B-Pod Studios And now, I'm just trying to spell it out for the list. Felger and Mask. S-T-O-O-O-P-I-D. T-E-P-I-D. P-O-B. Boom. Isn't that, Bob? Felger and Mask. Q-U-U-I-T-Q-Q-Q. Okay, thank you. No, spell up for me too. I'm an idiot. 985, the Sports Hub. Which do you think was the better off-season acquisition? If you're looking at the one that will be the most impactful, and obviously these are the two biggest moves of the off-even to this point, Brady or Cam? Well, the better acquisition is Cam because you have to factor in cost. I mean, the Buccaneers are guaranteeing Tom Brady $50 million over the next two years. You know, if something happens and, you know, no quarterback has ever had success at his age, you know, then they're in big trouble and it's going to hurt them long term. The Patriots are guaranteed.

We haven't seen the final Cam Newton contract, but it looks like they're guaranteeing him

very little.

The minimum salary, if that's what it is, is $1.05 million this year.

That's less than the fine they have to pay for filming the Bengals sidelines.

So think about that.

Cam Newton might cost them nothing and the potential reward on the signing is massive.

So you have to factor in the cost.

I think Cam is obviously the better signing.

Yeah. All right there, everybody, welcome into the program, Felger and Maserati, Tuesday, June 30th.

Have a little surprise coming up for you here in our Town Fair Tire Studios, but that's where I want to start.

Dan Graziano on ESPN today, and that was sort of, for me, the tipping point.

The tipping point is we have day two of our Cam Newton reaction, and day two is often better than day one because day two we get to react to the reaction which is what I'm doing today and what we want to do today

and Dan Graziano is a stepping off point where he says that of what was the better signing

Tom Brady in Tampa or Cam Newton in New England and he said said Cam Newton in New England. And that's why I said, well, that's it. I've about had enough. And that was my tipping point. So that's where we're going to start with today again from our town for entire studios. The surprise is MAAS. It's MAZ. I didn't even realize you're going to be in today, bud. Could you? How about that? How about that? Murray's out. So I'm in. There you go.

We get, what is it? Like a, you know, what is it? Like a, you know, a population limit in this studio. We do? We get quotas. We got to meet. So Murray's out, so I'm back in studio. Nice to be here. Awesome.

From the depths of the apocalypse, Tony Maserati back, making us triumphant return to our town for entire studios.

And our update studios is McTakey back there. Awesome. From the depths of the apocalypse, Tony Maserati back, making his triumphant return to our town for

entire studios.

And our update studios is McTakey back there. He is actually hermetically sealed behind the glass. How are you doing Matt? What's going on? Yeah, I'm doing great because I'm away from you, too, Jemokes. This is great. Can we continue this after COVID? This is fantastic. I like it better when you were in there.

Yeah, this is much better.

So anyway, Maz, what stands out to you about the coverage of the Cam Newton signing with the Patriots? So, look, I told you yesterday that to me that on some level, this is a referendum on Jarrett Stidham. I don't see how it cannot be. It has to be related to Jarrett Stidham in some way, shape, or form. In fact, I'd go so far

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