Ted wants the Pats to run it back with Diggs

The WEEI Afternoons podcast opens with a lighthearted conversation about Super Bowl legacy, with Ted Johnson reflecting on his three championships and the rarity of such a feat. The tone shifts to a more serious but still humorous discussion of the recent Stefan Diggs trial, where Diggs was found not guilty of assaulting his former private chef amid a bitter pay dispute. The hosts dissect the trial’s most damning moments, particularly the poorly prepared and repeatedly confused testimony of the accuser, who struggled to answer basic questions and repeatedly said, 'I don't understand the question.' The hosts mock the legal strategy, the absurdity of the $5 million demand, and the chef’s alleged cooking quality—described as 'dried up hot dogs'—painting a picture of a case that collapsed under its own weight. They also reflect on broader themes of fame, trust, and the predatory behavior that can surround high-earning athletes, drawing parallels to other recent sports scandals involving the Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins. Despite the comedic framing, the episode underscores the fragility of public perception and the importance of credibility in legal and media narratives.