Welcome to the Peter King Podcast, and it's a bit of an odd podcast this week. We're going for a instant pod after the

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1917 victory over the New England Patriots Sunday night in Foxborough.

And you know obviously it's you know in the words of

NBC football poo-Bah, Fred Goodelli,

the biggest NFL regular season game in 25 years.

And I'm not sure we're gonna to do it justice because there's just so many things to cover.

I realize that after writing my column today as we speak on Monday that I barely mentioned Brady breaking the all-time

passing yardage record in the NFL and I I don't know, it just didn't, it was almost like nobody really, it didn't

occur to many people or anybody after this game, but anyway, a lot of interesting things happen on

Sunday night in Foxborough and I'm joined by Paul Burmister my friend from NBC

we're gonna break down this game.

And then later on the podcast,

we'll be joined by Boston Globe sports columnist

Dan Shaughnessy, who, and I have no idea what he thought of the game. I did not see him at the game.

But he'll always have an interesting and perhaps slightly a cervic take on what we saw in Foxborough. Well, Paul, set the stage for me. Where did you watch? What did you think?

I watched from my couch. I saw you during the pregame as as Mike

Chorico was walking out of the visitor's locker room to the field when he got

to the field. I saw Peter King right away so I knew it was going to be a good night

but I watched from my couch. I watched again last night on a repeat and I watched again this morning. And before we gave the game, I was wondering as I was getting ready to talk to you this morning.

Who do you think went to bed later last night

of this morning?

You were Tom Brady.

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