Here's Tom Brady. We talked about this earlier. He extending some holiday greetings to the St.

Sideline and Santa, I need a new tablet for Christmas. He already broke it before that. Look at it.

It's destroyed. It's shattered. Right. That's not going to get him a Microsoft deal. It could get him an Apple deal, though.

It could get him an Apple deal. Maybe somebody from Apple was behind that move.

Here's CJ Gardner Johnson who said, hey, Microsoft Service, can you all send me a new

service tablet? I need to give it to a friend who broke his. Thank you. That's pretty good. Gardner Johnson. And, Microsoft Surface, can y'all send me a new service tablet? I need to give it to a friend who broke his. Thank you, Mary Chris. That's pretty good. Garger Johnson. And we were talking off air about how some of these crews just aren't calling taunting anymore. And I don't like the taunting rule, but I hate inconsistent application of any rule. There were multiple incidents on Sunday night of taunting that weren't called, including

Brady going over to the sideline. I mean, if Cassius Marsh gets 15 yards in a fine for

standing there looking at the sideline, how does Brady not get fined for running over to an

assistant coach and shouting in his face? You had Gardner Johnson standing there, posturing in front of Tom Brady, no flag. Devin White had a taunt earlier in the game. There's that. Look at Brady. Brady's like, what's going on here? Devin White earlier in the game had a taunt. It wasn't called. Last night we saw some taunts that weren't called. I just wonder if, I don't know if it's the Christmas spirit that's gotten into some of these refs, but they're not calling taunting anymore. And I have a feeling 345 Park Avenue is not going to be happy with that because they've insisted on it all year long. Yeah, I mean, maybe not. Again, I'm not going to get mad at it. I'm not. To me, the ones that they didn't call are the ones that I go, well, good. I'm glad they didn't call it. I'm fine with that. That's fine.

But they don't call are the ones that I go, well, good, I'm glad they didn't call it.

I'm fine with that.

That's fine.

And again, you know. But then don't call any of them.

I know. Then then fine. You're right. You're right. That's where it's annoying. It's extremely inconsistent. That's exactly where it's annoying. There's no doubt about that. And, of course, it looks stupid too because, I mean, again, that's egregious.

We know that Brady went over there to the coach, yelled four-letter words,

which were way more disrespectful than a karate kick, you know, from Cassius March.

But that gets, you know, swiped under the rug.

It's just not a good look for the NFL either.

There's no doubt. But, you know, again, yeah, don't call any of them ored under the rug. It's just not a good look for the NFL either. There's no doubt.

But, you know, again, yeah, don't call any of them. Or only call the ones that I've always been talking about are the ones that we know the rules implied for it. I'm not going to go there, but the standing over of the guys and doing that. That's to me where I want it out. The rest of this stuff, you know, Gardner Johnson, you know, posturing in front of Brady, that's football. Like, that's to me, that's fine. I don't even care that Brady going over to yell four-letter words to Dennis Allen. That's football. It wasn't Dennis Allen. It wasn't Dennis Allen. I'm sorry. I think it was the defensive line coach. All right.

Either way, that's cool with me. I'm good with that. I don't care. You know the ones that I don't like to see. I know. Yes, I know. I'm not going to go there. I said I won't go there. We don't need your special brand of Christmas ornament talk today. dangling in people's faces.

No, we don't need that.

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