And the Hello friends, welcome to this, another episode of the Rotow World Football

Podcast. My name is Josh Norris and don't worry, friends will be joining us along the way today.

So earlier in the week there was plenty of wide receiver movement to talk about.

Today a lot of quarterback change and one reason why sports are so great

is that you get invested in these people

that you really know nothing about,

this team that you have no ownership in.

But I think the reason that happens is you start the

start the journey with players at their inception at the beginning of their

time with a team. So you see the trajectory of their career, the story of their career, their

improvements, their faults, their flaws, their ups, their downs, that's where the

investment comes from. So when you have a Tom Brady move after 20 years with an NFL team, or Philip Rivers, who was the number four overall pick back in 2004 by the Chargers, you know, sat a couple seasons behind Drew Breezeze and he's off to a new team.

Even Cam Newton just as recently as 2011 how he went from carrying a team with

Ted Ginn and Jericho Koterie and Philly Brown to the Super Bowl and winning

MVP to where he is now, a possible release candidate.

That's one reason why as down as that sounds we follow sports because another story is about to start around the corner

So that's what we're gonna focus on today Tom Brady to the Bucks Kim Newton out in Carolina and Teddy Bridgewater in and then Philip Rivers moving on to the

Colts plus the other pieces that fit along the way. Chris Godwin plus Mike Evans plus

O.J. Howard, plus Cameron Braid,

plus Tom Brady. What does that get the Ten Bay Buccaneers, John Dick?

You think about Bruce Arian's high-flying offense,

and in the last decade, Tom Brady doesn't come to mind.

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