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Honestly kind of what it feels like. Brady pats us on the head and says see you for the next dog and pony show but I am going to head out to the organization I have a vested interest with.
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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.Honestly kind of what it feels like. Brady pats us on the head and says see you for the next dog and pony show but I am going to head out to the organization I have a vested interest with.
You can get married and love your wife but still have fond memories of that girl you dated for a while way back in college.That is what you WANT to believe, contrary to recent evidence. It's like saying your ex-wife still carries you in her heart after getting remarried.
It does look sketchy imo. I guess the league is ok with it for now.
Of course he's a "Patriot for life." But he also got triple citizenship with the Republic of Tamper and the Southern American country of Las Vegas.Does anyone still believe Brady is "a Patriot for life," as he proclaimed during his Hall ceremony last summer? He now bleeds silver and black.
Seems to me they already did implement special Brady rules, and Fox doesn't mind having him follow them.I think the only weird area is that Brady counts as both team owner as well as a broadcaster.
I don't think he would do anything wrong with that information. The duality of the situation is new to the league. I don't even know if they might need to implement special Brady rules because of this?
Do you know in particular what new rules they put in place for his situation?Seems to me they already did implement special Brady rules, and Fox doesn't mind having him follow them.
They lightened up a little after the first year.Do you know in particular what new rules they put in place for his situation?
He looks like Al Davis.
The first thought that came to mind when I saw this was a young Al Davis.
Brady is not allowed to attend production meetings (where teams are present) in person. Brady is not allowed to be present at other teams’ practices. And there are restrictions on him conducting in person interviews.Do you know in particular what new rules they put in place for his situation?
In tunes hypothetical playoff scenario....he's right. It's hard to be a "Patriot for life" if you are on the other teams sideline rocking their gear. Personally I don't care it's his life and has zero effect on the game but I understand some people will call it a bad look because I would wish he'd be sitting with Kraft for the mojo.
There's a big difference between being "associated with" a team, which obviously peoples first thought of Brady is in a Patriot uniform winning super bowls, and being that team for life. I never bought that line from Tom. Between the Bucs, the raiders, the entire TB12 business and trying to get his team mates to join that instead of listening to coaches, Tom has made his status as a mercenary salesman well known and he says what he needs to when he needs to say it. Patriot fans have to be some of his best customers so gotta keep them worshiping me.
That is not the guy who 100% of the time wants what's best for the New England Patriots. He hasn't been that guy in over a decade and it makes me sad because early Brady was. I just look at early commercials Sirius with his favorite receivers, Visa with the 5 layers of protection both of which were about team and getting his team mates involved. Versus now he shills out to whoever pays him to say look at me I'm Tom Fing Brady buy my ****.
I have always said that retirement was going to be hell for Brady. He loves to be relevant, to be in the spotlight, but he's going to eventually have to make peace with the fact it's all slowly slipping away from him as it has for all the greats before him.
I don't discount that he's become a mercenary, but whoring himself out for big paydays is likely his way of assuring himself that he's still relevant.
Taking blood money from the Saudis for some sideshow thing is pretty close to whoring himself out.I don’t think he’s “whoring himself out” so much as he’s simply a guy trying to buy a football team and, to that end, he needs to take the opportunity to make money when it presents itself.
The numbers may be much larger than any of us can fathom but he’s a guy doing whatever he can to earn money with a goal in mind, which I am sure each of us has done at some point in our lives.
Well, if that's the best you have, Tom is hardly a rarity in the sports world when it comes to taking money from Saudis.Taking blood money from the Saudis for some sideshow thing is pretty close to whoring himself out.
They're already taking over European soccer so I am sure football is just a matter of time.Well, if that's the best you have, Tom is hardly a rarity in the sports world when it comes to taking money from Saudis.
US ownership is more pervasive in Europe than Gulf state ownershipThey're already taking over European soccer so I am sure football is just a matter of time.
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