Dave Damaschek

He is still a first ballot Hall of Famer.

He's still in the conversation at least to be one of the five best quarterbacks of the Super Bowl era.

What he suffers from, though, is high-end athleticism and the fact that it is now gone.

Well, Tom Brady did it.

He won the Super Bowl at 45.

Yeah, he never depended on high-end athleticism.

Aaron Rodgers did in his prime.

Now that that's gone, it's almost like a prize fighter who doesn't fully grasp that he can't get to the edge like he used to, or rather, even worse, he does know he can't, and so he is making decisions based on that.

He's about to take a smack

I'm down for whatever you got to say there, 10-day Tony.

I do know what you're talking about.

Yeah, I think it's a product of how good your car is.

I think that's where it starts.

If you have a really fancy car, you can hit 100 without realizing you're doing it, right?

But what the hell is going on there?

This has been going on for at least five years now.

How many Georgia football players have been arrested for speeding, you know, doing triple digits in the car?

I mean, it's really sort of, you know, hey, Miami produces quarterbacks and Georgia produces guys who get arrested for speeding.

Yeah.

It was scary.