3 agency day 2 winners and losers. I'm going to start with a winner here, Mike.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are an obvious winner in my opinion. You get Tom Brady.

Yes at 30 million per year, that figure doesn't matter to me. He makes you a Super Bowl contender. He makes this team a Super Bowl contender. It's good news for Chris Godwin. Mike Evans, O.J. Howard, I mean this team is a lot better with Tom Brady. They are obvious winners in this situation?

I don't know, so I don't know if it's actually good news for the two guys you mentioned there,

Mike Kevin and Chris Goblin.

They heaved it up last year.

If you're talking about just their stats,

their stats were going to look better with James Winston.

Like, they were going to throw more with James Winston,

they were going to throw deeper with James Winston,

and he was going to target receivers more.

Yes, you know, they're not going to,

Bruce Errence isn't going to completely modify his his offense but I do think you'll see you'll see

Tom Brady targeting O.J. Howard a lot more than James Winston did last year.

You'll see him targeting Cameron Brake probably a lot more than James Winson did last year and they might even

bring on the rumor now Antonio Brown into the mix. Tom Brady in Rapporte said that Brady himself was in the talks with the team saying that he wanted to bring

Brown with wherever he was going which crazy to me.

I mean Ontario Brown is crazy in his own right but that that thought is crazy to me but

that would be a stacked

stacked wide receiving core a little bit different from what he had

over there in New England man that would be honestly fantastic if

Antonio Brown can play 16 games so hell if he can play 16 games,

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