from the Tom. Brady decision to come back. Basically, who gets
hurt by this
with Brady taking the spot in Tampa Bay as the starting
quarterback, Chris Europe. Well,
I think the first one I'm going to go with is just the NFC
south. I mean that I mean the NFC South was kind of up for
grabs a little bit, you know, we note a is still the best
team in the division, but you went, oh, well, there's no
Brady.
They might be thrown out, Blaine Gabbert out there
or, you know, their their draft pick from Florida who I'm
blanking on his name. No disrespect. Sorry. I'll trash
pile trash. Thank you very much to where you go, man. The doors
open will see what's going to happen. Oh Brady's, backup.
It shut sorry. And if CC and of see South chance for 2022,
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Tom Brady screw off everybody else.
That's your entrance
prize for the NFC South this year.
The odds went from plus 25 Tampa Bay tomorrow. As 250 at
points, that's amazing coming back. Yeah, that's their
division.
I'm going to start with DeShaun Watson
because that was an incredibly viable spot for him to waltz
right into a Super Bowl ready. Team into a division where
the competition is not great.
There was some suggestion that the Buccaneers were going to do
it. I think that's one of the reasons why Tom Brady made
the move when he did because he knew that the ship was going to
potentially sale literally on him. Going back to Tampa.
I'm a pretty quickly
if DeShaun Watson ends up as the quarterback there, and
it just removes from the table, a very viable
alternative and arguably, the best option Watson would have
had if the goal is to go somewhere and win right away.
Yeah, definitely. Definitely does. I mean,
you know, I think you and I we both heard kind of the
the murmurs around NFL that that might be a possibility or
something to look at. And yeah, it was intriguing and you know,
it's yes
for a guy like Watson, I would think that would have been
a team. He'd be like what they want. For me, I'm there, but
I race, my no-trade Clause. I'm ready to go.
I'll go there. What a part of that team. Certainly. So you're
right. That is some some big collateral damage
to
Sean Watson.
Well,
I guess the next one I'm going to go with is the guy that
auctioned off the foot bar bought the football. I think
that I gotta take that one next. I mean the guy bought
a football for five hundred eighteen thousand dollars. It's
not. It was the
last touchdown pass, right? He's ever gonna throw.
No, sorry. Researcher. You bought. Hold on.
Well, let's just estimate the 40th. Last touch the 40th, last
touchdown pass. I mean, he's somewhere in there. The 39th to
last touchdown, pass in the history of Tom Brady's career.
I mean, that's what you
bought for five hundred eighteen thousand dollars.
You're screwed. Sorry
does the ball acquire extra value. Given the whole
the story. Look it was supposed to be his right Patti. I probably
not five hundred eighteen thousand dollars. Well, sorry
guy though. So I got you got you got you gonna have to rely.
I on the rest of your cell, your other Rolls-Royce assumably,
huge Nest Egg
to make up for the lost, their and kudos to the person who
sold the ball. Recognizing that. Yeah, it's his last
touchdown pass asterisk. All right,
Aaron Rodgers. Yeah, dammit. Dammit jamming. I didn't think
you'd go there. It's man. Why not? Why not?
They're going to run the conference. It's are always got
to worry about Ceramics. And as long as you fatten up on
the NFC. North and your non-division schedule that
includes all the teams of the NFC east and all the teams in
the afc's not. That's going to be a cakewalk
the Rams have to come to you in January bring the Rams to us in
January. We'll deal with the Rams in January. And now you
got the Buccaneers. I don't bring the Buccaneers to us in
January. Don't bring anyone to us in January other than the
r a so, yeah that that makes the path back to the Super
Bowl, a little more difficult for Aaron Rodgers and I'm
telling you, I'm telling you, the more I think about it.
I mean that dramatically changes the circumstances for Aaron
Rodgers. All we have really does so he
could he retire? Could he just decide I'm retiring. Yeah,
Tom Brady's back. I can't get away from this son of a,
I'm out. Ya know. Listen. I wanted to buy, wanted to take him
last round. I don't know why. I didn't think you would go there.
But yes, I thought of Rogers right away, Rogers probably
looked at that. History would help my gosh.
He's back. Damn it. Damn it. Can I just be the best? For 12
in the league for one year. Can I do that for one year
of him? Throwing the tablet? That's Aaron Rodgers.
Yesterday, when he found, seriously, seriously, he can't,
he can't avoid it and he's gonna have to hear about Brady
again and Brady,
you know, looking good on this on a Super Bowl worthy football
team and the Bucks, don't really seem to have nearly
the salary cap issues the Packers have. So I'm not worried about
them keeping their team
as quite an intact as as the Packers either, even though
they got some juggling to do too.
My last one. I think we look at Collateral Damage. I go with
quarterback records. That's the Collateral Damage. I mean,
they're just going to continue to fall by the wayside and just
for you even if he's one everything's just going to look
farther and farther down the path. I thought a Drew Brees
and Peyton Manning yesterday
because they were probably like damn.
I mean he just going
to annihilate every record we have. Just they were probably
like gosh with this guy freaking retire so I can look
like we were at least comparable so
QB records, collateral damage gone because of Brady.
You've already mentioned the NFC South generally. I'm going
to specifically say Matt rule, who's clearly on the hot seat.
And now he thanks. Tom.
Thanks in my maker brachear. Thanks for coming back and
making it even harder for me to win a football games to keep my
job and make it harder to attract DeShaun Watson.