Welcome back to another episode of the Adam Schifter podcast.

We are on the final days of February leading into the exciting days of March when the new NFL league year begins and there's all sorts of activity.

Trades, signings, cuts, contract extensions, tags.

We'll get to all that and more on this and future podcasts.

But today we'll be joined by the former left fielder of the New York Mets, current ESPN analyst, former

NFL quarterback Heisman trophy winner Tim Tebow, as he talks about leaving baseball and football

and the upcoming quarterback class of 2021. And what a week we are coming off of. When we last signed off, Carson Wentz had not

yet been traded from Philadelphia to Indianapolis. And here's what people have to understand about

that situation. It's amazing to me, but Carson Wentz was Deshawn Watson 2.0, only getting far less attention. Carson Wentz was Deshawn Watson 2.0 only getting far less attention. Carson Wentz was as

done with Philadelphia as Deshawn Watson is with Houston. Now, Wence got his wish and peacefully

got his way out of Philadelphia, which he had wanted this offseason, and really since the end of last

season, I think, and got to go to a place where he believes he will be in the best position to

thrive. He'll be working once again with Frank Reich, the Colts head coach, who pushed for this

trade as much as anybody else in the cult's organization.

And if Frank Reich were not the coach in Indianapolis, I don't think the cults would have traded

for Carson Wentz. And it's really fascinating to think of all the major storylines that have

hit and shaken Indianapolis over the last few years, all leading up to this

particular storyline, right? Andrew Luck retires, leaving a gap at the quarterback position that

Jacoby Berset initially tried to fill, then Philip Riversfield last season before he retired,

and now Carson Went steps in. And Carson Went

steps in because Frank Reich is there. And Frank Reich is there because Josh McDaniels

walked away from the agreement he had with the cults to become the head coach. So if luck stays,

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