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This is a salary cap move, plain and simple. Last year, Brady signed a 2-year, $50 million contract with Tampa. Under that deal, Brady’s cap hit was set to be $28.375 million for the upcoming season - not terrible for an elite quarterback, but still a lot of money to have tied up in a year where the NFL’s salary cap decreased for the first time in more than 25 years due to COVID-19-related losses.So what Tampa did was “extend” Brady for 4 more years, i.e., through the 2025 season, but with the last 3 years being voidable, meaning that Tampa really only extended Brady through 2022, as neither side expects that deal to be in effect after that point. But by taking some of this money and spreading it out into the future, Tampa will be able to free up $19 million in cap money this season, which is important given the number of players Tampa needs to sign in order to keep its core roster together. It’s anticipated that as the country returns to normal and the NFL inks what will presumably be an enormous new TV deal, the salary cap will increase substantially in the coming years, meaning that teams like Tampa that are “all in” right now aren’t worried about paying the piper in future years.Give credit where credit is due: Tampa is pulling out all the stops to deal with a difficult salary cap crunch and to maximize the time Brady has left. And Brady, just as in New England, is being a team player and leaving some money on the table to help his team win. It also means, in all likelihood, that Brady will keep his original promise of playing through his age 45 season (2022). I’d never say never as far as his playing beyond that point, but it will likely be on yet another deal, as this extension is not designed to go past 2022.

Would not that be delicious? The marvelous irony of it.That Trump would finally lose some support because Americans are typically fanatical supporters of a football team? Now, those are REAL fanatics, er, fans.Trump has fans, er, fanatics, too. They’re all of them fanatic. They are with him through thick and thin, good times and bad times, all of it. I forget that there are no bad times with Donald Trump, according to his supporters; it’s all good. Every little thing he does. Sure- some say that they don’t agree with every little thing he says, “I wouldn’t have said it that way” and such. But they surely agree with every little thing he does. Or they hide, or run away.But his loyalists love him. Full of froth and spittle they proclaim his greatness and plant their yard signs in full-throated proclamation, and in so doing, thrust their middle fingers at the great remaining majority of us.That some of them have more loyalty to a roster of bulked up spartans on a grass field, or an astro turf, is quite telling.And so delicious that I can almost taste it.

I had just assumed command of a unit and on the second day a soldier requested via 1st Sgt to see me. The 1st Sgt being new as well the soldier commenced to inform me of the awful smell in his room. The smell is now in his clothes, bed linen, etc. He said his roommate refuse to shower. That evening the first shirt and I visited the barracks and when we entered first floor, the smell was terrible. The 1st Sgt had the roommate to open the room, the stench was unbelievableI immediately order the roommate to wash all of his clothing, I ordered the First Sgt to make sure this stinky soldier take shower every evening and in the morning he must sign-in with the CQ, who must observe him getting in the shower with soap and tower. And he was order to pay for his roommate clean uniforms. He was ordered to change his bed linen every Friday. He was order to physically clean (wipe down) the entire room with bleach and water and to buy furniture polish. I made it a point to keep track of this person's personal hygiene via the CQ roster.Its terrible when a person decides his hygiene has no affect on another person's space.Side note: I would challenge the questioner and/or readers to eat garlic for at least two days without taking a showers. The garlic smell will be so pronounced via your skin, your dog will run away from you.