Welcome back to another episode of the Adam Schaefter podcast coming off

championship weekend, heading into Pro Bowl Week.

And then Super Bowl Week, we will be joined by the mayor of Flavortown himself, the star and creator of

diners, drive-ins, and dives, the man who has his first Super Bowl commercial debuting next week

in regards to Bud Light Seltzers. We will be joined by the man, the myth, the legend, Guy Fietti, who

oddly enough has some insight into the retirement of Tom Brady. We will be joined by the former

Rams and Hall of Fame running back Jerome Bettis, who has a remarkable story about going

back to school.

What Hall of Fame running back as accomplished as Jerome Bettis now feels the urge to go back to finish his college degree,

but that's exactly what Jerome Bettis is doing now serving as an inspiration to all. And we had taped this podcast

previously midday Monday before Tom Brady officially announced early Tuesday that he was

retiring from the game. And it's a sad day for football. It's a nostalgic time for fans and franchises across the league.

There are people who know nothing of watching football other than with Tom Brady winning championships and posting records and being the great teammate that he was.

Do you realize how much money Tom Brady has made for players who became free agents and

left New England or Tampa or coaches who left New England to go take head coaching

jobs or promotions elsewhere or even the value of the Patriots franchise.

What did Tom Brady do for that and the value of that team, which impacts the value

of franchises across the league is that Denver Broncos are officially put up for sale

on Tuesday?

There are all the memories he created for fans.

All the fans that loved him, all the fans that despised him.

But we all could agree that Tom Brady goes down like a Muhammad Ali type figure,

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