TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Ryan Jensen’s introduction to Tom Brady last March began with some predictable small talk over the phone. The Buccaneers’ new quarterback switched the conversation with his new center to business after about three minutes. And it took an unexpectedly odd turn. Jensen was told to make sure he gets in the habit of taking a towel, coating it with baby powder and rubbing it on his backside so it’s never sweaty when he reaches for the football. The relationship between centers and quarterbacks is, uh, special, and it helps everything else work on offense.
