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Hey, Mike.

Hey, what's up, guys?

Yeah, you guys kind of touched on what I was going to say was that, you know,

Brady sitting there watching in the Super Bowl,

his ultimate pinnacle of his season and all that commitment,

and he's watching his defense get ragdolled with Jordan Richards and what, you know, I can't remember those guys' names, and Butler, a Pro Bowl starter, 98% of the snaps all year, is sitting on the bench watching. Like, I just, that would make anybody question, and that thing was filmed right after, right in the aftermath of that. That's right. So, yeah, so, Jeff, let me tell you what I think. And this is, I always used Chris Gaspers' line because it's a good line, is that winning's the great deodorant, right? Winning is the ultimate deodorant. I don't think that the Super Bowl loss is what's bothering Brady as much as the other stuff.

I think it affected him far more that he kicked out his guy.

And in Tom's mind, meaning Belichick, Belichick kicked out Guerrero.

And in so doing, has hurt Tom Brady's business prospects down the line with his company,

sort of getting in the way of Brady and TB12 and that sort of thing.

Oh, I also think that he's... But only finish.

I think that that's at the root of it, hook, and that's what started it.

That's what started the fallout.

That Belichick kicked Guerrero out, and by creating this whole thing,

it's turned in the way of Brady and TB12.

When you lose a Super Bowl, now you're allowed to scratch that it and sort of it releases.

If you don't put on deodorant, it stinks, right?

So it's like without that win, now the door is open to sort of question Bill, question things and sort of throw it out there.

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