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Mike Kadlick of Patriots Daily is joined by former Patriots running back James White to discuss the changes in the Patriots coaching staff. As someone who played in Josh McDaniels' scheme for many years, he provides valuable insight on what the new offensive coordinator will bring to Drake Maye's offense.  0:00 - Intro 1:52 - Reacting to Mayo Firing 4:19 - Reaction to McDaniels Hiring 7:15 - What is it like playing for McDaniels? 9:36 - PrizePicks 10:49 - Similarities of McDaniels and Belichick 14:05 - Breaking Down McDaniels’ System 17:42 - Gametime 18:28 - Running Back Role in McDaniels’ Offense 21:13 - Would James White Coach?  ************************************************ Patriots Content Brought to you by.... 💰 Prize Picks - https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/CLNS Download the app today and use Code CLNS at PrizePicks.com/CLNS & Get $50 instantly when you play $5!  🎫 Gametime - https://gametime.co Take the guesswork out of buying NFL tickets with Gametime. Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code CLNS for $20 off your first purchase. Download Gametime today. Terms apply. What time is it? Gametime!  Merch Store - https://shop.clnsmedia.com  Social Media!!!! 🏈 Patriots Twitter- https://twitter.com/patriotsclns 🏈 Patriots Instagram-  https://www.instagram.com/patriotsclns/ 🔵 Facebook- https://facebook.com/clnsmedia 🔵 LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/company/clnsmedia/about/ 💟 Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@clnsmedia ********************************************************* 🏈 ABOUT PATRIOTS COVERAGE ON CLNS: 🏈  Welcome to the CLNS Media Network’s YouTube channel for New England Patriots 🏈 football.  CLNS Media is the leading online provider of audio/video coverage for the 6X Super Bowl Champions.  Get complete inside access to the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro and everywhere on the road. CLNS Patriots credentialed insiders Greg Bedard, Andrew Callahan, Tayler Kyles, John Zannis, Alex Barth and Mike Kadlick provide instantaneous news and analysis all in real time, as well as full access to complete videos from the players, coaches, ownership and everyone else inside Patriots Place.  If you enjoy CLNS’ Celtics 🍀 All Access and are craving more Boston sports content, you head over to CLNS’ Patriots 🏈 Press Pass at  🔴 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqX7G3pEDTseNxtoDU27PEg?sub_confirmations=1 🔴  __________________________________________________________________________ 🍀 For Celtics Content:  🔴  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmp3kivpOg3lzoJC7yV7VjQ?sub_confirmations=1 🔴 🔴 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmp3kivpOg3lzoJC7yV7VjQ?sub_confirmations=1 🔴 🏀 🍀 Celtics Twitter - https://twitter.com/CelticsCLNS 📸 🏀 Celtics Instagram - https://instagram.com/celticsCLNS 🔵 Twitter Main- - https://twitter.com/clnsmediaCLNS 📸 Main Instagram - https://instagram.com/clnsmedia

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00:00I am joined by Robert Griffin, the third James White field. Yes, Nina Kimes. All right. So

00:10first play, we're going to look at second into one of the Patriots first offensive plays.

00:17What is going on everybody? Mike Padleck here. No Taylor, Kyle's some technical difficulty,

00:22excuse me, technical difficulties on his end, but we could not pass up the opportunity to

00:28have on friend of the show. Now, third time on the Patriots daily podcast, as you saw him

00:33in the intro there, it is James White, three times Superbowl champion, the host of the money

00:38down podcast, color analyst for sports USA. As I said, friend of the show and somebody who also

00:44spent eight seasons in new England as a running back all under new offensive coordinator, Josh

00:50McDaniels. So we want to get all the info you have on Josh, what it's going to look like for Drake

00:55what it looks like over those eight seasons. But first and foremost, James, thank you so much for

01:00coming on, taking your time. How is everything going in your on, uh, in your end in your life

01:04so far this year, everything's been going well, did a lot of different things, you know, throughout

01:09this year from, you know, being a color analyst for sports USA, helping out at, you know, NIU,

01:15you know, being a part of that program this season, doing some stuff at CBS sports HQ,

01:21and then obviously doing my podcast as well. So kind of, kind of been all over the place,

01:25but it's been, it's been a ton of fun. Just trying to stay busy in this retired life.

