Oh, right, of course, because I should know who that is.

I don't care what you think.

I'll tell you something that rub me right.

Felger and NAS, a 985, the Sports Hub.

That this is how Belichick operates.

Petty, vindictive, and he lets that get in the way of what's best for his team or his organization.

You know how he's wired now.

And we're talking about Malcolm Butler and the Jimmy Grappolo trade, things we always

talked about from day one being driven by his personal sort of petty vindictive nature.

I've leaving out the biggest one of all.

Why did he get rid of Tom Brady?

Why?

Was that a football reason?

Or was he sick of sharing the bill? Was he sick of

paying him a lot of money? Not because it was Bill's money, but because F him. This is about me.

Sick of dealing with his trainer or Brady becoming a little bit of a diva. And I just don't want to

deal with this guy anymore. Oh, by the way, it's about me. It's not about him.

Like that decision. Was that a football decision? No. No. Because Brady became bigger than him. And let us not forget that famous quote from one of his coaches, Joe, Judge, that said, we could have the same results with any of the top 15 quarterbacks in the NFL. So the biggest decision of all was just born out of Bill's personal, petty, selfish

makeup.

The biggest decision of all was about that.

And it really no need to go much further than that.

But so we're talking about Balochek because there's like sort of some growing reporting that there's exit strategies.

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