Ooh, I will ask you as directly as I can.

What is he talking about?

And why is he saying that publicly?

Listen, uh, G.

I was furious, and the reason I was furious is because this coaching staff didn't need to mention any player's name after that game way.

Don't absolve pleasure.

You know damn well I don't absolved players when they play terrible.

And Tom Brady played terrible along with Tampa's offensive line, along with a lot of people on Defense is, well, 53 but Bruce Areas and Byron Leftwich had a plan that was horrible toe play against the Saints.

And then even when you see how the game is transpiring and the Saints of scoring and the same and Todd Bowles as well, let me put him in there with terrible game playing as well.

When you see the game playing out the way it it was playing out, the offensive line was getting whooped and I know Jeff don't like to hear that, but they were getting whooped by Cam Jordan markets that Hendrickson they were getting rushed with four and then you look on the other side and Todd Bowles continuing to be aggressive, and Drew Brees is getting the ball out of his hands in 1.2 seconds.

Place a man rushed for and let guys do what they do.

B A doesn't need to say another player's name in the press conference.

He doesn't need to say another player's name all week.

Give them a better plan, see if they can execute it, and then you can run run into him if they don't execute that game playing the right way.

But that was a terrible game playing by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Go ahead, Jeff.

Yeah, B is high, man.

This doesn't make any sense, right?

If you look at Tom Brady for his entire career, broke his entire career.

If you move this cat off the spot, he's a different guy.

And the wins this year?

Greeny.

They've had 4.5 pressures.

They win the game.

13.

They pressures.

They lose the game.

They had 19 the other night.

Why are we looking at?

If Mike Evans is the number to read, you ain't never getting there, bro.

Because all the pressure Hendricks three sacks in three consecutive plays.

Are you freaking kidding me?

Dio.

I mean this ST Lawrence Taylor, bro.

This is an offensive line that played like trash got.

We're getting whooped and there was no adjustment of Let's get the ball out of our hands and some check downs and let players go make plays.

We still wanna drop back five steps, seven steps and let it go.

Okay, well, that's on you.

Then.

Be a like don't put this thing on one guy.

And and the swag disappointment.

They all played like trash.

We win as a team loses the team.

Don't be dividing by saying Evans is open.

I mean, seriously broke.

Open for who?

I don't even get it.

That was ridiculous.

Comment.

Greg, let me answer a quick question here.

From a quarterback's perspective, let's say he is talking about Brady because it certainly sounds like it is at least aimed.

Partially Get Brady.

Would it be legitimate criticism?

Let's put aside whether it's something he should say, publicly or not.

Would it be legitimate criticism of Brady?

If you just look at the game film from Sunday night?

Well, the fact that you can't play quarterback by yourself and as good as Tom Brady is he's the goat best ever.

He cannot elevate everyone around what's consider the source here.

I mean, Bruce Areas, trying to support his staff.

He's gotta deflect and he's got a you know, Heaven forbid he takes blame, and Byron Leftwich takes blame for the atrocious planet.

Completely.

Agree.

Agree completely with what?

Both swag you and what Jeff said because it was awful Brady.

Certainly he shares some of the burden because this is a guy that over the course of his career, like Jeff said, he doesn't play well when he's put under the rest.

He didn't make good decisions.

I thought he predetermined a few too many times and they also just looked lethargic.

It just didn't look like there was any energy.

There wasn't any level of emotion that we need to see from him to kind of crank that offense into gear.

It was too little, too late.

It was a really bad performance and I think that Tom Brady has shown this year the ability to bounce back.

He was criticized early.

I expected to play really well in their next game, so I'm not that concerned big picture, but I really don't like the rhetoric that Arians used to come down on his players when, frankly, the first person he needs to criticize its himself with the pathetic plan he put forth, Yeah, we're gonna talk much more about this case.

Graziano.

There's one other name that has not been mentioned in this conversation yet.

That maybe is a factor and, if not, might become one.

Well, Antonio Brown, right?

I mean that they bring in this wide receiver that the quarterback wants, that the coach is on record saying he didn't want back in the off season, and you bring them into a situation that's obviously still not all the way settled.

The Buccaneers air loaded with talent.

We have seen them play like one of the best teams in the league, but it's still a situation where the pieces are coming together and it isn't all the way clean all the time.

It's possible that adding Antonio Brown to this mix, where the wide receivers already aren't getting the targets and the catch is that they want to get could cause more problems than it solves going forward.

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