Brady to Tampa Bay and Music Festival Fantasy Draft With Chris Long and Big Cat | The Ryen Russillo Podcast

The Ryen Russillo Podcast

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4.8 • 13.9K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2020

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Russillo is joined by two-time Super Bowl champion Chris Long and Big Cat of Barstool Sports for the first-ever Music Festival Fantasy Draft (1:30). Then Chris and Ryen discuss Tom Brady leaving the New England Patriots to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1:10:10). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Okay, we have a long one for you which was not planned but we planned to do this big cat
0:14.9	and Chris long.
0:15.9	We're going to do a festival draft of bands.
0:18.7	Hey, that sounds really lame.
0:20.4	Hey, how old are you guys?
0:22.1	Agreed.
0:23.1	I don't care.
0:24.6	What do you want to listen to?
0:25.9	More stock market updates?
0:27.4	I don't.
0:28.4	Right.
0:29.4	So we're also going to talk a little bit about Brady's decision to leave New England
0:31.7	and one of his teammates for Slomper who is probably a good source on this stuff.
0:35.3	So today's episode of the Rissillo podcast on the ringer podcast network is brought to
0:39.6	advice state farm just like basketball.
0:41.3	The game of life is unpredictable.
0:42.4	Talk to a state farm agent and get a teammate who can help you navigate the unexpected.
0:47.6	Unexpected would be maybe a stat like this for an NFL player.
0:50.2	You wouldn't expect to make $157,000 per pass attempt.
0:54.5	Well, you would if you were Chase Daniel.
0:56.4	He's now made 34 million.
0:58.5	He's had five starts six seasons with five or less attempts.
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