These guys know how to connect with you about Boston sports.

I can't disagree with that.

Jackpot!

Pelger and Maz on 985, the Sports Hub.

I don't mean to nitpick there, Murray, and if you're just joining us on the simulcast,

which goes away to a different update on the TV side.

Again, we're simulcast here on CSN.

That goes across New England and the country every single day. Murray just said it. A lot of people are doing it. Like, I'm looking at the Boston Globe. Headline, Tom Brady's agent denies report of concussion. First of all, I hate the way to say report of concussion. It wasn't a report. His wife said he had concussions. Right. It's not like, you know, according to sources, we have learned Tom Brady had it.

No, no, no. His wife went out and said he had a case. It's not a report. But anyway, Tom Brady's agent denies report of concussion. No, he didn't. He didn't deny that he had a concussion. and Murray just said it in his headline that he denied that Brady had a concussion light. He did not.

And I was too... He didn't deny that he had a concussion, and Murray just said it in his headline, that he denied that Brady had a concussion light.

He did not.

And I was too stupid to pick up on this either.

Again, Don Yee, his comment today was, Tom was not diagnosed with a concussion last year.

And then he goes on to say for some reason, and the reason is because he's trying to tell you he might have.

Many of the protocols and safeguards are still evolving.

And it's obviously a good thing the organization and everyone close to him is vigilant and always looking out for his health.

So again, Tom was not diagnosed with the concussion.

Many of the protocols and safeguards are still evolving.

I think he just told you with that second sentence right there that concussions slipped through

the cracks.

Oh, I think that's exactly what he's telling you.

And either he knew that Brady had one or he knew there was the very real possibility

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