Hello everybody, welcome to the Roto World Football Show.

I am Patrick Dirty, joined this Thursday by Mr. Danny Carter and Mr. Kyle DeVorchick.

Surprisingly, newsy week, even though it's usually kind of one of the ultimate permute

of triangle weeks of NFL news, we have the greatest player in league history retiring.

We have one of the best coaches of the past 20 years coming out of quote retirement

and going to catch the Denver Bronco, catch coach, the Denver Broncos, Sean Payton,

and then of course the biggest news in the entire week. We have my seasons interview article,

where I write a paragraph on each team. This breaking down what their 2022 is like and what

their 2023 could be like if these five weird tricks happen. But we'll just start with Tom Brady,

where it's like the greatest player in league history retired and it just like didn't even

feel like a big deal because he had already done it last year and like he felt self-conscious

about that clearly and wanted to make it like a very low key thing and succeeded. Or I mean,

I feel like people are talking about it, but you know, nothing like it was last year,

nothing like it is for some of these quarterbacks. And it's kind of a strangely like I would say

like unfortunately low key way for Tom Brady to be going out. Everyone recycled their 2022

Brady in memory.

May God rest his soul pieces. I'm talking about national columnists, New England columnists,

Bucks writers. They were like, yeah, here's what I wrote last year. If you guys want to leave

it again, nothing really changed this past year because I mean, they set the single season

completions record. For the second year in a row, Rodo Pat just called him a system quarterback,

said he could beat him in a foot race and logged off, which was the exact same thing. He said last

year. So I get the you know, not a ton of change, right? Like he was still the go then he's

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