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My name's Kay Adder.

Thank you so much for choosing this breakfast table to hang out with this morning to kick off your weekend with Peter Schrager, with Kyle Brandt Brent with DeAngelo Hall. Lots to talk about on the show time for the lead block. Lead block. You and Selva, won't anybody even notice the difference? He separated at birth. Look at you. All right, let's go to Philly, but there was a future Hall of Famer in the house. Not necessarily that one. We'll get to it in a minute. Brady got booed, as he have. That's Philly. Eagles offense was spinning its tires for like two hours last night.

28 to 7, so we got a blowout, right? Hold on! The Eagles made it fun for a hot minute at the end,

but we have a 28 to 22 final score and a 5 and 1 next to the Buccaneers in their record

column. Afterwards, Bruce Ariens and Tom Brady both talked about number seven. What's his name, Coach? Yeah, Lenny's been really, really good, very solid run and pass and pass protection. He's playing as a really good three-down back right now at a high level. He's a great back. Big, tough, catches it, runs, blocks, does everything for us.

So great to have him in there. Obviously, when he's rolling, it's tough to stop us.

Tom Brady there, got all dicey near the end when they consequently started running the ball

a little bit more in the second half after that one carry for Miles Sanders in the entire first half.

But Tampa closed it out with Tom Brady executing looking awesome at first and Leonard Four Nett or not officially Lenny. When I think Lenny, I think of mice and men. Yeah, that guy puts him back. Is there another Lenny? What was our big takeaway from the Buccaneers win last night in Philadelphia Shrakes? You know, Brady wasn't at his best in the second half. In fact, there was a couple of plays where the passes were off.

You're like, is the thumb bothering him?

Is he getting hit?

Then they get the ball back with six minutes and they're up six points and the crowd is going nuts. Like, we need to stop. We need to stop. And here's the Tom Brady stuff that doesn't show up in the football life, doesn't show up in the America's game.

Five minutes left to go in the game and Brady says, all right, second and ten, let's get a first down. Third and seven. Third and seven, get him off the field. Give him a shot. We're down one score. He finds away. Third and one. Brady, just got to get him off the field. First down, game over. They never touched the ball the final six minutes.

This is it to me. This is what champions do. This is the difference between them and some of these topsy-turvy games where, did you see that this team came back from 17 points late and they found a way when you were asleep? We've been through that on a lot of Monday night games and a lot of Thursday night games. The bucks don't have those games. They don't give up these giant leads. And Brady, again, not his best night. This one's not going in the Louvre. It's not going in the Hall of Fame. It'll be forgotten the second they take the field against Chicago next week. But if you didn't watch it, it was a chance for the Eagles to steal this one. If they had just gotten the hands on the ball again, they couldn't. That's what Tampa Bay does, and that's what they've done now. For close to 25 straight weeks, since the by week of last year, they don't let you back in the game and they put you away when they have to. Tom Brady found a way. Yeah, I mean, it's the Tom Brady effect, right? I mean, he just does not allow his other teammates to have a letdown. You know, this was a game I felt like, man, Tampa could sleepwalk through this game and winning, just off of talent, off of sheer talent, off of chemistry, just a better roster. And, I mean, you kind of saw that on display. You know, it was too many times, you know, you look at this Eagles offense and it was just two one-dimensional. I mean, I saw Shaq. Barrett coming off the edge. I mean, trying to, like a madman trying to get Jay and Hurst. It's because he knew every down is a passing down. And when you, when offenses don't run the football, it allows the defense to just pin their hair back and go. That uncertainty of not knowing if it was a run of pass, that offensive alignment. I mean, I remember I used to ask Trent Williams like, bro, we're much better when we throw the ball. Let us throw the football. He's like, man, dude, you don't understand. Like, as a tackle, if I'm always pass setting and that D-line knows we're always in a past set type of mindset, they don't have to think about me coming off and being explosive.

And so, you know, it's almost a little bit of a hindrance when you don't allow your offense

to run the football a little bit. Even if you're picking up small yardage, it's the mindset to be

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