Would you say it's Tom Brady or a Drew Brees?

This is a very tough one.

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I'm gonna go with Breeze because I think the But look, I know Gabbert's nothing to write home about for Brady, either, right?

But I saw the Bucks were loaded enough last season that they went seven and nine with Jameis Winston, who, by the way, I know Taysom.

Hill is listed as the backup quarterback, and I know that Sean Payton has given indications that has told us on the air, no kind of grooming Taysom Hill to be the quarterback.

I don't believe it.

I think we'd see him Mawr under center like actually playing quarterback.

If that was their long term plan, they moved on from Bridgewater, who was going to be very expensive for a backup.

And they and they bring him Jamous, who?

Maybe he's really the backup quarterback.

If it came down to it.

James gave the other team 112 points last season.

They still went seven and nine.

The Bucks were loaded with enough talent last year and credit Jamie's also through 30 touchdowns, not just the 30 interceptions, and he led the league in yards.

But when you are giving the other team 112 points through 30 interceptions and your team is still almost 500 that's a loaded squad.

And if anything, they got Mawr loaded in the off season, right?

The Saints year in and year out.

We think they have a shot to do it, and a lot of it is the continuity.

With Drew Brees under center and even right now, I think the Saints are flying a little bit under the radar because they haven't looked great.

Their defense has been inconsistent, and in recent years, among the teams with the dynamic offenses, the Saints were the ones probably best against the run.

What you were saying, You know how that has kind of fundamental the football off the dynamic offense teams.

Those were the guys who were kind of the most consistent.

They haven't been great.

They brought in Kwon Alexander, right?

They the linebacker, they they're getting their receivers back.

They're getting Michael Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders.

Member Sanders brought in.

So now they have a number two receiver, second best receivers, not they're running back anymore is not commander anymore.

They have a number two receiver, so I think, for all these reasons, they're flying a little under the radar.

Remember, they beat the Bucks Week one, and neither quarterback played well.

Breeze outplayed Brady by a little bit, so because of that, we're really not thinking about Drew Brees.

But until Seattle made the move for Jamal Adams, and then the Bucks just got everyone in the world.

I like the Saints this year out of the NFC, right?

Like adding Emmanuel Sanders, and I think they can start to remind us off that again because they're getting healthy.

And I think Drew Brees is important to this team will then be highlighted because we'll be thinking about him.

In a way we haven't thought about him recently.

Well, I think you're you're writing that it is close, but I'm gonna lean lean on my former teammate, Tom Brady, and and here's why it It's so hard to change a culture within the organization.

And I know you talked about James Winston and all the interceptions, but the Bucks have been a downtrodden organization for years.

Um, and it's not just Jamie's Winston and a lot of times when you're bad as a franchise, it's a lot of things you do day in and day out practice how you meet all those type of things.

When Tom Brady came into the building, one of things that you heard from a lot of the players is they wanted to see how he prepared.

They wanted to see how he practiced.

The defense raised their level energy in the practice, and I know this is a talented Buck's defense.

But when you're going against Tom Brady every day in practice, guess what it does.

Iron sharpens iron, you get better and it's reflected with the bucks and how they play defense.

They're one of the best defense in the National Football League this year, and that's not That's not about coincidences, about going against, ah, competitive like Tom Brady and practiced.

That's what we've seen.

Guys gravitate towards the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

When Leonard Fournette got released by the Jacksonville Jaguars, where he wanted, where he where did he end up?

Choosing?

Yep, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Antonio Brown and Tony.

As much as we talk about Antonio Brown, Alter field.

Antonio Brown had suitors, but Where did he want to go?

He wanted to go to Tampa Bay to play with Tom Brady.

So not only does Tom Brady elevate guys in the building, but guys that want to win.

They find themselves gravitating towards the Tampa Bay Buccaneers because of the competitive and what Tom Brady brings to the game as far as the championship.

But that's a little unfair to Breeze because because Brady winds up in that situation and there are a lot of quarterbacks that have a winning record with the Bucks.

A lot of them.

They were seven and nine with Jamous last year, 112 points.

The other team that means a lot of quarter, but if you just turn the ball over 15 times your nine and seven.

But they were just bad they were.

But even before last year, actually, but they're bad.

But actually we saw them a couple of years ago with James and they were just a bad team and then Fitzpatrick came in and they were scoring 40 points a game and it was like and it was still losing.

Look, no, they were winning for a little while.

Look what happens when you just bring in a quarterback.

But although Fitzpatrick also turned over the ball a bunch, but at least he was running the offense competently for a little while.

If you put a lot of quarterbacks on the Bucks, maybe they're not as good as they are with Brady.

But they're pretty good and we take Breeze for granted because it's not like what you can't say is New Orleans has been a downtrodden organization for years.

Drew Brees can't get credit for turning around an organization that he's been on.

So they're usually good, right?

I mean, they're usually good.

They got Drew Brees.

But let me ask you this question.

The fact that you go from Tampa Bay, who's 79 enter Tom Brady into into the mix.

A lot of people, including myself, think temporary Buccaneers are the most well rounded team in the NFC right now.

They're the best team in the NFC.

Okay, that's a big leap, considering what Drew Brees has been in in New Orleans and the fact that Tom Brady comes into that organization with no off season and now people thinking that temporary Buccaneers are the best team in the inner city.

It's not just like Tom Brady Walsten.

He brought Gronk with him, then that running back show up later, he shows.

Wait, hold on.

Wait, Hold on now, is grunt the old grow?

No, he's not.

He's not wrong, Okay?

A B just came on the scene and obviously Leonard Fournette.

But all I'm saying is Tom Brady coming in has elevated the Bucks to the point.

Now, where people are looking at that football team as better than the Drew Brees left football team has been there with Sean Payton for years.

If Drew Brees would have come in and brought with him three or four other players, we'd be saying that about New Orleans.

New Orleans Last three seasons has been, ah, perfectly good preseason NFC favorite pick like and has been the pick of many year in and year out.

And the defense, as I said, among dynamic offenses.

Yes, and Michael Thomas is an excellent lead receiver, but it was a thin receiving corps, and cameras is a dynamic offensive weapon.

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