CHFF Radio: Bill Belichick's Days As A College Athlete

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This week we talked to broadcaster Mike Carlson, who covers the NFL for U.K. Channel 4 and for the BBC, along with other outlets. He covered the Patriots-Rams game in London on Sunday.

Carlson also played college lacrosse with Bill Belichick. Turns out Belichick's analytical brain and quest for an edge was working hard even back then.

Carlson has also written for CHFF in the past, including this great CHFF Classic, "Showtime in Tinsletown," about the star-studded L.A. Rams of the 1950s.

Carlson was supposed to join us last week but we ran into some international communications hiccups. Glad to get him back in the queue this week.

We'll also talked with FootballNation.com and FFChamps.com fantasy football expert Bill Enright, he comes to the table with a mountain of knowledge. Enright also lives in northern New Jersey. So he will discuss the devestation surrounding his area and its impact on the NFL, 

CHFF Radio on Patriots.com is hosted by Potentate of Pigskin Kerry J. Byrne and talented CHFF editor and resident Voice of God Patrick Imig.

They also tackle the NFL's iciest issues each week, break down the best teams in the NFL and tackle every game with their Stat Attack.

CHFF bon vivant Frankie C., the man who wears Tom Brady pajamas, joins at 5 p.m. with his irreverent take on football and on life.

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