01:29I was going to say, you're not really retired. You're doing pretty much everything under the

01:32sun. Now you see you, uh, popping up everywhere. So, uh, good to hear it where, uh, obviously happy

01:37for you being Patriots coverage and Patriots fans. Uh, that's all awesome stuff. Now, uh,

01:42the Patriots did just hire Josh McDaniels as their OC. We do want to get into that,

01:46your experience with him, kind of how that offense works. Uh, but first you haven't been on

01:51the show with us, uh, since the season and Gerard Mayo was obviously fired basically right after,

01:57uh, week 18. And I know that you seemed a little bit surprised at that happening,

02:01at least in your reaction on social media, uh, but now a couple of weeks out

02:05seeing how that went down and seeing how the transition has gone.

02:08Uh, just what was your reaction to that? Do you think it was the right decision,

02:12the wrong decision and, uh, sort of where the Patriots are at post, you know,

02:16obviously Gerard Mayo's exit for me, I wouldn't say, I guess I was surprised. I just thought,

02:24you know, would crab actually hiring Mayo, the expectation that it was going to take,

02:28you know, more than one season. That's kind of my way of looking at it. If you're hiring a first

02:34time head coach, you know, only five years into coaching the league and everything and hiring a,

02:39a fairly, you know, new staff, a lot of guys doing things for the first time,

02:44I would expect you would think it was going to take time and you wouldn't expect it more of a

02:47league. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So that was more of my idea on it. So that's

02:52maybe why I was caught a little off guard by it. Um, I understand the whole contract thing where,

02:59you know, it was written in his contract that he's going to be the next coach, but

03:02you can restructure contracts. You see it all the time with, you know, players and coaches or

03:07whatever you, whatever you, you know, so have it. So that's why it caught me off guard. Like I said,

03:12I don't know whether it's the right or wrong move. I mean, things could turn around completely

03:16this year. Things may not, you know, only time will tell. I just thought it just wasn't necessarily

03:21fair, you know, on Mayo's part, putting a tough spot. Um, but Hey man, that's the nature of this

03:27league is result oriented business. You know, fans weren't happy, crash, not happy. He wants to be,

03:33wants a team to compete a little bit better. So tough decisions have to be made.

03:38It is, you're right. And that is the tough part. And you said it best where he was put in,

03:42you know, it felt like virtually impossible decision, at least her situation, at least

03:47down the stretch, right. Where, you know, the roster is shot first time, head coach,

03:51first time coordinators off the, uh, across the board. And then he said, he's supposed to make,

03:56uh, you know, lemons out or lemonade out of oranges. And it's like, well, you know,

04:00what are we doing here? And then it gets to the end and obviously, uh, it doesn't go well, but

04:04they had to make their decision. You said it, right. It is a business and they had to do what's

04:07best for the team. And now we're on to the Mike variable era and the Josh McDaniels era, which is

04:12why we wanted to truly have you on this show here. Um, I want to get your thoughts on Josh coming in

04:19a third time and, uh, you know, what it, what it's like working under him, but first and foremost,

04:25I guess with a rookie quarterback and with the other options out there, how would you characterize

04:31the hire of Josh McDaniels again? Was it the right hire? Do you think they're in, you know,

04:35going in the right direction, bringing him back here? I think it's a great hire. You know, this

04:40side of the ball on the offense has been a struggle bus for the last few years since he's left. Um,

04:45it's been very disoriented from the offense line to inconsistency with the receivers,

04:50just inconsistencies, you know, as a whole, you know, as an offense, I think the main part has

04:55been no lack of details and a lack of execution. And what Josh McDaniels is going to emphasize is

05:01details, execution, and preparation, all the things that you need to have, you know, in a

05:06good offense. And like I said, a couple of these guys that are still on the roster, they've got

05:10to play under Josh McDaniels. I'm sure they're happy to have him back. It's a familiar sister

05:14for them. And it's good that some of those guys will be there like Kendrick Bourne, you know,

05:19guys like David Andrews or guys like Hunter Henry, they can really help those younger

05:25players and really get them to buy into the process because it's not easy. It's not going

05:30to be easy for a lot of those young players. It's going to be a lot different than what you've been

05:33doing those last couple of years. So it may be easy for you to be like, oh man, I can't,

05:38I can't rock with this. It's a little too tough. This guy's getting on me a little bit too hard,

05:42but it's, he's getting on you because, you know, he wants the excellence. He demands the excellence.

