How long can teams afford to wait for Tom Brady? | 2/20

PFT Live with Mike Florio

Mike Florio

Sports

4.3 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 February 2020

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Mike tells you everything you need to know about the proposed CBA, and how the players will react to the potential deal. Plus, Adrian Peterson is back with Washington, and teams could be left holding the bag while trying to sign Tom Brady. Finally, how much will owners impact what happens with Tua, Burrow, and Justin Herbert?

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0:00.0	Before we roll the audio on this PFT log podcast, we want you to know that Mike Florio does an afternoon podcast.
0:07.4	Why?
0:07.8	To catch all the late breaking news and developing stories in the NFL, of course.
0:11.7	So you got to subscribe to PFTPM as well.
0:14.9	Go to Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Art 19, or Google Play.
0:18.4	Search PFTPM and subscribe.
0:21.1	Boom, done.
0:22.4	Thanks for the support.
0:23.4	Now, stats.
0:24.4	Or another hour of the PFT Live podcast.
0:27.8	It's a Thursday edition of Pro Football Talk Live, NBC Sports Radio, heading over to NBCSN.
0:34.2	In an hour from now, Sims, four straight workdays.
0:37.2	Hopefully he can handle it.
0:39.0	Hopefully.
0:41.1	Head in the scouting combine next week, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
0:44.0	Looking forward to that.
0:44.8	Four hours live on NBCSN each of those three days.
0:49.9	More work, same pay.
0:53.0	That's fine.
0:54.0	It's not work.
0:56.8	You know, before I get to this concept of more work, same pay in the NFL,
1:01.1	although it will be more pay, more work, more pay.
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