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Inflation numbers are out and we'll be getting to those in the second part of KKHI as we go over all the news.

We start in sports on this Wednesday because

I cannot get out of my head what has happened over this off season, a span of a few short

months, with broadcasters in the National Football League, the transfer portal, if you will,

the broadcasters that are moving from one network to another,

and the salaries they're getting, and it's all been topped in a crazy offseason for NFL broadcasters by a man who's still playing football, and that is Tom Brady,

who doesn't care that the inflation is up, and cost of living is up, because he has signed a, he's going to keep playing football, signed a he's going to keep playing football folks

he's going to keep playing football when he's done his contract immediately kicks in 10 years

$375 million to be the lead analyst on Fox with Kevin Burckhard. Now, Fox famously lost Joe Buck this offseason

and Troy Aikman to ESPN's Monday Night Football, where they're each apparently getting $33 million

a year. Brady passes that at $37.5 million per year, and it'll work with Kevin Burkhard who

probably makes about a buck 50. I mean, I don't know what Kevin Burkhart makes work with Kevin Burkhard who probably makes about a buck 50.

I mean, I don't know what Kevin Burkart makes, but Kevin Burckhardt's won the lottery here,

as he's probably going to call this year with Greg Olson. And whenever Tom Brady retires,

Brady will go in the booth. Here's the question about all this. Is this all just disposable money

these companies have at this point?

Because what if Brady sucks?

Joe Montana tried this after he retired from the Chiefs and was awful.

I don't know how many people remember it.

Joe Montana was a little bit like Tom Brady, a very understated man,

understated player,

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