Felger & Massarotti

They debate whether the Red Sox lineup truly has a high-end bat and whether prospects like Marcelo Mayer should be everyday players. They argue about roster construction, service-time strategy and possible trades for a power hitter. They rant about Olympic hockey scheduling and U.S. goaltending choices. They also weigh if the Patriots should pursue Maxx Crosby and the likely cost of that move.

Conversation centers on whether confidence in Drake Maye has eroded after a poor postseason showing. They dissect timing and impact of Maye’s shoulder injury and whether it was overstated. Analysts and callers debate offensive scheming, pass protection, and whether coaching or injuries explain the collapse.

A lively recap of a San Francisco Super Bowl trip with city impressions, dining highlights and memorable nightlife stories. Heated debate over Celtics salary-cap moves and luxury tax strategy. Tales of travel hassles, rideshare nightmares, and praise for Waymo autonomous rides. Thoughts on the decline of local sports journalism and recommendations for Winter Olympics events.

Discussion about whether Patriots players should publicly disclose injuries and how that affects team culture. Debates over Will Campbell’s fit at left tackle and worrying pressure metrics. Critique of Drake Maye’s shoulder comments and Toradol talk. Calls about defensive breakdowns, special teams miscues, and the club’s youth and media relations. Final rant on Super Bowl spectacle.

Heated debate over whether New England’s recent run was legit or fool’s gold. Breakdown of schedule strength and how it inflated team stats. Talk about playoff-era performer dropoffs and what to do about the offensive line. Reaction to Boston acquiring Caleb Durbin and whether his profile fits long-term plans.

Greg Bedard, longtime NFL analyst and draft scout, drops in to dissect line play and roster decisions. He debates whether Will Campbell fits at left tackle and tackles questions about moving him inside. Rapid-fire opinions cover Super Bowl pageantry, crowds, and halftime with candid takes. Listeners call in for film-based reactions and team-building talk.

Greg Bedard, veteran NFL analyst known for deep film study of the Patriots. He breaks down New England’s Super Bowl 60 loss in bite-sized takes. Topics include the defensive line’s failures, Will Campbell’s left tackle struggles and knee, Drake May’s postseason accuracy and injury questions. Quick rundowns on play-calling, missed protections, and who rose or fell in the big game.

(0:00) The guys open the final hour of the show by resetting their thoughts on the performance of Drake Maye in Super Bowl LX. Plus, more callers on the game. (11:14) Looking at the performance of Will Campbell and the rest of the offensive line in the Patriots loss to the Seahawks. (21:07) The Email of the Day and The Final Word! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the third hour of the show talking about the players who were positives for the Patriots in last night’s loss to the Seahawks. (5:57) A Lightning Round of callers on the Patriots and Super Bowl LX. (19:40) Resetting thoughts on Drake Maye and what he had to say postgame about his injured right shoulder. (29:00) Was Drake Maye unprepared for the big moment on Sunday in the Super Bowl? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the second hour of the show reacting to what Drake Maye had to say at the podium following last night’s loss. (11:12) More callers reaction to the Patriots loss in Super Bowl LX. (21:13) Some thoughts on what Mike Vrabel had to say postgame following the loss. Plus, more callers. (31:15) Was Sam Darnold a sidecar to the Seahawks winning Super Bowl LX? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.