Brady's Statement on the absurd association

[JR4]

``Any time, as an athlete, you're even mentioned in something like this, it's disappointing,'' Brady said. ``But it was long time ago. I was back in the Bay area. I wanted to work out for a day. I knew he had a gym. I called, he wasn't around. That was about it. That was the first of it and the last of it. Five years later, I guess it's a big deal. That's kind of the entire extent.''

Brady said he was not aware his name had come up in the investigation until this morning.

``It's just one of those things. I don't make anything of it,'' he said. ``Something like that is not what I stand for. I represent a lot of things. Certainly fair play and me trying to be a role model is what I'm all about.''


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Now can we put this unnewsworthy thing in the trash can where it belongs?

 

[PonyExpress]

Good job, Tom. Once again proving his character- I hope all the baseball scribes see this and learn how an athlete is supposed to behave in this type of situation.

 

[Drewwho]

The 'man' has spoken!
This is absurd, but why did this seem like a long day until we actually heard from him?!?!?!?

 

[Hoodie]

Did you hear Felger today swearing up and down that the only reason we think this is a non-story is because it's Tom. He believes him, by the way, but if the rest of the Boston media were reporters instead of sychopants, they would run this story down. As for the fans, if this were Peyton Manning, we'd be all over him saying we knew all along he was dirty. (I'm quoting Felger here.)

This is such a non-story. Look at Tom, does he LOOK like he's been taking steriods? If he has he ought to get his money back.

Seems like there may be a comspiracy to sully the image of the Patriots. Someone call Mulder and Scully.