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All right. So we've talked a lot in the last couple days about how Brady's pouting a little bit over the loss of Antonio Brown.

He was all in on the player, a million percent in on the player, and lost a chance to work with him, and it's kind of smarting.

And I think that's just been fairly obvious in the interviews that he's done and the way he's

carried himself and the way he carries on on social media.

And I just think, I think that's been kind of obvious from the outside.

Tommy Kern, who's kind of inside, wrote the following today on NBC Sports Boston.

He went over the rubble left behind from Antonio Brown's 11

day stay. Okay, so the fallout from Antonio Brown. He says a lot, he says in the six days

since Brown's release, a lot has been said. A lot has been written. More probably, he writes,

has been left unsaid. Ooh, good. That's a promising line. Let's get to the stuff has been left unsaid.

Ooh, good.

That's a promising line.

Let's get to the stuff that's been unsaid, Tommy Schall. I think it's true again.

And he does.

He says the dynamic caused by Brown's entrance and exit put on display the conflict

every team deals with every day.

Football versus business.

What's the tipping point?

How badly does a great football player have to act before it's decided he's hurting

business more than helping?

Kern says it depends where you're viewing it from.

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