Thinking about tomorrow

clears away the cobwebs and the sorrow

Till there's nothing

In reference to

Brady not caring about losing anymore

That's Brady now.

Brady's saying in his sole Sunday interview with Oprah Winfrey that the losses don't

hit him as hard anymore.

After a Super Bowl loss, or a loss, I guess, in the playoffs, any season-ending loss,

he would be out of it for a great long period of time,

and now he's saying it's getting easier to take.

Adam Jones and John Wallach, frightened by those statements.

I just want to know why Jim Gray was there as well.

It was Jim Gray, and he's got a crap-eating grin on his face, and he's got headphones on, and this was at one of Oprah Winfrey's properties. So is this Luscious? Hey, I'm Joe. All right, that's not a good call. I got to believe it was Luscious. Oh, I got to believe. Well, I don't know. I mean, he could be called luscious. That guy could have been called luscious. That'd be a kick-ass name if you're, you know, a handsome, lottherio type guy. Just luscious? Yeah. I don't know. I don't know if what crowd that plays to. I don't know if that's more of a drag show either way or a Chippendale's guy.

That's right.

Like if you're playing, if you're luscious, I don't know if that's, you know, your drag name or if that's your Chippendale's name. Good point. All right. Tom, go ahead. Yeah. Hey, guys. Hey, what's up? So do you think Brady doesn't care about this loss because it wasn't his fault?

I mean, it's more of the defense going do you think Brady doesn't care about this loss because it wasn't his fault?

I mean, it's more of the defense going to get off the field on third down.

He did everything he could.

But don't you think that it would eat in him a little bit more because of the Malcolm Butler situation?

Absolutely, but he's an unrelatable weirdo, so maybe he just doesn't care because he did it all. So, I mean, so it's an interesting point by the caller. Like, I tend to believe that Brady should be more frustrated with a loss like this. If, you know, he still cared and was fully invested, he should care more about this because it was ripped away from him. It wasn't his mistake. This would have been number six. It was on the table and Bill screwed it up. I would think that would be more frustrating, but to play devil's advocate, like, I don't know, he said 2007 is the one that sticks with him the most. That was the hardest one. I thought we were one of the greatest teams of all time. Brady wasn't great in that Super Bowl. So right, I mean, maybe it is is about his personal performance, and he personally couldn't play much better outside of the fumble late in the game against the Eagles. You know, 2007, he left a lot on the table, so maybe that's part of it. Well, I will agree that he's an unrelatable weirdo. Oh, you didn't feel bad that he never got to go on a honeymoon. You didn't feel bad about that?

He's an unrelatable weirdo.

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