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And I don't really need to say this prior to what I'm going to say right now, but I guess you have to in this day and age.

I have nothing but respect for the great Tom Brady.

Would you, would you attest to that?

You've always said amazing things about Tom, respected his career as a peer, in a sense,

quarterback, NFL quarterback who's one MVP's. You've always had great things to say.

And I would say that he and Peyton Manning, their dedication to the sport changed a way that people look at quarterbacks within the sport.

Would you agree with that?

Absolutely.

All right.

So these are all the things that I've said about him.

And I've been spot on about, I believe, everything that I have said has been 100% in his favor, except for this one.

The fact that he's sitting in the Raiders' coaches box with a headset on and talking to Pete Carroll, talking to SpyTech, their general manager, talking to their offensive coordinator,

Chip Kelly, is complete and utter BS because the NFL is the ultimate competitive place.

And you're allowing a guy to sit there who's a part owner of a team, which is fine.

And now he's involved in these game plans. And this week, I guess he's got, I think he's got, who's the 425 game on Fox this week? I think it's the Eagles and Bears, maybe, or one of those, one of those 425. Bears play the Cowboys. Bears Cowboys. That's probably who he has. And now he's going to be meeting with these coaches and talking about players. That is utter BS. As far as I'm concerned, because it tilts the balance of, I guess you would say, competitiveness. Because now he has intimate knowledge, obviously, of the team that he owns, the Raiders.

He's sitting in there listening and talking to GMs.

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