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Not a chance Brady and Rodgers retire at the same time right?

It's been reported by the Bucs that Gage gave a thumbs up as he was carted off the field.

Bill O'Brien the leading OC Candidate in New England:

The Rays have been winning, so if they had a stadium similar to what the Twins have at Target Field, they might get a nice crowd.

I am picking the Bucs against Dallas because I have learned to never pick against Tom Brady ever again.

So wait......is Daniel Jones actually good?

The end game for Las Vegas as a sports city is to get a team in all five Major League Sports (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL and MLS). They have two, and they might get the A's. The feeling is that whenever the NBA expands again (and that won't happen until a new CBA and a new broadcast deal happens), the two cities that will be 31 and 32 are Seattle and Las Vegas. And Las Vegas had expressed interest in MLS, but now that Golden Knights Owner Bill Foley is out (he said after buying Bournemouth of the English Premier League that an MLS team in Vegas was too expensive for him), so they might be out for the last three spots in MLS (assuming they go 32). I don't want to see Las Vegas in MLS. If I had it my way, the last three MLS teams (30, 31 and 32) would be San Diego, Louisville and Phoenix. MLS is Louisville's only chance at a major league team, since the NBA is likely going to Seattle and Las Vegas (unless the NBA saves Las Vegas for relocation).

Miami is not out of it.

Sean Payton may have to start singing this: Instead of this:

Al Michaels on Amazon: Covers boring games Al Michaels returns to NBC: Sees Chargers up 27-0 and has flashbacks to all of the Thursday Night Football games he's covered but then the Jags outscore them 31-3.

I want to see The Jags go all the way and win it....for the sole purpose of WWE's Paul Levesque giving the Jags a championship belt. And the Jags are owned by AEW's Tony Khan.

Yep.

It will be changed to "Cowboy'd it" if they lose a close game on Monday.

And Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio is all upset at McVay's return.

I have one rule for myself when it comes to the playoffs: I never pick against Tom Brady anymore. All the times I have picked against him, I have been burned, so I have decided to always pick him when it comes to the playoffs. That's why I think the Bucs win, because of TB12, who will probably return in 2023.

he was heavily criticized for playing his starters in a game that win or lose, meant nothing to them. ...and it cost them Mike Williams, who is now injured.

There's probably going to be one or two more openings: Losing coach of Dallas vs. Tampa Bay and maybe Brandon Staley.

Inter Miami FC is not the only ones interested in Messi, Saudi Arabia is too: Lionel Messi Courted in Saudi Arabia, Paris, Miami (frontofficesports.com) So we could have a Messi-Ronaldo reunion in the same league again like it was when both were in La Liga, but instead of MLS, it could be Saudi Arabia.

He played a significant role in the building of US Bank Stadium when he was with the Vikings.

Better than Bucs vs. Packers NFC Championship game, because I didn't want to see Brady vs. Rodgers. I've seen a few Bucs games on Primetime. Brady has no running game, no protection up front and no chemistry with Russell Gage, Julio Jones or Kyle Rudolph, which is why his numbers are down. There's been nothing to indicate that he's rapidly declined though. I mean he's declined a little bit, but not to the point where he doesn't think he can play anymore.

Brady is the reason the Bucs win on Monday. He's Tom Brady, he's probably going to try to play until he's 50. And between him and Aaron Rodgers, I believe Rodgers will retire before Brady does.

When Brady announces he's returning in 2023, this will be the reaction of every other NFL team: TB12 has to retire sometime and for good......right? Right?

Aaron Rodgers: "I am considering retirement. That is not out of the question." Tom Brady: "Retirement? What the hell does that mean?"

So does Brady go 8-0 against the Dallas Cowboys?