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So one of the reasons why I enjoy Brian Kilmead so much, and I mean that. I'm not patronizing him. He does a

phenomenal job following me each and every weekday morning at 10 a.m. here on 77 W.A.B.C.

He hosts a tremendous cable show on Fox News. He's a tremendous 10 p.m. Sunday nights

One Nation. And of course, he's the star of the trio

every morning Fox and friends on Fox News, but he's diverse. He can discuss anything. And many,

many years ago, you know the story. We were both approached by our agents in the late 90s

to do a sports show together, which we didn't do, but looking back now,

we probably made the right decision.

At any route here, yesterday, Brian, I had Gary Myers on.

Gary Myers spent a lot of years covering the National Football League with the New York Daily

News and now being just nine days away from the new

NFL season, Cowboys and Eagles, less than two weeks away from the Giants, commanders, Jets,

and Steelers with Aaron Rogers. His new book is out, and it's titled Brady versus Belichick.

He was in studio. We had a great discussion.

I give the majority of the credit to the quarterback

because he went on to win a Super Bowl in Tampa Bay after Belichick.

And Belichick had little to no success in Cleveland and New England without Tom Brady.

Brian Kilmead, who gets the credit? Brady or Belichick? Well, I think the way they mix together, put it this way, I remember succinctly when Belichick won to Cleveland. And, you know, immediately he does an unpopular thing. Get rid of Bernie Kozar and brings him Vinny Testiverty, and it was a good move. And he had a couple of good years. And then he had one disappointing year. He was having a decent year. And then Cleveland goes, we're going to Baltimore. And then the whole city turned on Belichick, not his fault. Art Mordell decides to pick up and leave. So he comes back to the jets. And the jets turn it around from one in 15 under Parcells and it looks like he's

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