Who are you going with, Sir Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs or Tom Brady and the Bucks?

And I'm not letting you off the hook to you.

Give me an answer.

You know what?

So again because, you know, I was drafted by the Chiefs and had somebody great.

I love the Chiefs.

I really wanted to do well, but I gotta be honest.

I think what Tom Brady did this year, and like I said, I've been I've been a Brady hater because he has 10 times more Super Bowls and I've even played in, um, for that reason, but I just think what he's doing to be able to switch and go from the A F C and go from the spot where he spent 20 years new organization, Newtown new team and taking with Super Bowl It's impressive.

I love watching greatness.

So, you know, I think I think I want to see Tom Brady, you know, be the first home team to win a Super Bowl.

But it's by a slim margin, so I'm you know, I'm gonna go with routing a little bit for the bucks.

But the Chiefs, when I'm cool with that too.

Jared, Welcome to the show.

Thank you for being on the show.

My brother.

How do you think?

How do you think Tom Brady has pulled this off to be 43 years of age, Particularly in this season.

I know he's got a bevy of weapons on Lee sacked 21 times this year.

But But But explain to us, what are you seeing from him that you may not have seen from anybody else?

It's work ethic.

I mean, you look, I think you just look with the way he made that transition, right?

I mean, from high school, you know, uh, high school workouts and just constantly pushing people be better.

I mean, I've never I've never played with Tom and I don't know, personally off feeling like that, but, you know, I stopped when Brett came to the Vikings, right?

You know, this mystique of why somebody is so great?

You assume all they were great talent.

They're a great mind.

Great coaching, great team, all that stuff.

But what I saw was, you know, bretz work ethic.

And when Brett would be at the facility until 10.

30 at night, and I could only see that's got to be what Tom Brady did.

And the weather, the storm and everybody's expectations were so high and the beginning of the year, you know, he's taking all this heat.

I think they're, you know, you know, you know, win a few, lose a couple and bouncing back and forth.

And then they went on this run.

So I think just his his ability to to push through and to block out the noise and stay single mindedly focused.

I mean, the mental, the mental preparation, you know, is gotta be second to none.

And that's what I really see.

It's just the fortitude to push through and understand.

The process will eventually, you know, pay off.

And And he got everybody down there to buy it.

Jared, when I look at Patrick Mahomes, you mentioned Brett Farve.

I see far minus two turnovers like Aaron Rodgers and Brett Farve had a baby.

Right?

When you look at Patrick Mahomes, what do you see?

That you did a special, you know, And again, I think that the Chiefs, they're gonna win multiple multiple Super Bowls for years and years.

They come as long as you stay healthy.

But that's exactly what you see.

You see a combination of a guy that, you know, you usually take a guy who's dangerous in the pocket.

You want to force him to the edge, right?

Or you got a guy that's, you know, dangerous on the edge.

You want to force him to stay in the pocket?

Um, he's gonna beat you either way.

I mean, the only thing I could see, you know, with with guys like that, you've got to get a much, you know, pressure up the middle eight got pushed Thio just their collapse and and try to destroy them that way.

But the dude, I mean, he literally has every single tool, not to mention, I think you look what Andy reasons on two, and you got to give credit to the coaching staff.

Is there using those tools?

So many coaches get stuck in how they want to do things, and they try to make guys fit their program.

They've obviously designed a program around, you know, whole strengths.

And and there I mean, it's fun to watch.

It really is.

I mean, you can't help but root for the guy and again, I think, you know, it's more like old school New school.

I'm an old school guy, so I think that's kind of why I lean one way a little bit.

But that dude is greatness in the making, and it's fun to watch Jared let me get you in the midst.

Let me put you on the spot a little bit by getting you in the midst in the middle of an argument that we've been having, you know, when we watched the NFC championship game and this is obviously what Tom Brady had to go through in order to get to this daggone Super Bowl, I'm looking at a Green Bay team.

That said, I know we have Aaron Rodgers, but I'm gonna have my defense give the ball.

So I'm going to give the ball to Tom Brady with two minutes and five seconds left, and all he needs is a first down or to to seal the victory.

What do you feel about a decision like that?

Oh, I thought it was great because I'm a Green Bay Packers hater, so I thought, you know, kudos, kudos, coach.

But when I was a player If I was there in Rogers, I probably would've walked off the field.

Honestly, I mean that I mean that as a player's position and then everybody will be politically correct about it.

But the bottom line, that was a slap in the face.

Aaron Rodgers.

You basically did not think your guy in your office to score a touchdown at that point, and you wanted to put it in the hands of defense.

You try, you try to be too analytically.

Try to be too smart.

Um, and it came back to bite him.

I mean, I wouldn't give.

I wouldn't give the worst quarterback in the league a chance to get a first down and run the clock out on me.

You know, you're down at the 10 yard line or eight yard line.

Whatever it is, that's a no brainer.

Your it's a no brainer you got.

You got to go for that.

You gotta put it on the shoulders of your star players and, you know, as as a player, and if anybody players says otherwise, you're lying.

Thio.

They felt so disrespected.

They felt that they were not trusted in that moment, and it's over there.

They're gonna be spending the entire offseason trying to bridge that gap.

And it's never gonna be bridged in the back areas of mine.

He'll always be like, Man, this is ridiculous.

You have no faith in me.

Yeah, Yeah, No one's arguing that point.

We all agree it's a blunder to take the hand the ball out of the hands of the M V P.

Who's trying to help you win and put it in the hands of the goat who's trying to beat you.

That, I think safe to say is a blunder.

And that's how it turned out.

Jared sitting down, Not even just the first out of beat you, Jared.

I'm interested in the Super Bowl matchup with that.

That you the position you know most about, right?

We're talking about the line of scrimmage here, Like what happens there because Patrick Mahomes is missing both his starting tackles both and their Pro Bowl caliber guys, Schwartz and Fisher, and they're both gone.

And the Bucks, considering what Tyree kill did to him last time, are gonna have to get pressure with four.

You're a four time all the first team all NFL defensive end when you look at that matchup, the Bucks front four against what they're going to be facing or really front seven, what they're gonna be facing on that chief.

So line.

What do you think You got to attack?

Attack, attack, attack!

I think you know, if you take the mindset and I played in both defense is where you take a guy like Aaron where they try Thio, you know, contain Russian, so to speak.

And you basically you're just taking the bullets away from your players and and the bucks got a pretty decent D line.

They got some guys that can rush the passer and you got backup tackles.

You need to attack, attack, attack.

And you know, I would bracket Tyree kill, put a safety down on Kelsey.

And, you know, let's make him get the ball out fast.

I think that's your only hope.