05:47And if you buy in the results, you know, we'll show. So that's why I'm glad some of those guys

05:52that have played under him are still there to help some of those younger players. I think it's

05:57great how I know a lot of people will say his offense is outdated and this and that. I'm not

06:02with that. I mean, football is like, I know people do all this shift in motion, whatever, these fast

06:07motions, but it's all the same thing at the end of the day, they're just dressing it up a little

06:11bit different. And we've done probably the most shift in emotion in a different person than

06:17anybody else. I thought our offense was always, you know, really versatile and, you know, you can

06:22move guys in multiple different, you know, different positions or, you know, different,

06:26whatever alignments and everything like that. And right. And the same stuff, but, but it looks

06:30different. So I think he's always done a great job of that. And I've also seen that he, you know,

06:35during his time off this year, he's spent time with the different NFL teams, different college

06:40teams to really, you know, learn a little bit more of what to add, you know, to his offense.

06:45Cause it's a, it's a different style of players these days. They learn differently. And especially

06:50from the college level, as we all seen, like these guys that may not necessarily be prepared

06:55for, you know, some of the, maybe the older offenses that were in the NFL. So I think that,

07:00that way too. I want to get into that side of it, the, you know, the scheme, the, this Earhart Perkins

07:06that it's called the, the sort of the shell of it, even though it's so multiple and there's, you know,

07:10all these different scenarios I want to get into that. But first you mentioned buy-in and there

07:14are some younger players on this team, obviously a rookie in Drake may. And then the two rookies

07:20wide receivers, Jalen Polk, Jayvon Baker, new era of player. You also mentioned, what is it like

07:27working under Josh? What does he expect from you? Is it, you need to know every position.

07:32You need to know your position. Like what's the work ethic that's needed. Is it going to be a

07:37challenge for these guys to turn this over? And again, what does he expect out of, you know,

07:41out of, out of his players each and every day? Yeah. I mean, it's going to be a challenge for

07:45the younger players like Polk and younger players like, you know, Javon Baker, even

07:50probably guys like Kashan Bhutib just because he's going to expect, you know, you to know certain

07:55things. Like maybe you, maybe it takes you a couple of weeks to get it. Maybe it takes you

07:59a couple of months. Maybe it takes you, you know, who knows a couple of games before you really,

08:04you know, get into a rhythm. But for those guys, for me, it's just like, just don't get

08:07discouraged about it. You know, some guys is going to want to learn multiple positions. Some

08:12guys may get put in a box for one position. Then once you know, show that you can do that, then

08:17you'll get more put on your plate. So I think it just all depends on what you show you're able to

08:22do and practice. And then, you know, as you prove yourself and practice, improve yourself in games,

08:27then the ball started coming your way more and more of the plays will get designed for you.

08:32I just think he just demands you to work hard and practice the pit and demands you to prepare,

08:36prepare hard, like everything serious to like from walkthroughs, you know, walkthroughs after

08:43meetings, walkthroughs before practice. You know, he's all about the details, you know,

08:46make sure you're not, your eyes aren't in the wrong place in the walkthrough. Your eyes are

08:51not in the wrong place, you know, in practice, you know, whatever it may be, he's going to be

08:54on top of it. He, he does a great job of not allowing people to slip up and make errors at

09:00any point. And I think that's why, you know, he's such a good office coordinator. It can be,

09:05it can be a lot of times for sure. You know, you, you know, day before the game,

09:09you walk it through every single play, you know, everything that might possibly happen

09:13that the defense might do it. It's a lot like, man, like this is long, but when the game rolls

09:17around, it's like clockwork because, okay, we've already walked through every single thing. I'm

09:22ultra confident. So it's just, those guys had to buy into the process. And like I said, they

09:26definitely can. And I think he can get the most out of Jay LaPole. He can get the most out of

09:30Jaylon Baker, Keyshawn Booty. So as long as those guys work hard and believe in what's going on,

09:35they'll be just fine.

