When the Tampa Bay Buccaneers officially landed quarterback, Tom Brady as a free agent it was widely reported that there was an influx of players interested in joining the G.O.A.T. in Florida.

Now, we are seeing that come to fruition as rumors are surfacing that former New England Patriots tight end, Rob Gronkowski—and current holder of the WWE 24/7 Championship belt—is looking to return from retirement and he has told the franchise that he wishes to play with Brady and the Buccaneers.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter broke the news that the All-Pro duo would be joining forces once more in Florida:

This whole deal came together in seemingly a blink of an eye. Here’s a step-by-step look at how this news was rolled out this afternoon.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapport sent shockwaves through the football world with his tweet:

ESPN’s Adam Schefter chimed in to mention that the Patriots and Buccaneers have had ongoing discussions about a possible deal:

Finally, the last of the NFL insiders big three, FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer said that Gronkowski has gone as far as to already take a physical for Tampa Bay:

Of course, in retrospect, Barstool Sports was the first to mention that this reunion had serious potential of happening. Nearly two weeks ago through the Twitter account, @NFLInsiderLeroy (Barstool personality Pardon My Take’s dog) posted this:

For now, the list of weapons that Brady will have at his disposal is out of this world. ESPN’s Field Yates broke it down here:

Most likely the team will move on from one of O.J. Howard or Cameron Brate as having three starter quality tight ends seems like overkill but who knows, maybe Arians holds on to them all.

Gronkowski holds the record for the most touchdown passes caught from Brady (78) and the two will look to add even more to that total whenever the NFL season kicks off.