Coach Mayo’s Patriots Media Happy Hour Concert!

Robert and Jonathan Kraft are fully committed to easing the tensions and atoning for the inhuman working conditions at Gillette Stadium under the Previous Regime That Shall Not Be Named.

The Kraft Family pulled out all the stops for Coach Mayo’s Patriots Media Happy Hour this week, bringing in one of the great singer/songwriters of all time to entertain their esteemed media guests: The Piano Man, Billy Joel.

William. Martin. Joel.

It’s nine o’clock at Media Day

The regular slobs shuffle in

Krafty Bob’s seated next to me

Makin’ love to his tonic and gin

Here’s to metal benches and custodians!

He says, “Son, can you play me a memory?

I’m not really sure how it goes

But it’s sad and it’s sweet and I knew it complete

When I was paying Bledsoe through the nose.”

Oh, la, la-la, di-di-da

La-la di-di-da, da-dum

“Remember when is the lowest form of conversation.”

Sing us a song, Mr. Charlatan

Sing us a song tonight

Well we’re all in the mood for some tummy rubs

And you’ve got us feelin’ all right

Now, Tom E. at the bar is a friend of mine

He gets me my drinks for free

And he’s quick with a joke or to light up your smoke

But there’s someplace that he’d rather be

He said, “Phil, I believe this is killing me,”

As the smile ran away from his face

“Well, I’m sure I could nab Ian Rapoport’s job

If I could get out of this place.”

Think again, Joyboy.

Oh, la, la-la, di-di-da

La-la di-di-da, da-dum

Simple Ben is an idiot columnist

With a mail-order bride for a wife

And he’s talking with Dumb Andy

Who’s still on the JV

And probably will be for life

Actual size.

And Coach Mayo is practicing politics

While the mediots slowly get stoned

Yes, they’re sharing a drink called incompetence

But it’s better than drinking alone

Suck up to us, Mr. Charlatan

Suck up to us tonight

Well, we don’t really care if you win a game

As long as you serve us Bud Light

Stacey James, not #OOTG.

It’s a pretty good crowd for media day
And Stacey James gives me a smile
‘Cause he knows that it’s me they’ve been coming to see
To forget about Bill for a while

Ben McAdoo thinks it’s a carnival
And Van Pelt, he drinks all the beer
And they sit at the bar and put bread in my jar
And say, “Man, thank god that you’re here.”

Oh, la, la-la di-di-da

La-la, di-di-da, da-dum

Sing us a song, Mr. Charlatan

Sing us a song tonight

Well we’re all in the mood for tummy rubs

And you’ve got us feelin’ all right.

Miss me yet? You will.

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