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10:47game. You mentioned the, you know, knowing what every scenario is going to be on every certain

10:52play. So you always have the answer to the test. And I heard, uh, Tom Brady was on Colin Cowherd,

10:57uh, Fox sports a couple of weeks ago or a couple of months ago at this point, maybe,

11:01but Colin asked him like, was it just difficult at the end working for Bill and Josh because they

11:07expected so much and you couldn't just relax on a Saturday night, but instead you were going

11:11through everything. And Tom said it was the exact opposite where no, it's actually refreshing that

11:16we sit there and we go through everything. And so that if there's a 5% chance, something's not

11:21going to work. We don't just say, well, we're going to take the 95%. We're going to know what

11:25the other answer is to this as we know what everything is. And so I'm glad you said that it,

11:30it, you know, sounds like it makes a ton of sense from that. And again, it's just,

11:33it's the prep, it's the work, it's the prep, it's the knowing, okay, how do we answer this? Look,

11:37how do we answer this blitz? How do we answer this shell? Uh, things of that nature. One more thing

11:41on Josh, I guess how similar slash different, uh, you know, was working under him versus, you know,

11:48working under bill. I know it's different because it's an OC versus a head coach, but

11:52I feel like one of the, the knocks on Josh has been, you know, when he goes off to be a head

11:57coach and takes on more than just offensive coordinator duties, that's kind of where things

12:02go arise. So were they the same, were they different? How, you know, how would you, I guess,

12:08look at their two different coaching styles? I mean, no, everybody's going to be somewhat

12:12different, you know, as a coach. Um, I think for, for Josh and bill, they're both about the

12:18details. They're both about the preparation. I said, but they're, they're going to have different,

12:22you know, personalities for me. You know, obviously I'm going to interact more with,

12:26with Josh and I'm more than I ever did with bill because bill's a little bit more of a,

12:30a defensive coach. He's probably sitting in those meetings a little bit more than

12:33he ever was with the offense. So Josh was in full control of what the,

12:37the office was doing, but I would say that they're fairly similar. I wouldn't say,

12:41you know, as far as the lack of success he had as being a head coach, I don't think that's

12:47necessary to me. It's not completely a hundred percent just on him. Sometimes it's all about,

12:52you know, everything that's going on within the organization, not being, not being the right fit

12:57and at the right time from whatever GM ownership and just the players too. Like if you were able

13:03to always say, if you're able to just take our roster from new England and put them, you know,

13:07in Vegas, you probably win a ton of games, right? Unfortunately, that's not, that's not how

13:13this thing works. You gotta try to figure out, you know, who's going to be your guys.

13:17No, those star guys that are already there that are under contracts. If those guys don't,

13:21don't buy into what's going on and they don't get to believe in what's going on,

13:24then it's kind of hard for those younger guys to really get it going. So it's easy to kind of lose,

13:31you know, your locker room, I would say, if you know, some of your good players,

13:35there aren't in belief of what's going on. So I think sometimes it can be put in a difficult spot.

13:39I know a lot of people just automatically say, if a lot of these coaches, they don't win,

13:43you know, where they're at, they're just these bad coaches or sometimes just not the,

13:48the greatest situation. I mean, maybe they're not good head coach. Maybe, I don't know.

13:52I'm not, I'm not in the building, so I don't know. I'm not, I haven't sat in there.

13:57Only those people, people who are in those locker rooms or in those meetings

14:00will have a better understanding of, you know, how it all kind of went down.

14:05All right. So this, this system, the, you know, the Earhart Perkins system, the EP that Josh runs,

14:10it's been in new England for, you know, since 2000, since him and, you know,

14:14Charlie Weiss were kind of there starting the entire thing. It's evolved in many ways.

14:18We saw your guy's season in 2020 with Cam Newton. He's running bootlegs.

14:21He's running zonery. It's like, it's very adaptable. It's very multiple.

14:26And we also mentioned all of the answers to the tests that Tom had because he was in it for so

14:31many years, right? The reason I'm saying this is also listening to an episode of Edelman's podcast

14:38with Josh talking about preparing a young quarterback and developing a young quarterback

14:42and putting a certain amount of plays in his bucket. Okay. He, we can take care of red zones

14:47today. We can take a third, take care of third down today. We can make sure the center exchange

14:52is all set now and not putting everything on his plate. I guess I'm all the, the big question here

14:58is what exactly is this offense and how difficult is it? Is it going to be for Drake May to pick it

15:05up? And I know that you've kind of seen it firsthand because you also saw the whole thing

15:09installed for Mack Jones, his rookie season. So what's this going to look like? The answers aren't

