I always feel like sports has brought people together over a long period of time, you know, and

you know, watching different adversities, but that was 9-11, whether that was Katrina,

you know, sports has an amazing way of stealing wounds and bringing people together and bringing

communities together and stuff to cheer for and and common interests and common goods. So,

I think anytime you can participate in things like that, it's a great feeling and

you know, I know it means a lot for us to have the opportunity to go out and fight for our fans

always, but you know, after what so many people have gone through in the state, you know, it's

it's great to go out there and give them some cheer about.

Tom Brady talking about the impact of Hurricane Ian.

Brady has made a destination or a donation excuse me to the Florida disaster fun to get things

started and hopefully others will follow. It reminds me of what J.J.

Watt did when the hurricane hit the Houston area several years back. The Buccaneers kicking

in a million dollars. Great gesture by them. A lot of cleanup to be done. A lot of lives turned

upside down. Hopefully not too many lives lost. We still are awaiting some official numbers. It was

a horrible scene in Florida. It didn't hit Tampa directly and as a result, the game on Sunday night

between the chiefs and the Buccaneers will proceed as scheduled in Raymond James Stadium.

Look, as long as they've got the appropriate personnel available and it's not a strain on the

resources, it maybe needed elsewhere. It's a good thing to have a distraction, to have a diversion

like this, to kind of bring everybody together in the aftermath of the storm. And oh, by the way,

it's one of the best games of the weekend. Rematch of Super Bowl 55 55 55.

My God, I'm starting to lose, starting to lose track of which Super Bowl was one, Peter,

but it was Super Bowl 55 when the Buccaneers beat the chiefs and beat him 30 last time we seen.

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