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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.TB12 was not a star in high school or college. He barely got drafted into the NFL and was the fourth QB (behind Drew Bledsoe, Michael Bishop, and John Friesz) on a crappy New England Patriots team (8-8 in 1999). Coach saw something in the kid and built an offense around him. Now he is the GOAT. I hope none of the crap in this book is coming from that fourth string QB. Make no mistake the other GOAT is the only reason TB12 is what he is. A lot of kids with a lot of potential wash out of the NFL -- I believe six QBs drafted ahead of him did that. Shut up and sing TB12.Some crazy stuff in this ESPN article, which features tidbits from the book by Ian O’Conner.
Take them all with a grain of salt:
- Brady considered retirement after last season due to rocky relationship with Bill
- Belichick “didn’t believe” Brady in Deflategate
- Brady thought Spygate was “likely true”
- and more....
Book: Brady considered 'divorce' from Belichick
Most recent bombshell: Tom Brady requested a piece of gym equipment, via Brian Cashman. And Belichick said Tom Brady gets what he wants because he’s a premium quarterback.
That’s weird because earlier in the book I thought a former staffer said Brady is nothing special.
I’m going to write a book about someone famous, maybe Bono. I’ll just go through TMZ and paraphrase all the gossip, then call it a book.
If Bill thought he could turn any top 15 QB into Tom Brady why didn’t they just trade him after like 2010 and get a bunch of draft picks. Doesn’t really make sense.
TB12 was not a star in high school or college. He barely got drafted into the NFL and was the fourth QB (behind Drew Bledsoe, Michael Bishop, and John Friesz) on a crappy New England Patriots team (8-8 in 1999). Coach saw something in the kid and built an offense around him. Now he is the GOAT. I hope none of the crap in this book is coming from that fourth string QB. Make no mistake the other GOAT is the only reason TB12 is what he is. A lot of kids with a lot of potential wash out of the NFL -- I believe six QBs drafted ahead of him did that. Shut up and sing TB12.
It’s Ian O’Connor so the odds are very high it’s wrong.
But pretend for a second it’s not.
Then so what? If BB and Brady can’t stand each what’s the big deal and what does it matter? Likewise if the coaching staff actually did feel they’d have a lot of success with any top-half-of-the-league QB. Big whoop.
There have been plenty of teams in plenty of sports where the important people hated each other. What matters is if they can work together professionally, which is something Brady, BB, etc. clearly do. If the results are good, who cares what they think of each other?
Actually I was thinking the same thing about the predictable reaction from the Patriot Pinkhat PomPom crowd, "The blind loyalty among these pukes is revolting, but not surprising."
Just take your heads out of your a%$.....errrr....out of the sand and remember this kids, Tom Brady's dad: 'It will end badly' in New England
ha ha ha ha what a dumb response. Embarrassing! The whole world knows there is genuine strife between Belichick and Brady, Brady's own father states publicly that it will not end well for his son in New England but the PomPoms cover their ears with their hands and yell " I can't hear you, I can't hear you "...… Would you please grow up! You pinkhats embarrass us real Patriot fans.
"One New England assistant said the general feeling among staff members around that time wasn't that Belichick's system could make Super Bowl quarterbacks out of all 32 NFL starters. 'But if you gave us any of the top 15, we could do it,' the assistant said. 'I don't think the coaches view Tom as special as everyone else in football does. Mr. Kraft thinks Tom is the greatest gift ever, but the coaches don't.'"
One of the more interesting nuggets that surfaced was an alleged conversation between Belichick and New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman, who reportedly received a bit of gossip about Brady from the Patriots head man.
“New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman recalled in the book that Belichick told him years earlier about a disagreement Brady had with a Patriots strength coach over equipment,” per ESPN. “Belichick said, ‘If Tom Brady wants it, Tom Brady gets it. If you get a player at that level, you get him what he needs, even if the strength coach says otherwise.'”
BREAKING: In his new book, ESPN's Ian O'Connor alleges that Tom Brady's personal trainer, Alex Guerrero, was banned from Patriots team facilities in 2017. O'Connor also reports shocking news that former tight end Aaron Hernandez had gang-related ties and may have committed at least one violent act, according to a source.