Here's Tristan Worf's first round pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with the,

the, he can dunk.

And look, and here's the thing, he's 320 pounds, but he's also 6'5 and he's got long arms.

I am not going to get all worked up because a guy that's 6'5 with long arms can put a basketball through a 10-foot hoop.

That is not impressive to me, Big Cat.

Is it impressive to you?

No, and he's a professional athlete.

Anyone who's a professional athlete.

An NFL first-round pick, I can almost guarantee you that every single first rounder was an absolute stud at either

baseball or basketball in high school in addition to their football prowess.

Because they're unbelievable athletes.

They're freaks of nature.

They're one of, you know, 32 guys in the entire world that get picked in the first round.

So yeah, this is not impressive

whatsoever. Yeah. Can you dunk? Could you ever dunk? No, no. I have no high. I have no athletic

jump bounce. I don't have the bounce. I'm below the rim player. Just box out, play defense. That's

all you got to do. All right. So that's Tristan Werf's. He can dunk. That's not

going to help keep Tom Brady in one piece this year. But at least he's got the basic athleticism to

lunge at somebody who is crashing through the line to try to do damage to the new starting quarterback

in Tampa Bay. The new starting tight end in Tampa Bay is Rob Grancowski. And, you know,

we're going to do a little week in review here. And this is, to me, the most intriguing

story of the week because it arises from something that Rob Gronkowski said while doing a show

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