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I don't know, guys, am I going to play?

Am I not going to play?

What am I going to do?

Mass.

You know, Mas, you stupid.

Stupid Mass.

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But Tom, isn't there some resentment on your part that he didn't make you a patriot for life?

In other words, no, absolutely not.

No, because this is a part for me in my life to experience something very different. And, you know, there's things, there to the program, Felger and Maserati.

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uh just peachy thank you so much so that was obviously tom brady on the howard stern show today on

serious xm radio i was able to consume about over an hour of what was a two-hour interview. I picked my way through the rest, as I know a lot of us have, so a lot of it is already out there. There you heard one cut, where Brady says not resentful at all, that he wasn't able to finish his career as a New England patriot at the hands of Bill Belichick. Let's just start picking our way through it. Your thoughts on,

well, do you believe him? Do you believe he has no resentment? Marie, you want to go first? No, I think that there's some resentment. I think it's obvious, given the, you know, little not-so-suttle shots that he continues to take with, you know, since he's been out the door, a lot of it in that Players Tribune piece that went up a couple of days ago. I think that there is resentment.

It's mostly towards Bill Belichick and that Bill out the door, a lot of it in that Players Tribune piece that went up a couple of days ago, I think that there is resentment.

It's mostly towards Bill Belichick and that Bill wouldn't bow to Tom and ease up here these last

couple of years.

He wouldn't be human if he didn't have some level of resentment.

And so the question I would ask is, well, Tom, how on the one hand can

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