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Noah says it like they do.

What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Madge.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

985, the Sports Hub.

Tom, 17 to 10, you didn't look happy at all during the game. You look less happy after the game. You've had a day to think about it now. You're 9 and 1, but there's a lot of frustration. Very happy we wanted to get to 9 and 1 is tough to do in the NFL. So I think there's always positive and negative to learn from every game. You know, there's some things that we're doing good. There's a lot of things that we need to clean up. And I'm happy we're winning in the process. So, you know, NFL season is tough. And we're just trying to find ways to, you know, be a little bit more consistent and a little more dependable. And hopefully we can get there in the next, you know,

it's a short period of time before we play our next game,

but we still got a lot of football left to play.

Okay, there's Brady and Jim Gray.

We'll give you more of that coming up.

Jim Gray was in good form on this interview.

Well, again, all of the real answers are in the questions.

You're a Ferrari, surrounded by a bunch of Plymouth K cars, Tom.

Can you win the Super Bowl with this collection of losers on offense?

Like, that's all these questions sound like. Pretty much. There were a couple in there that I thought were good questions, though. So you'll hear more of them here coming up this hour and as we go forward. But, okay, so no one can debate that Brady's unhappy. What we can debate is whether he deserves to be criticized for his demeanor or not. We can debate whether he's upset for himself and selfish reasons or upset for the team because he doesn't think it's good enough to win ultimately and he's worried about the team success.

Ultimately, we can debate that.

We can debate a lot of different things.

We can't debate that he's unhappy and agitated.

What's the impact there?

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