No, I can't say confident.

I take confident to mean better than 50 50.

I think Tom Brady has a damn good shot year in and year out to win a Super Bowl with the box provided he stays at the level he's on, give or take.

And as time goes on, even Tom Brady.

I saw this happen with Bernard Hopkins, who I thought was fighting father time to a draw.

Even he eventually at the age of 50 you know, was no longer the same.

So he'll have a shot every year.

You know, if he's more or less on this level on this team, they are loaded.

But I wouldn't pick them against the field.

That's tough.

And you know how lucky you have to get how many breaks you have to get along the way to win a Super Bowl.

That's what's so amazing about how many Super Bowls Brady has.

One.

You think about Patrick Mahomes this year, best quarterback I've ever seen.

I thought he was the most spectacular player in the Super Bowl.

Honestly, even with those bad numbers running for his life and everything.

Mahomes had to get lucky even to win the one Super Bowl.

You know, right?

Because if Garoppolo hits Sanders, he didn't even win the one.

And then he got unlucky the next year.

This past season, when both starting tackles went down to injury and with that makeshift offensive line, he was pressured on over half his snaps.

No, you're not.

There's really never a team that you would say is not just the odds on favorite, but the favorite against the field.

Even Kansas City.

Last year, I thought, You know what?

Their favorite against field?

No, not really.

Too many things have to go, right?

So if Brady sticks around for four or five years at this level, then I would say probably at that point, better than 50 51 wins one.

But if we're really saying, let's take this at two year intervals for Brady was 43 now, I can't say it's a better than 50 50 proposition that he wins yet another one.

Too many things have to go, right?

Well, I would say How are we gonna sit up there and bet against it?

I'd say it's better than 50 50 Proposition.

Why would I not say that?

Let's scour the NFC when we look at the Los Angeles Rams.

How confident are you about Matthew Stafford or Jimmy Garoppolo or Russell Wilson?

And Seattle, considering what's been going on there with Pete Carroll and his staff with Russell Wilson or Matt LaFleur is in Green Bay?

Am I supposed to be?

I Am I supposed to jump up and celebrate and think there's gonna be a parade near Lambeau Field because of him?

Sorry, I don't feel that way.

Chicago Bears still don't have a quarterback.

Okay, we understand all of that.

Okay?

The Dallas Cowboys, all of sudden, I'm supposed to believe that Dak Prescott is gonna come back from the broken ankle and a broken foot.

Whatever the hell it is.

How about both?

Because it looked now, that was a nasty looking injury there.

I'm I supposed to believe that the Philadelphia Eagles are gonna resurrect themselves with Jalen hurts.

How about Danny Dimes with the New York Giants?

How about the Washington football team that not only doesn't have a quarterback, but not even a name a matter of fact, the quarterback is Heineken.

Is that what it is?

The last time I heard that was a muffler.

Okay?

I mean, what am I supposed to think?

They're okay.

So we got the NFC there, then the a f c, of course.

Patrick Mahomes in the Kansas City Chiefs Gonna come back, try to make a mess of what happened, but they got beat down.

All right, then I look at the Pittsburgh Steelers or Ben Roethlisberger is coming back.

I'm happy about that.

But you know how you feel about that?

We look at Lamar Jackson.

Is he gonna learn how to throw the football better?

We know what an incredible athlete he is.

Uh, is Joe Burrow already in Cincinnati?

Is Baker Mayfield ready in Cleveland?

Josh Allen and Buffalo?

I like it, uh, to a ton of aloe in Miami.

I like it, but we ain't looking at none of them and thinking that they're gonna get past Kansas City.

And so when you look at it from that perspective, all right, now we go back to the NFC in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Specifically, I don't think Antonio Brown is going anywhere.

I don't think Rob Gronkowski is going anywhere.

I don't think camera breaks going anywhere.

I don't think that Chris Godwin is going anywhere.

I don't think Mike Evans is going anywhere.

Oh, by the way, O J.

Howard's probably coming back.

And, Oh, by the way, that defense is still going to be in there.

All right, And then Bruce Arians are still there.

Byron Leftwich is still there.

Top bowls.

They're still there because I didn't see him get a head coaching job this offseason.

Why should I not believe in Tampa Bay coming back now that Excuse me?

You're playing with house money.

You're the Super Bowl champions.

You got that pressure off your shoulders.

You did what you came here to do.

And now this is what the deal is.

I don't see any issues with it whatsoever.

I can I can sit up there and see Tampa Bay, uh, within another Super Bowl in the next two years, as long as Brady is you make a good case for every other team seems to have warts of one kind or another in the NFC, right?

So you make a good case for them being the odds on favorites.

So that's different than them being the favorites against the field.

And And when you look at, like, look at some of these teams.

Green Bay, for example, came this close right, and they had drafted a quarterback in the first round.

They're not going to draft a quarterback in the first round now, and and and this is the first year Rogers really figured it out with the floor.

So now they have their entire complement of draft picks just to help Aaron Rodgers and the defense.

And they were that close already, with a blunder by the floor.

Never gonna happen again.

I think you have to look at Green Bay.

I think you have to look at ascending teams like Arizona.

I think you know what If Kyler Murray takes the next jump because he already improved and becomes an elite quarterback could easily happen.

They're kind of stacked.

I think you have to look at the 49 ers, who were in the Super Bowl the previous year with Garoppolo, who by the way wins at least twice as much as he loses, including in the playoffs.

I think there are plenty of teams who could beat Tampa on any given Sunday in the playoffs, and it just takes one loss season over.

I can't say better than 50 50 to win a Super Bowl in the next two years.

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