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You want to talk about a tradition unlike any others to use the words of Jim Nance,

who's calling this Texans

as we speak. The tradition continues as Bucky Brooks and I get together on another

Thanksgiving edition of the Doug Gottlieb show here on Fox Sports Radio. Happy Thanksgiving

2020 version to you, Bucky. Hey, Dan, it's always a great tradition.

It's always great to be with you on a holiday.

And this is a great holiday because we get a chance to see football.

We get a chance to eat our favorite things.

And I know you love Thanksgiving, and I can't wait to debate you on which sides are the best and all of that stuff.

And then we get to have these fun conversations. And I know when I am with you, it is always a game show. So I can't wait to play these games that you have on the docket. I will say this. You know that there's going to be a Brooks and done. You know that that's already done. Like that is out of the oven ready to be served, but we've got some more for you. Plus, we have some great guests. In fact, at about 20 minutes, we're going to be going down to Arlington, Texas. As the Cowboys get ready to face Washington, we'll be checking in with Jory Epstein. She covers the Cowboys for USA Today. Plus, we'll get a look ahead to the college football weekend and so much more.

But as we start things off, Bucky, first of all, a happy Thanksgiving to everyone listening

out there and our crew that's helping us here at Fox Sports Radio, John Ramos, our technical producer,

Vincent Close is our executive producer, and David Gaskin is at the news desk.

So thankful for those guys for taking part of their holiday to spend with us. We can look ahead, but we can also look back when you talk about Tom Brady, Bruce Ariens, in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. What's amazing to me, Bucky, is this is a Buckinghurst team that is pretty solidly in the playoff picture. They're sitting there at 7 and 4. And yeah, they've got the Chiefs coming up this weekend. But when you look at the rest of their slate, it's really manageable. Yet we continue to look at the Buccaneers after they were demolished on Sunday Night Football by the Saints a couple of weeks ago. And then on national TV Monday nights against the Rams, Tom Brady did not look good. Where do the problems begin when you're looking at this 7 and 4 Tampa Bay Buccaneer

squad?

Well, I think offensively, what you have is, I mean, you just kind of have an ill-fitting

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