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Joe and Taunton lead us off this hour.

Hello.

Thank you.

I'm taking my call.

Hi, Joe.

So of the five teams you guys mentioned that Bray supposedly said he's interested in,

I only got one team that makes sense in the equation here. And I'll just go down real quick here. Rated, they're not one player away. Their defense is atrocious. I'm sure he looks sexy in that uniform. But one thing people fail to mention here is Rater fans hate him ever since the talk rule. So I don't know how they would even accept it. Oh, they'd get over it. They've got some weapons, sure. I still think Derek Carr's a better interim solution for them. Okay, Joe, you got to be quicker, please. L.A. L.A., let me just say L.A., the Rams maybe golf blows. Charges are just total losers. I don't think he'd go with them. Miami, why? Wouldn't that give Bill Belichick the victory there? And then the Titans, they're one player away. They're a quarterback away. You got Mike Ravel. They're on the East Coast. Giselle would be happy. And I think that's where Brady goes. I think a lot of people have the Titans as the leader in the clubhouse. Because the Titans check the most football boxes, I would say. Coach, program that he believes in, chance to win. So I would agree. Outside of New England, or maybe even more than New England, It checks more football boxes. Absolutely does.

What's his priority? I mean, I get mixed messages on this. Yeah. I mean, yesterday, Scott Zolak said it's all about going to the Super Bowl and the Ha-ha tour and, you know, proving people wrong. So what does that mean? Does that mean by putting up a lot of numbers and proving that you're still elite? Or does it mean getting to the Super Bowl? because what if the team that wants you is defense first and you don't have a lot of

weapons and you don't have a great offense? You're just managing the game and, you know, helping your defense get to the Super Bowl. Is that good enough for you? Or do you have to put up the numbers and be an MVP candidate to prove your point? I think he wants the numbers and to be an MVP candidate. just last year was proof of that he isn't willing to be the game manager.

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