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Right now when I pick up the phone, I said I don't want to look at you. Say no.

No one takes your conversation.

No one shows me that. Welcome to PCI Boys and Girls. From today's episode,

grunk questions, Aaron Rodgers, Goals, Jim Harbohs taking a stand and Stevie

Youth joins us for five hundred minutes. But we begin today with Tampa Bay firing

their Offensive Coordinator Byron leftwich and Baltimore parting ways with

their offensive coordinator Greg Roman. Roman's departure had been assumed for weeks.

Baltimore couldn't score without Lamar Jackson. Left which is firing comes after the

Bucks had the 25th ranked offense in the NFL one year after having the second ranked offense.

Tampa Bay was the worst rushing team in the league forcing Tom Brady to throw a career high

756 passes at age 45. Pablo, what do you think these departures mean for Jackson's future in

Baltimore and Brady's in Tampa? So, Tony, we should say that these are very different scenarios

because Lamar Jackson has fewer options than Tom Brady does. Lamar Jackson can be franchise tagged.

We've heard John Harboss say today that they plan to have him around. Maybe it's because of that

reason. But the Tom Brady thing, I think Tom Brady's gone. Man, gone from the Bucks, not the NFL,

and gone not just because Byron left which is gone, but because they also turned over, I believe,

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