this guy you know it -- He can't play the what the witnesses the Packers it. That was that was the biggest weakness in the past different views of the -- is definitely. I opened they would they would have found a great place in Napoleon and on agree -- use him. And it would have made it -- to think they just don't want the distraction I think they cropped or it's because of his history -- that are its efforts that are."

" Who knows I mean I guess I don't know I wasn't at the legacy if in fact he was here. I don't know what happened in those meetings and those things that it would have been good to be a fly on the wall and then meetings in NC rules moment. You know who knows at least in the us and so -- of a loss from a -- term perspective will be Mike for him. How they will probably assist -- point you know they got a specimens of those cities in Ireland and look at this football team. The last American cruise you know they they're very good but video in any evidence -- of the and and debt. It may be the one spot where they may be a little bit light with some players. You know just because it. No -- within maybe you just not -- Being experienced enough but you know and in the mail I think you he's an outstanding football player and and hopefully you don't even going to that dreaded sophomore slump that most guys do and as a community. He doesn't have a guy is gonna going to slow he's been working hard and -- Maybe you can become the only today that the pages these nation in and a."

" Look at this roster Troy. They would eleven games last year written -- east. Brady's year councils. Big upgrade here. You've got and other back and Fred Taylor who used to refer career. You've got Joey Galloway -- speed guys you -- to earliest productive guy. -- a couple of good quarterbacks veteran guys on suspension. And Leigh -- I mean they look forward to the absolutely. -- if you your horoscope attention."

" Which is -- running good we're only talking about sports where they had the potential to be of their very very very good football team. Just look at them like us at the -- but it's a very good young. That maybe there was but that may be a problem and they have data of the -- can hold. But in the secondary like you as soon as plans with some with some some experienced no longer has some expert will -- the great defender for them -- public is going to be outstanding was the inning with a decent game and a they've got. They've got rid of the secondary so must its UK -- be optimistic about his -- And yesterday they were ridiculously offensively. And now bring in different and you command with Sammy Morris Kevin fall into -- forget about him he used gonna. Is sometimes -- we talk about some Republican as you get Maroney -- this. They've got a stood up BenJarvus green in the -- feeling that Tom -- he doesn't -- of the -- was a couple of years ago. I just think discussed and -- his football team right now and is scary for a lot of teams they can buy have to defend."

" When you look at -- Ferrari why hasn't been able to put together. He's been banged up that he and and news part of has been is in Sadr went and also. You know and he's not as big people thought he was I mean people with -- about how big is guy I was -- went -- college and he's -- tool for now animals and you know and that could be little you get banged up little business with the -- digital -- does that do what you want try to keep yourself filthy and he's been trying to bounce it in the thing you find a quick quickly in his league. Those guesstimate -- just president want to -- and it's hard to get to the court has it in as opposed him because he's into the corner against some of it but you know we can guess."

" Terrell gonna do read the debris and if you Walt's stay when it's beat tech people called. Comfortable in the sports world. That sounds good to have -- on the -- I don't -- EC regulations that mean for you right now it is hard product of course the great star of the patriots is here retired -- take your phone calls and he could talk about the Red Sox well it's about how disappointed listen to him and they have the original Gorillaz does it -- game to watch this. What if analysis of record as well one. Hour ago. Portrait that -- our number four Troy Brown joins us in studio and he's gonna take some phone calls on any subject. Ron did you have a team wants it -- And I'll go. You ready to rip does do 617. 770850. We're gonna begin with that -- Iran with toward running joke meter."

" We can't do -- I do it. I first -- to disable it quake that was a great interview Troy. Outstanding. I just want economic really quick about -- I can't again blocked by Terry Francona and get any. That's Dustin Pedroia what the bases loaded. Gonna try to -- it."

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" I've heard and retire the outlook plug. With the bases -- Right it's corporate guys like Adobe is there's gotta get down into it you can hit the -- it's that your organs are -- with the bases -- that I -- a new one and those. But on the baseline -- that would be -- has been a history of American film and camera trick."

