Brady on WEEI this morning

[PatsRI]

He was on with Sterns and ****erson as part of their Patriots Monday coverage.

Not alot of new stuff really:
-it will take time for offense to gel
-Welker is a hard worker "a Patriot guy"
-will take a few days off when baby is born (actually the most I've heard him speak on being a father, understandably very guarded but talked about how close his family is)


Link should be up in the audio vault later on. They are going to replay it on EEI after 9 too.

 

[Davzabigpatsfan]

Am I the only person starting to think this is the longest pregnancy in history?

 

[BTTA]

Am I the only person starting to think this is the longest pregnancy in history?

All of the women in my immediately family are thinking the same thing.

 

[swheeler23]

I do not think she was 3 months preg. when she said she was preg.

 

[ctpatsfan77]

I do not think she was 3 months preg. when she said she was preg.

Brady doesn't normally play in the last preseason game, right?

 

[mtbykr]

On right now.

http://www.surfmusic.de/radio-station/weei-850-am,6068.html

 

[pats1]

Butch Sterns opens it up with a Sox question. Brilliant.

 

[pats1]

Did Brady just get bleeped out?

"**** it's still training camp?"

 

[pats1]

5 questions about the baby, 2 about his family, and 2 about the Celtics. What the hell is this interview actually about?

 

[patchick]

Am I the only person starting to think this is the longest pregnancy in history?

Rule of thumb: one's own pregnancy is always the longest pregnancy in history.

 

[363839]

Am I the only person starting to think this is the longest pregnancy in history?

Give Tom a break.

It's his first time so he's alittle slow.

 

[JoeSixPat]

Am I the only person starting to think this is the longest pregnancy in history?

It's well known that über humans have a longer gestation period.

 

[JoeSixPat]

Rule of thumb: one's own pregnancy is always the longest pregnancy in history.

Or shortest from the man's perspective...those nine months you have to "get ready" fly by.

 

[Tunescribe]

Give Tom a break.

It's his first time so he's alittle slow.

Maybe when the kid finally comes he'll be flagged for delay of game?

 

[RobertWeathers]

Give Tom a break.
It's his first time so he's alittle slow.

If I go by the link below (no, I dont read this crap) and that she finished her 1st trimester on the date of this publication and on average, full-term is around 40 weeks shes due at the end of this month. She was never due at the start of training camp.

I have 3 kids. Our 1st was early, our 2nd right on time, and our 3rd was 10 days late. Who knows with these things??

I applaud Bridget going full-term and not caving in and doing those silly c-section things just so that she can maintain her figure.

With TB saying he'll take some time off after the baby is born, lets hope she has it this week/next week so that it does not interfere with the season ;-)

http://www.usmagazine.com/bridget_moynahan_expecting_child_with_ex_boyfriend_tom_brody

 

[swheeler23]

I had 3 kids. They all went 42 weeks. Were all over 9 pounds. Anything from 36-42 weeks is normal. Having a full term baby is 10 months, not 9.

 

[363839]

Maybe when the kid finally comes he'll be flagged for delay of game?

Good one, Tunes.

 

[upstater1]

If I go by the link below (no, I dont read this crap) and that she finished her 1st trimester on the date of this publication and on average, full-term is around 40 weeks shes due at the end of this month. She was never due at the start of training camp.

I have 3 kids. Our 1st was early, our 2nd right on time, and our 3rd was 10 days late. Who knows with these things??

I applaud Bridget going full-term and not caving in and doing those silly c-section things just so that she can maintain her figure.

With TB saying he'll take some time off after the baby is born, lets hope she has it this week/next week so that it does not interfere with the season ;-)

http://www.usmagazine.com/bridget_moynahan_expecting_child_with_ex_boyfriend_tom_brody

10 days late is actually the average. Most pregnancies in the US go 41 weeks and 3 days.

The 9 month thing is confusing because people count 9 months from the last period when they should be counting 9 months from conception, but if you go to your doctor's office, they'll look at last period, then tack on almost 10 months.

 

[mtbykr]

Not to take away from all the pregnancy talk, but here's the interview:

Online:
http://weei.podzinger.com/viewMedia...90;WEEI+Patriots+Monday+Channel&x=0&e=9607452

Download:
http://weei.podzinger.com/externalLink.jsp?action=epdl&playerid=1149309&s=3581&link=http%3A%2F%2Fmedia.weei.podzinger.com%2Farchive%2FDennisAndCallahan%2F2007-08-20_Tom_Brady.mp3

 

[TheSeymonsta]

September 1 would be a good date...He can name it after me also.