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Noah says it like they do.

What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Mads.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

985, the Sports Hub.

Tom, you talk about not taking anything for granted.

As you go along and you're

maybe closer to the end of your career than the beginning, do you ever find yourself

getting nostalgic about, this might be the last time I play in this stadium or anything

like that? You know what I'm, you know, sentimental. Do you let that creep at? I'm not much

much for nostalgia, you know.'m uh you know i'm just

pretty focused on what i need to do and and uh you know it's this week's felt pretty much like

every other week for the last 20 years right tom brady today at jellette stand you agree that this this could be Brady's last game or the next loss is his last game as a New England Patriot? As a New England Patriot, yes. I still think he's going to play somewhere else next year. I think he's done here in the next few weeks. So I think that's entirely possible. I'm rooting for that. I hope you're right. I want you to be right on that.

If I had to guess, and we're all just guessing, right? I think he's done, done. And this actually occurred to me, you know, over the break. Svelger back here in the A-hole chair after an extended break. Happy New Year to everyone. Svelger, Mazfam, Banners, Kitchen, and Tap. This occurred to me during the break.

I think he's retiring. I think he's done. I think he's had that in his mind for a while. I think that's sort of been the plan, which he's kind of admitted. He admitted to Jim Gray a couple years ago that he negotiated two more years with Chazelle, and this is the end of that second year houses for sale trainers moving charities you know switch to different people blah blah blah blah all this so i think it's i think it's done i think he's retiring and he hasn't wanted to admit it because he doesn't want the farewell tour and doesn't want the distraction which i think is a good thing i think it think it's a good team play, not to make it about you, not to make it about retirement. And so he's not going to say it. He's going to carry on like he's going to continue to play, but really when it's open the back of his mind. It's over. It's over. He just doesn't want to say it because he doesn't want to make it about him or about that thing, which I respect. I appreciate that, honestly. Would it help the team if he did? Would it help the team? Yeah, maybe. And so there's a recent example of this. If he came out and said, today, I didn't want to say it all year for the reasons I just mentioned, I didn't want to be a distraction, but this is going to be my last game. And now everyone knows it, and it becomes...

Well, look at Ray Lewis with the Ravens in 2012. I think that that was a factor. That was one of those intangibles that helped that team. John Elway? Right. I think it absolutely helped that team at the end. I don't know if I could give you more examples. Now, I think the Ray Lewis with the Ravens of 2012 is 100% the most recent example you could

use 100% if Brady did admit it well then would that help the team I think it would

yeah I think it might uh by might tell you he should or that's his responsibility or anything

I'm just maybe this fraud defense actually gets off his ass like they you know they've

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