You know, really all year we believed in ourselves.

Our coaches believed in us.

We believed in ourselves.

And again, we were going up against a great team tonight.

And just happy we got the job done.

I think I'd have been smoking something illegal to really imagine this.

In some games, I didn't get a chance to help anyone.

But in the long run, you know, play off Lennie Cam alive. Hey, my man, Devin, you know what I'm saying, showing up. Maybe show up, show up. You know how he do, get live. Get live. A whole lot of get live going on. Hey. Super Bowl 55 champs, Tampa Bay, Buccaneers, love my teammates, love my coaches, love this organization.

Thank you, guys.

I'm out.

I'm surprised Gronk didn't throw a little dig at the Patriots at the end of that.

I felt like it was going in that direction.

I feel like they're enjoying that, I feel like a little bit.

Oh, absolutely.

Well, and it was Gronk who made the comment at some point in the past week or so about, you know, the freedom of being in Tampa Bay. You're not under the thumb of the organization. The players are freer to say what they want to say. Not that Gronk was ever restrained by the Patriots, but he's the only one. And it had to be weird for him in New England

to be the guy who could say whatever he wanted while everyone else is cowering in a corner,

because if you say the wrong thing, you're going to get chewed out. So there is, I think, a

greater sense of freedom in an organization where they aren't afraid of every word that may

pop out of their mouth and constantly self-editing themselves.

Yeah.

No, you're right, Mike.

I mean, even though he spoke, you know, more or at least more freely than others in New

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