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Now, here are your hosts, Michael Bumpus and Stacey Ross.

You know how I was giving you a really hard time defending Tom Brady and his desire to return to the league.

And you were like, no, I want to see it. If he can play, like, have him out there. And I was like, let someone else do it, Tom. Like, you have to walk away eventually. You can't retire and then unretire and then come back. You can do whatever he wants. Well, yes, and he's the goat and I totally get it. But as I was looking over the conversation that Philip Rivers had with Brock and Saul yesterday,

and it's really cool.

We're going to get to what Philip Rivers had to say about facing the Seahawks defense and what he sees.

I realized, like, I think I'm wrong because what I took away from Philip Rivers being in the league is that it was

so much more fun to watch him than I expected.

That was so cool, just objectively cool.

And there was like a nostalgia to it too, audibly not much at the line.

Like it just, it was awesome.

And so maybe you're right. that was hard that was tough that

was it almost i almost didn't get those words out but you may or may not but may be right and that

it could be cool to see an older quarterback suit up for between one and three games.

Why not?

Philip Rivers out there with a dad bod on point.

You know, you can tell he lost some velocity in his throws, but he still out there pushing it down the field.

Nah, I loved it.

Well, Philip Rivers, and this is in part

why people were initially like, what are you doing, started that return with a game against

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