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A lot of stuff happening today.

So were you shocked?

Do you think Tampa's shock?

What do we make at the Brady retirement around the league?

What are your sources telling you?

Yeah, Saturday came and it felt like a bomb was being dropped.

But I think there was a lot of feelings after that Rams loss.

That might have been it for Tom Brady.

A, he was referencing his family a lot and some of the things he wanted to do. And B, I got the feeling from the Tampa Bay guys that Brady wasn't giving them that much assurance that, hey, we're going to run it back next year, it's going to be done. So when Saturday comes out and the news gets released and there's a hundred reads, then there's's a debate of should the reporters have done that?

Is it not right to do that? And that was a whole journalism conversation. But now that it's

already Tuesday, I'm not going to say I'm over the Brady retirement talk, Colin, but it's like,

it feels like we've been talking about this now for two whole weeks and specifically 72 straight

hours when ESPN announced it. A lot of people

were like ESPN jumped the gun. Did they jump the gun or was he retiring? And a couple of reporters

were like, I don't work for Tom Brady. I'm kind of announcing that he's retiring because I know

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