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Shut out of Canon this morning on a Monday, December 20th, the playoff pictures.

Looking pretty interesting.

My name's Kay, Peter Schrager, Kyle Brandt, Super Bowl champion.

Sean O'Hara is with us this morning.

There's no way that Brady wouldn't put up points last night, right?

Not a chance. It's Christmas week. He wouldn't grinch that thing. Or would he? Let's go to where the last Super Bowl was played. We had the Saints. We had the Bucks. And we had all kinds of weirdness and delight, depending on weird loyalties lie. This was the story for the bucks. Godwin gets hit low. It's really tough to watch. He's having an incredible season. He's on the franchise tag. He would not come back. Rap She's got more information on that. But hold on. Now we go to Big Mike, so he's got to step up because Godwin's out. But he leaves the game with a hamstring and would not come back. Tost us his gloves, I'm out of here.

You toss the gloves, you're done.

Hold on now.

This is Fournett.

Meanwhile, the Saints are shutting them out. Fournett gets John O' Wade in helicoptered. Guys, he leaves with a hamstring and he does not come back. All three of their top. All three. So you still got your gromk and you got your scotty millers, but meanwhile, New Orleans is like, hey, we're shutting them out.

It's almost the end of third quarter.

And look at this. Brady, he runs now. Remember last week? No, they strip them. Brady with a huge, unc clutch fumble. And wait you see some of the optics here that come from the Saints Bucks rivalry, which always been very terse before. The world champs get shut out. There's all kinds of historical references to this, which we will get into shortly.

Let's hear from Brady and the Saints won nine to nothing. Tom, what the hell happened out there? Didn't execute great, obviously, and just tough night, so didn't do much anything right. I don't think we were much good of anything tonight. I wish it was just one thing.

It was a lot of things. So we got to do better in every, every facet of offensive football to score points. We're not going to win, scoring no points. You know, a lot of guys got banged up tonight, but that's part of football. So got to try to figure out, you know, who can go in and fill in some roles and play great football and we're going to have to put together a great week this week.

Shout out for the first time. in and fill in some roles and play great football and we're going to have to put together a great

week this week.

Shout out for the first time in over a decade. Ian Rappaport joining us now. Good morning. Football to you. Ian, the Buccaneers lost three of their big offensive weapons. Last night we're putting that playoff picture together. Everyone's wondering what's the latest with Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Leonard Fournett. Yeah, so many injuries for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. As if the loss to their rival wasn't bad enough, it's all these things. We'll start with Mike Evans, their star receiver, but of course we saw leave the game, toss his gloves, he knew he was done. It is a hamstring injury. He's going to have more testing today, but almost always, when a guy leaves a game due to a hamstring injury, they do not generally return the next day.

And for Mike Evans, you know, this would be a significant loss, but unless it is extremely,

extremely severe, you are looking probably at someone who should be back for the playoffs

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