Do the Patriots NEED a No. 1 wide receiver?

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00:00Yeah, you know, only half the teams even have a number one.

00:02It's really about having a more deep, diverse group

00:05and guys that can get open and catch the ball.

00:08That's really what that's about.

00:09We're just focused on that.

00:10So that would, you know, I wouldn't be overly confident about A.J. Brown

00:15or someone similar based on that comment.

00:18And you know what, Cerrone, who's in for Tony Maserati today,

00:21like I largely agree with that.

00:22Like I don't.

00:23I do too.

00:24I mean, I don't feel you have to have,

00:26and I think especially if you have that franchise quarterback,

00:30I sort of put it on my franchise quarterback to lift the tide of everything

00:34and, you know, elevate and spread the ball and get to the open guy.

00:37And in that case, you don't need Jamar Chase.

00:39Now listen, there's been some really good wide receivers

00:42who've started to win championships.

00:44It was back in the day.

00:46Didn't happen.

00:46The number one guy, Randy Moss, number one.

00:48Terrell Owens, number one.

00:49There's a lot of guys that never won.

00:51Look at Jamar Chase.

00:52Look at Justin Jefferson.

00:53So like they're not even making the playoffs.

00:56So I'm okay with it, but I still do think you need a guy

01:03that your quarterback really relies on when you got to have it.

01:05So whether he's a number one or a number two,

01:07I mean, Brady got away with it for all those years,

01:09whether it was Gronkowski or Welker or Edelman or Dion Branch,

01:12like he had reliable.

01:14That's what he needs.

01:15Possession guys.

01:16He needs a tight end.

01:17So just, I think there's more than one way to skin a cat.

01:22Okay.

01:26So just, I think there's more than one way to skin a cat.

01:27So just, I think there's more than one way to skin a cat.

01:27You