15:14going to be all there right there, but I'm just curious about your view on this Josh McDaniels

15:18offense. I think it's just a multiple offense. It's an adaptable offense. Like I said,

15:23it could be a game plan offense. It just, it's almost like a week to week thing. Like obviously

15:28we had like our core plays that you would run, you know, every single week, but you know,

15:33facing certain defenses, you have to scheme up your offense based on the defense that you're

15:37going up against. Maybe they're a very good, you know, run defense and we may not be able to,

15:42we may not expect to run the ball very well and we'll go into the game plan. I think we may have

15:47to throw it to win the game or vice versa. Maybe they, we think they have a very good pass coverage

15:51or this and that nature. Maybe we can't throw it 40 times. We're going to have to run the ball

15:5530 times and win this game. We're not just going to walk out there saying like, okay, we're,

16:00we're just going to do our thing. They stop it. They stop it. They don't, they don't,

16:03that's not necessarily how we would go about it. I think as far as a rookie quarterback,

16:09I said, there's going to be a lot on your playlist. I don't know what he was responsible for

16:14under Alex, Alex Van Pelt, you know, and company, but he's going to be responsible for Mike points

16:19in the run game, responsible for Mike points in the passing game. He's going to be responsible for,

16:23you know, checking protections, going to be responsible for, you know, maybe

16:26alert receivers for signage, just making sure they're on the same page. You know, the,

16:30the weak safety blitz is coming and the guy that picked up letting them know that, you know,

16:35still run your route. Like there's, there's like a lot of, you know, different, you know,

16:38pieces to this office is going to be a lot for him at first, but I think it's, it'll be something

16:42that he'll be able to pick up based on what I've seen from him, you know, so far in his rookie

16:46season seemed like the game was pretty slow to him and he wasn't panicking, you know, with

16:51everything, the chaos that was going on around him, he never seemed to panic. So, I mean, I have full

16:56trust and, you know, seeing how Mac was able to pick it up there really quickly, I think Drake

17:00will be able to do, you know, a similar type of thing. So there's going to be a lot of responsibility

17:05on him, a lot of onus, you're going to make some mistakes, I'm sure early on, but you know, as the

17:10year goes on and you know, at the more reps he gets at it, I think he'll be ultra confident and he'll

17:15learn the game kind of front to back and get a better understanding of, you know, everything,

17:19you know, not just what he has to do, but you know, offensive line, running backs, receivers,

17:24I think that's the biggest thing about the offense. Everybody, the more you were in the

17:29office, the longer you were there, you started to understand more of what we're trying to get done

17:33as a whole offense, not just my responsibility and my job and the better you can understand that,

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18:27guaranteed. So you thought Mac took it on pretty, pretty good. Like he understood it easily,

18:32quickly. Like that was an impressive. It was really, it was really impressive. I think like

18:36as the the weeks went on during training camp, you're just like, okay, like it's really starting

18:41to click for him. He's making these adjustments. He's making these checks. He's. Yeah. Seeing the

18:45blitz. He's getting the ball out of his hands. He knows where it's hot to rise. Like, okay, like

18:49this is it's pretty impressive for a young guy and he had a really good rookie season. So, I mean,

18:54it's like I said, if you're able to grasp and understand what's going on and really, you know,

18:58work at it and you won't have a problem with it. And so you mentioned to the all all the adjustments

19:04that fall under the quarterbacks sort of, you know, per view, right? The the mic adjustments,

19:09the knowing what the answer is hot off a blitz or adjusting the line protection. Like, at least

19:15from my understanding with the West Coast system they ran last year, a lot of the protections were

19:19on the center and now those are on the quarterback. Yeah. Curious about from a running back's

19:24perspective for you and I guess your position in general, what's on your plate, what's not,

19:29how easy, how challenging is it? I think in a conversation me and you maybe had in the past on

19:35one of our shows or one of my shows, you mentioned that it was difficult for you in season one and

19:39that that's kind of why you didn't play as much. It took you a little while to pick it up and then

19:43it eventually, you know, caught on and you had the career you had. So, what are the responsibilities

19:47of the running back in this scheme? For the running back, I mean, it's like I said, I never

19:51played in a West Coast system but. Right. Like the center can make the mic point and you know,

19:57center or the quarterback can make the mic point, you know, but the quarterback can always,

