Well, I'm sure your teammates Tom could have lived without that verbal

shalacking that you gave them trying to motivate them yesterday. Can you tell us

what happened? I don't know if it's motivation, but I do think that it's a bad day

when there's more f-bombs and touchdowns. So that was not one of my better days.

It's all good. You know, I think I have a great rapport with all my teammates and

they know that the only reason why I'm doing it is to try to motivate them and

try to get us to a higher level. It's nothing that I don't say, you know, if I

don't feel like we're living up to the expectations and playing up to the expectations

that we're capable, then that's my job. You know, I'm a quarterback. I'm not

expecting the right tackle to do it. I'm not expecting the running back to do it.

I'm not expecting to, you know, at the receiver. I'm expecting myself to do it.

I'm the one out there speaking in the huddle, calling the plays. That's what my job is

to try to get us going and to try to rally us. And there's a lot of ways to do it.

Sometimes it's some positive encouragement, which you do a lot. Sometimes it's, you

know, getting on people and trying to raise the level of the sense of urgency and raising

my voice and trying to create a different vibration for the whole offense. And that's

ultimately what you're trying to do.

I love seeing the guy walk by in the background with his mouthpiece thinking, glad

that ain't me. Yeah, right. But Tom Brady from his Let's Go podcast with Jim Gray. And look,

Chris, this didn't come up directly last night. At least I don't think it did in the podcast.

It isn't in the quotes that Sirius XM sends out every Monday night, which is useful.

It makes it easier for me. I don't have to go spend 45 minutes listening to a podcast that I'd

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