" One of the guys I don't. Paper plus plus stage Roy -- memories many it was --"

" But thanks and I appreciate."

" It was about -- comment. You know you're talking about these athletes who after the -- done. You know they get it trouble with money pop up while the fact that goes with any sport. Why do we draft these -- so early I think. That okay it should be drafted before the jury yet so at least they can get a degree after the year there not been seen yet so they have opened the fall back."

" And -- and that's what it is drafting usery eighteen years old baseball accused Iran might ask at least a -- Well Troy. 20/20 324 years in point winning more than twenty years ago. Yoga hasn't and it has said the bigger than a great job of putting in programs try to get these guys. Early in the courier and put them on the right path at the football things and and and Bob had a great pointers then these as. -- to his players that come on 1617. Year old golf is 72 new logo is that turned pro and and that's the reason let me go to colleges. Put -- sales and a bit of the -- to make more money and these guy has been it would. Practice and play tennis and golf and noted that the sports at a -- level. To go out and make money and that's that's the biggest reason we do when you hear about Antoine Walker. -- 100 million dollars. Can you get your hands around how do you grass I can't I can't get my. Balls of Tyson -- 200 million dollars not once but twice. It uses is it until it's unbelievable. We had a dads at Whitaker in West Virginia. That one of the electorate -- he's -- accuse. You know. Let's do it says he'll live TV -- as it is on the handle and do you pay the Eumig argument about the calls for. Steve and all over -- feisty."

" I think I apologize choices for that might have been called they're bringing up I don't even know what he was stopped while. I just wanted to say yeah."

" And every inning but with a -- is -- I."

" Just -- loves you bring my stuff that's about it right locked up a lot -- ticket holder and I very much appreciate. What you did for the -- I know it's probably got used to say that. That 2001 season was probably best seen in an AFC championship game dominated. You know just totally took it over it dominated it and that would be great in my mind I thought I'd I'd feel that we -- greatest game I don't know if you agree."

" I think it was partly what -- Monday's gains in the what about the fumble recovery."

" That was with Pittsburgh right the plan is Schuylkill you scoop up a blog on right that was the Pittsburgh game into being veterans lateral pass from you."

" Now what about Troy Brown moment that I only have been nice normal may be other means anybody else that it was. The very innocuous gain gain the second after the 1990 season we -- section to you guys they did jet. On Sunday night and we got totally colts all the lights. And in this the -- quit we couldn't we were trying to erase them that was unique and easy is we're trying to do for fights acting. Well remember that try it was the second protection. Well we got a comedy show actual blood that Mateen was totally demoralized and destroyed brown. Take it upon back it took about eight jets and the special teams to get them down and games and one out of 53 guys getting quit it was strike brought it to me that's Detroit problem that I always -- people what I. What I -- just a game like that when everybody but acquitted it destroyed but take it upon back it would not be taken down. Maybe it wasn't eight but it was -- to war -- all that label. Take this guy -- and."

" Try this is your life this is a go to that Deirdre urban -- game and that's just the way up late every game now I just never quit no matter what the school San Diego playoff game fumble that was the huge 10006. Leo game I was Marlon -- if you didn't recover that he fumbled they would they -- what that report. It by what I -- the rest of the ball from on the Korean Mexico on the phone and it was -- unit and make the game that we play regional call overhead right. Understood that if you play much of the other -- and -- they are they 2002 options I'm Barbara."

" They join our you don't listen you. And I want thank you to all the great moment you've been my favorite player he has -- Our Internet is we always fighting Michael -- for patriot. It -- that in some way shape of all."

" We see what the future -- man you know into the crystal ball laws that Lebanon and see what happens. You know I'm I'm just enjoy my retirement right now and and and and enjoy in life so. We see we see what happens -- with the patriots in the future."

" it's great to anyone here."

