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Felger and Massarotti started the day discussing the Patriots 39-26 win over the Steelers in Pittsburgh. Why were the Patriots so good coming off a loss?
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Felger and Massarotti started the day discussing the Patriots 39-26 win over the Steelers in Pittsburgh. Why were the Patriots so good coming off a loss?
On the 1st hour, the guys talk about the impressive Patriots win, Rob Gronkowski's great performance and the Mail Bag.
The Patriots pulled off a dominating 39-26 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night.
Josh Miller, former Patriots and Steeler punter, joined Felger and Massarotti to preview Sunday nights Patriots-Steelers game in Pittsburgh.
Oft-injured Fred Taylor hopes to play Sunday night after missing five games with two painful toes.
On hour 3, Fred calls out some listeners, Bert Breer talks New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers and one lady is upset with her mail man.
On the 4th hour, the New England Patriots head to Pittsburgh on Sunday, Rich Goes To The Movies and you listened now discuss.
Steelers linebacker James Farrior joined Gresh, Zo and Bert Breer to talk about the Patriots.
Andy Hart from Patriots Football Weekly talks with T& R about Tom Brady and Stephen Gostkowski.
Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin talk about the Patriots on his conference call with the Boston media today. Here are some of the tidbits from his conversation.
Felger and Massarotti were joined by Patriots Football Weekly's Paul Perillo. They previewed this weekends Patriots-Steelers game, talked injuries and where improvements can be made.
Former New England Patriots Linebacker Rosevelt Colvin talks with Toucher & Rich about the Patriots loss in Cleveland and the team's next game against the Steelers.
Gresh & Zo had the opportunity to "scout" the Steelers Monday night.
On hour 1, the Celtics winning streak ends, Wade Phillips is fired, magazines at the barbershop and The Mail Bag.
Gresh & Zo's make their NFL picks for week 8 of the season!
Baltimore Ravens tight end Todd Heap took a vicious hit from New England Patriots safety Brandon Meriweather that Heap called "one of those hits that shouldn't happen."
