Triumph
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.This anti-Brady movement by a bunch here makes it look like he hurt all their wittle feelwings.Will the Diva talk about how Bill hurt his wittle feelwings?
They may have to add a few filters to lower the glare from his over-whitened teeth.
As a Brady fan, it’s ok to say things like that. It’s not as if true Brady fans worship the guy. He’s not god-like.“Tommy making Tommy look good.”
Yeah, “still love him”. Sure.
Yup. TLD and OJ: Made in America are the best they've done and 2 of the most entertaining docs I've ever watched.He came off as the GOAT
The Last Dance was one of the best things to ever be shown on ESPN
do you think TB12 acted bigger than the team?
Do we even know if BB gave any thought to Alex G or the TB12 methods spreading to other players as @Ice_Ice_Brady mentions in his post?
Brady fan for life here. He contributed to countless memories and great moments, wins... Enough for a lifetime and we got it in the span of 20 years... Makes me sick some of the things some people say about him now. Boston fans encompass the best and worst of sports Fandom.This anti-Brady movement by a bunch here makes it look like he hurt all there wittle feelwings.
This anti-Brady movement by a bunch here makes it look like he hurt all there wittle feelwings.
LOL, the only ones who have their wittle feelwings hurt are the Brady sycophants who get angry when the self-important icon has something derogatory said about him.
Are you one of them?
Brady fan for life here. He contributed to countless memories and great moments, wins... Enough for a lifetime and we got it in the span of 20 years... Makes me sick some of the things some people say about him now. Boston fans encompass the best and worst of sports Fandom.
As a Brady fan, it’s ok to say things like that. It’s not as if true Brady fans worship the guy. He’s not god-like.
And since I’m a huge Brady fan, I’ll say that it’s really strange doing a Brady last dance while he’s still playing.
...Do we even know if BB gave any thought to Alex G or the TB12 methods spreading to other players as @Ice_Ice_Brady mentions in his post?
I agree and I think Brady's post career life has every chance to be as impactful as his career. He does have the world's most successful model advising him. He has transcended football for quite some time now and has all the tools be mega successful - championship pedigree, good looks, well spoken. I don't think he will be as tied to football post-career the way Jordan has with his sneakers. I think he becomes bigger/broader than someone we just associate with sports.Strange to us, not to him. I suspect Brady thinks of his life's work in stages, and that an entrepreneur's mental model has overtaken an athlete's mental model:
- success in pro football
- launch product based business on the back of that success, linking the products with the success as much as possible.
- spend his last years in pro football in a second geography, creating more attention and opportunity to grow the business
- post football business development
- sell the business at its peak, if possible.
Way too soon.
Brady’s achievements will stand the test of time.......yet he doesn’t want to wait.
His self serving attempts to promulgate, control, and steer his own narrative are so brazen and perversely counterintuitive to the humble, overachieving athlete who once was the epitome of team first.
Now.... not so much....not even close.
Self-funding a nine episode tribute to oneself, or should I be more accurate, a nine episode infomercial full of spiritual lessons, self congratulations and product placement is needy, unseemly, desperate.......
and totally unnecessary.
“Gather my camera crew, my narrative needs adjustment”
Oh Tom.....going full Kardasian may fill your pockets....but this self funded vanity project may not advance your legacy in the direction you apparently crave so badly.
I wasn’t trying to disrespect Brady in any way. I just think that it’s simply too soon if he’s aiming to replicate “The Last Dance.” Way too soon..and it is...Brady knows that his legacy won't be defined by what he does on the Bucs any more than Montana's legacy was defined by what he did on the Chiefs. In football terms he's getting paid to retire in Florida.
The ingrate backstabber types here would find a pretext to turn on Brady regardless.
Way too soon.