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Hello and welcome.

It's our number four, our number four of the podcast.

And we examine the over-the-top media reports about the Buccaneers' decision

to sign Antonio Brown. It's a Shakespearean drama, according to the media, who seemingly

are convinced that Bruce Arients is going to have buyer's remorse. We will will examine if that's the case we say no

by the way we'll get to that and more here in our number four it's coming your

way right now will it be a brown out welcome in the beginning of another hour it's

the Ben maller show We are in the air everywhere, coast to coast, border to border, and beyond sermonizing on the vast Fox Sports Radio Network as we emanate live from inside your eardrums.

We're actually at the Geico Fox Sports Radio Studios.

But we begin this hour with football.

It's a story that's been percolating since the end of last week.

It has picked up some angst over the weekend.

We are talking about the curious case of one Antonio Brown.

Now, Tampa Bay has been very impressive in recent weeks, back-to-back out of this world

performances against teams deemed good.

Tom Brady has been making me look like a donkey.

He's been playing like a supernova.

He's defying the aging process.

And none of that, none of that is getting the headlines when you talk about the

Tampa Vet Buccaneers.

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