" I don't think any interest in coaching you know. We see what happens Ireland and as good as you know glass of thousands of -- and it and in doing laws all sorts of things that allowed does that as much free time to do things that I have tested -- and legacy of thirty years hasn't been sitting dirty. And so on -- The key is now and is just as -- ago Biden and -- play other games and Weston team audit activities and -- this who equities and -- their business is about right to -- doesn't have a dances you know."

" A neighbor haven't yet and Steve you're a carpet welcome to the show."

" guys are. -- try to talk you there are you guys off -- aptly. You -- well I always do. That that the metal -- to be your best that I have a question regarding use steroid question or fall as the how relate to. -- special based politics like that major league baseball. Players. See tremendous. Will mean. About study uses steroids yeah -- like in 1977. These Steelers dynasty which which completely ready. -- Steroid abuse and it doesn't seem like professional ballplayers. -- this group 88 baseball players do we have Rodney Harrison had it in merited HEH used up. What you don't screw it it's used to be -- one by the crass than Joe. Why -- affair and ended near its structure. Plot was. --"

" Let's set the facts straight forward on -- the drug policy. Do you believe that football players skated through this says Steve suggest I don't think so I think that what. A slap on the 1970s that with the Steelers. I don't think the test and honest that was in place a policy wasn't pleased that the but I do know that the national football league of the steps. To ban all those things and the -- and in place at the sub in the -- I was moved and tested four times you're it was a random. One random car when he went like Asian and times when you. And I don't think baseball handles things in place a pontoon. With 2003 you recently where they put those things in place and this seems to be the case that thing back in the day people always associated bit -- it was being used the biggest on the -- of football news. And those -- under the radar and now with some problems on the now. You know it is -- Is being carried no longer analog analog but the way to go about -- and they got these out as differently as you listen to. As the 2004. That just comin' up and put new album that it was -- this happening over we have. You seeds is dragon on Norton Norton -- of fortunate for a lot of these ballclub and of these players. But again I mean David Ortiz on the list -- 2000. Listening. Going to Bermuda in the opening game -- we have and move on Rodney Harrison put just a -- table."

" Practiced at the port because I think Steve brings up a question a lot of folks bring up that they think that. That somehow. That's that the NFL has a lot of players to kind of scary scary if you I don't think so that every time we've seen again as well they've been. They've been suspended for four games on today as the Minnesota Lewis -- Williams and had him more if I mean it to overcome the supplement that has something and it wasn't just known -- And it paid they paid for Japan and Evan -- court these different things between the lead and the maker of the the supplement. And wasn't as -- or fourth of -- deliberately. Put amenities -- this is a business that's as -- I read that Jack did you have to put report. One mile -- and -- about the off season. Policies and east of you voted to us in the offseason coming on -- that I underdog commitment to commit what you workouts and there in the morning news in England it's going to give example. You know. Some news. That's what it is let's say I don't -- up eight is TH is is something that that it as how prevalent do you think that is before the market how prevalent do you think that is an NFL. It. You know it's tough to say you know I had seen in about uses known values and it says an economy. And -- music Agassi in the ridiculous opening Davydenko. You know and what is it uses for what was to come back from injury and you know that's if the --"

" Hey guys guys they traded this BMI out here. Page oil my god I KG got missed a good dose words did not say it's not a right to play that game it's a privilege. It's an absolute privilege watching you guys you know watch use the the last couple years play this game. You know that dynamic you break it that the football field as it. Unbelievable. Later no. How would somebody like me -- and of the game and I heavy collector and -- memorabilia polar -- by some good memorabilia. What -- grass. Is Doug Ross saw upper deck them -- card companies do they approach you guys after retirement -- China could somehow get selected he has to get it -- up because I can't find any thing like."

" I have haven't been approached -- I don't know I don't know that that part -- Wednesday pretty or in the slowed down with the economy instead of I'm going to win is right now is slow them lots of they hadn't of pushed me about India pulled retirement stuff and a couple thoughts characters. That's Kennedy didn't -- that a car Bob -- WEEI."

