Eric Mangini: Patriots success is dependent on the investment in Cam Newton & locker room reinforcement ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Eric Mangini: Patriots success is dependent on the investment in Cam Newton & locker room reinforcement ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Eric Mangini joins the show to discuss the New England Patriots and Bill Belichick's latest spending spree in free agency. Mangini feels the Pats success is dependent on the investment in Cam Newton and the reinforcement in the locker room.

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Eric Mangini joins the show to discuss the New England Patriots and Bill Belichick's latest spending spree in free agency. Mangini feels the Pats success is dependent on the investment in Cam Newton and the reinforcement in the locker room.

MARCH 18, 2021・first things first・4:23

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Eric Mangini: Patriots success is dependent on the investment in Cam Newton & locker room reinforcement ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Eric Mangini joins the show to discuss the New England Patriots and Bill Belichick's latest spending spree in free agency. Mangini feels the Pats success is dependent on the investment in Cam Newton and the reinforcement in the locker room.

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