1:00: Early thoughts on how Stefon Diggs looked at OTAs, “I’ve already forgotten about the beat video. … I thought he looked great.”

4:00: Now that you have this mix of wide receivers “this time of year, it’s just so crucial for these young kids to take this next step. … Seems like [Diggs] made the right decision.”

6:00: “I’ve seen guys come back from ACL injuries, and it doesn’t look like that, six or seven months post-surgery. He is obviously taking his rehab seriously.”

7:15: “If [Diggs] continues to practice the way we saw him practice the other day, it’s not going to be an issue. … It’s all on him right now.”

10:45: Bill Belichick: “If you’re not good at one thing, you better be damn good at 10 things.”

11:30: Hogan on punting during practice in hopes of doing whatever he could to make the team. “You have to grind. … This is the NFL.”

12;55: On Brady’s punting. “His little surprise pooch kicks on third down? … I’m sure he was real good at that.”

13:25: Hogan: “To this day, I feel like I could have lasted in this league as a punter. … I was a backup punter in college.”

14:35: On Hogan saying he’d take a shot at the NFL again as a punter.

17:00: Hogan says Thomas Morstead was a great punter. One of the toughest he faced. Also gives a shout-out to Ryan Allen.

20:00: Listener question: “How concerned should the Pats brass be about Stefon Diggs’ antics?”

22:40: Welker rehab vs. Diggs rehab. Two guys coming back quick from ACL issues.

23:40: Listener question: “Can you explain the offense that Josh McDaniels is instituting in a way the average fan can understand it? And do you think it fits with Drake Maye’s skill set?”

30:20: How Hogan helped Price ask a good question during a press conference.

31:00: Listener question: “We’ve heard from the rookies about players they looked up to when they were playing. Was there a guy like that for you, either as a young athlete or someone when you came into the league, who was like that for you?”

31:30: On Fred Jackson’s leadership and guidance when Hogan was ion Buffalo. “He was a pro’s pro.”

32:45: “Tom [Brady] was one of those guys too.”

34:25: Davone Bess was also helpful. “Davone … he would always answer my questions.”

35:25: Why you want to be the veteran who invites other guys over for dinner on Thanksgiving.

38:00: On being a TB12 workout and nutrition guy and how it occasionally caused a rift with the franchise.

41:40: On connecting with lacrosse legend Paul Rabil and reconnecting with old coach Bill Belichick on a new project.

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