" we -- see you on -- trying to. Do right now you. -- true power of example to adult there. I just wanted the world reminisce about global war on what -- brought Beckett did against Pittsburgh. In nineteen people those -- both -- and analysts expect those tremendous. Kick off -- the terms of scope for a touchdown and people forget about the drive in the first couple organs and when Nicklaus that's a lot of ball. Another tremendous tremendous play Troy. It's been a pleasure watching you when it's great to see you on the on Comcast and you know -- don't have -- is that the last game I like it was a snow game you'll. Foxboro Stadium. Comin' down they look like on the street trading -- well look at all the maybe I might be able to see you. And you know what point 909 years old it is just so many memories from those."

" There what is there -- everything out your best highlight the most that I met the most awkward. Oh man that I got I -- I have several. Then there's one the advocates against designs. In the in the 1996. Game is Malcolm thank the Olympic team kidnapper now upended them collapse of the -- in the game. And that's it is just that the game against Pittsburgh was a tremendous game grew up hated Steelers as as he would. As the cowboys thing and to out muscle the field in the cowboys and in the seventies. And to be able to comeback him. And whether it was a -- when he was ST Louis. -- the most auctions Kordell Stewart was the guy -- there -- Hotel room for Collins that was you know Brooke her account was on TV nobody gave his team video phone Monday to. -- the -- it. Is the you know recently got the cabinet. And then it was joins order order was -- what else is the name is -- we -- just. In numbers we come over and do warm ups and animals used tickles. You can move into the -- Before it is just being total delicacies. And before the game on the together memorable. For reasons that in -- columns on the microphone zone. And I was a captain -- the kittens we Julia Porter. In the middle of the field and -- his -- You can hear. On the income statement and commonwealth. Yeah -- is a -- that new. You know you hear that didn't go anywhere you. So it -- that that was that was it's black and yet about the winning teams. It was kind of on this one was. Joe from also with his --"

" I try I don't want to just say yeah had a great career if not I participate category I was still in this same Morgan. --"

" It's my home boys and soccer and also."

" Well -- yeah. It was a great receiver you are so I know me I probably should they illustrate that I --"

" About. Of course gave Seattle -- as. As it should be doing --"

" Well it's got paid back no we let's send us I gotta get another you're gonna get somebody else guerrillas right and I -- somebody got to go put that date they ran themselves shot."

" Caller guy up and it's it's probably gonna be -- that -- you know you gotta go on -- habitable moment you know steel. They'll be a guy that they need to guide and especially. But again if if Brad Penny -- lit up early and now is that India. There's those last three starts seven point once he's gonna have Bravo X about it innings."

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" about this it's it's funny -- It is no difference between football and baseball are numerous but the 110 pitches of Jon Lester throws a 110 pitches last they yanked him he's done after six innings. We got the patriots got through to a days night."

" Straight to it ends at the -- very you know look like well I -- but. And today that Larry -- try opposite tells me we have one stretch -- fourteen straight Tuesday -- under Bill Parcells is the history."

" That's straight. Yeah exactly the history in his model that you is in the life of the and we made the playoffs the cycles the afflicted a --"

" Great to see him -- brick. Right. It is great good -- with Narragansett we're right you -- investors yep I'm one of the investors and then against it and and and and we -- windows and time to bring this thing -- and bring him back -- be -- New England. And we -- the Virgo -- build. But the -- back here in new England and -- everything."

" I think that -- crisis Jason will the major doable here. On these days. Three days and out. Look at you know you're terrible base by orator but the Celtics should. He was man I am available so multi millionaire Comcast now right I'm come amongst them delivered a compass and then and I will seek wealthy. And he Yzerman and -- Make it happen. I haven't as of will be theory. We'll have more. I think I -- Adobe media."