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Predicting how the Stephon Gilmore holdout will end with former agent Joel Corry

Predicting how the Stephon Gilmore holdout will end with former agent Joel Corry

Episode 133 Published 5 years, 3 months ago
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Former agent Joel Corry joins Phil Perry on the Next Pats Podcast to discuss Stephon Gilmore's holdout. Joel gives his perspective on what he feels both Gilmore and Bill Belichick would be happy with and whether there's a chance the team ends up trading Gilmore.

2:00 How with the 'Patriot Way' impact Stephon Gilmore's situation?

5:30 - Could penalties force Gilmore back on the field before he really wants to return?

7:30 - What would you want if you were Gilmore and what would you be willing to give if you were Belichick?

16:30 - Is there a chance the Patriots could trade Gilmore?

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