Dianna Russini

So he had to have a little bit of speed.

But I thought maybe he got a head start.

But then so I don't know what the speed was, but I can tell you that.

remember thinking like do i get involved here right because that's like another like going back to the mina story from years ago and i can't believe you recall that it's how involved you want to get when there's a crime happening in front of you i think it's like your natural instinct to help well at least it's mine like i want to get involved to help but i mean what was i gonna like should i tackle them i felt like i probably could have chased a tesla

Could a human being tackle a Tesla?

I mean, the guy's like, beep, like, you know when a Tesla goes in reverse and he gives you the warning?

It's like, beep, beep, beep.

It did go off.

It was like, beep, beep, beep, and then he took off.

So it wasn't that scary of a heist.

You know, I wasn't sure what I wanted to start with in my piece this week because there's so many great topics to get into.

But people have very strong opinions, Dan, about Tom Brady's conflict of interest as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, a broadcaster, a flag football player, a coach wearing a headset.

I did not realize that.

that this was such a big topic in football, but it is.

And I think everyone just has a really strong opinion around football right now on how they see it.

So I asked a lot of people in the league what they felt about it.

And I had one coach say, good, I'm glad he's got so many jobs.

The less time Tom Brady has to run the Las Vegas Raiders, the better for the rest of us.

Because at some point here, the offense, Chip Kelly, someone there was going to be like, hey, Tom,

I should probably use your knowledge here because this isn't going well.