Hello and welcome to the MMQB Monday morning NFL podcast. I am Gary

Gramling. I'm here with Connor Orr, except for those losers who play on Monday nights week one is for all intents purposes in the books at this point and we have a boy

It was kind of a rocky week really up and down some surprises.

I don't know, this one, I'm still wrapping my head around what went down on Sunday.

It looked like week two or three of the preseason almost to the point where like if you're a

team like the colts which you'll get into later you ran your week three of the

preseason game plan like you did not you did not branch out beyond the most vanilla

ideas that you have on offense so it was really interesting to see how teams

approached it I don't think that the level of play was as bad as I expected but also nowhere near as good as we've

conditioned ourselves to expect for week one.

Well we're going to well we're going to start here with Buck Saints, the big Brady Breeze matchup and look, you know, the conventional wisdom was, well, these teams that underwent big changes, they're going to have a tough time going and then I don't

know in the back of my head I just kind of expected like you know what Brady's gonna go

out there and throw for like 450 yards and you know Joe Burrow's gonna light the world

on fire and we're all gonna to say like wow you know feigned

surprise when it's all said and done but this buck's offense was downright

disjointed discombobulated if I may use such language on a Monday morning here.

It was not a good start here for the Brady Bucks, which I guess in the end we shouldn't

be shocked by.

Anyone who said or bought into the narrative that Brady was inheriting the Bruiserian's

playbook this off season was was completely wrong. I mean there was I think one memorable vertical shot

downfield Mike Evans got two or three I think three targets over the course of the

game and that this one catch was on that two-yard touchdown that everyone in the stadium knew the ball was going to him.

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