The Pat & Aaron Show Commercial Free: 2/2/23

The Pat & Aaron Show begins by discussing the retirement of Tom Brady, and how it was a busy day in the Tampa Bay area. Aaron talks about how people took his comments about Jameis Winston out of context on Twitter, and how he found it ridiculous. The guys then discuss if the team should go after Derek Carr or Jimmy Garoppolo, and a few callers weigh in as well! Then Aaron Jacobson talks about his high school football team, and the hour ends with Today's Top Headlines. Tampa Bay Buccaneers legend Brad Johnson calls into The Pat & Aaron Show to talk about the retirement of Tom Brady. He first begins by talking about how legendary all of Tom Brady's accomplishment's and that he is the greatest of all time. Brad Johnson goes on to say that not playing football will hit Tom Brady in about 2 months, and that fans should be thanking Tom Brady for everything. JC Allen from the Pewter Report calls into The Pat & Aaron Show to talk about the retirement of Tom Brady, and what it means for the future of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Then JC explains why he wants Todd Monken to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but he's also not sure if Todd would want to come to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. JC goes on to talk about the QBs that are available for the future of the Buccaneers, but that none of them really move the needle and that it's still up in the air since the Bucs don't have an offensive coordinator yet. Then this week's episode of The Pat & Aaron Show Injury Report was with this week's guest Dr. Charles Nofsinger, brought to you by Florida Orthopedic Institute & Tampa General Hospital. The topics include Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Brock Purdy, Landon Dickerson, and a discussion on common injuries. Rick Stroud from the Tampa Bay Times calls into The Pat & Aaron Show to talk about the retirement of Tom Brady. He first says that he was surprised by the timing of it, but that it made sense because of his family situation. Then Rick Stroud talks about the future of the left tackle position for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and how they might look into it in the draft...because they have some problems on the offensive line!