20:02you know, trumpet at any given time if he sees a certain look based on safety rotation or the

20:07linebackers or the defensive backs and all that but as a running back, it doesn't really make

20:12a difference to you whether the center's making the point or whether the quarterback's making the

20:16point. Now, based on that mic point and the protection, there's a certain, you know,

20:20blitz that you may have and if a guy does a certain thing, you may have to pick up somebody

20:25else. If he, if nobody blitzes, then you kind of get out on your route. So, it just depends

20:28on the protection that's called and just really everybody being on the same page but you do have

20:33to, you know, have a feel for, you know, the offensive line calls and maybe even the different

20:37calls that the quarterback's making and certain protections because that can change, you know,

20:42who you're blocking or maybe it can change, you know, whether you're actually going to get out

20:45on your route and whatnot. So, I think it was a fairly just really good understandable, you know,

20:52system, protection system. For me, I know Brian Hoyer always says because he's been in a ton of

20:56different systems. He's like, it's the most like quarterback like friendly system when it comes to

21:00protection as far as, you know, him picking things up. So, to me, if I hear that from a quarterback

21:06then I think it's it should be friendly, you know, for everybody else as far as picking up blitzes.

21:11Love it. Alright. Well, this was awesome. Ton of good information. We appreciate it. I do have one

21:17final question for you. I know it was reported that Tony Dews is going to come over from the

21:22New York Jets. We don't know if it's running back. Don't know if it's tight ends coach. He's coached

21:26both. You did tweet something the other day with a little eyeball emoji James White that you may

21:32want to return. I don't know if it was here but do something coaching running backs. Is that in

21:37your sights? Is that something you want to do? I don't know if it's here. You don't have to drop

21:41anything but curious about your goals outside of media and maybe if you want to join the coaching

21:45sphere or something. I always like to tease people whenever they whenever they mention that

21:51mention that about me being a running back coach but like I said, if they were to reach out to me,

21:55I'd definitely entertain it for sure especially like with Josh. I know the system. I know him

22:00personally and I think that, you know, makes a difference as far as showing up to work knowing

22:04what, you know, that coach is all about. I don't know if Rable personally but compete against him,

22:09you know, quite a few times whether at Ohio State or with him with the Texans and with the

22:13Titans and everything else. So, you know, him kind of from afar and obviously, you know, he's

22:18a patriot guy too. So, yeah, I definitely entertain in some place that I know and I'm

22:23very familiar with but I don't know if I'm if I'm ready for that, you know, you know, lifestyle,

22:28you know, just maybe maybe somewhere down the line but I said, if if that phone call did happen, I

22:35I definitely listen in and you know, see if it's actually a fit for me currently. Well, I love it.

22:41Yeah, maybe we'll maybe we'll see you around. Maybe we'll have you back.

22:45No, this was good. Again, a lot of great information. So, we appreciate you joining

22:48us. Before we let you go, I know we talked about it a little bit off the top but let the people

22:52know what you're up to, where they can find you. You have a lot of cool stuff going on in the media

22:56world. So, just a quick plug for yourself before we get you out here. Definitely, I mean, you can

23:00check out my podcast, the Money Down podcast. You drop new episodes, you know, weekly, you know,

23:05talking football, life, college football, entrepreneurship, a little bit of everything.

23:10Also, do color commentary, you know, for Sports USA, for NFL games, did about eight or nine games

23:17this year doing that which is a ton of fun. I was also on CBS Sports HQ covering some college

23:22football, you know, for a couple Saturdays too. So, they've been doing quite a few things. So,

23:27yeah, you probably see a lot a lot of different information about me on my social media platform.

23:32That's kind of kind of my life, right? Good stuff. Well, again, thank you so much. Friend

23:37of the show. Third time on Patriots Daily. We'll have you on very soon again to talk more

23:42Patriots football. That is James White again. Three-time Super Bowl champion. Super Bowl 51

23:46hero as we know. Toss to White. Patriots win. All that good stuff and Money Down podcast doing a

23:51lot of media stuff as well. So, make sure you follow him all over his socials and keep it here

23:57on Patriots Press Pass for all of your Patriots coverage as the offseason goes on. So, until next

24:02time, thanks for tuning in, everybody. Take care of yourselves, take care of each other,

24:06and we will see you very soon. Peace out, everyone.

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