That was Marcus Spears yesterday on first take or whatever this week on the Tom Brady fiasco.

Nothing gets the national media more in an uproar than Tom Brady.

It's fake outrage, though.

I'm sorry.

Listen to the actual coaches in the league who are like, I'm not telling Tom Brady our team secrets.

Right. Like, let's listen to the Brady our team secrets. Right.

Like, let's listen to the people that it would actually affect.

Yeah, I actually found it interesting.

So I thought it was on his Instagram.

So yesterday, Ben Johnson said that it's basically a nothing burger.

As Courtney alluded to, the coaches are not concerned about it.

Basically, he said we're week to week anyway, and it's going to have no bearing on any game.

And Tom Brady replied by saying, thank you for some common sense.

Finally, a smart coach speaks up.

I know Shyam's a big Ben Johnson guy, and I think you probably agree with him. My question is, like, the NFL now has a 10% stake in ESPN.

So all these people talking about a conflict of interest while covering a league that they are in bed with is the height of hypocrisy.

Like, it's just so strange to me.

Like, Andy Reid's going to tell Tom Brady about some hidden, some crazy trick play they have ready for the Raiders in two weeks. It's never happened that way. No, and I don't think it is. I think I told you, for me, it's more about going to practice, but if he's not going to practice, you're not really getting much, you know, from those production meetings, unless

you're actually on the field.

But you know how it is that people think that Brady's a cheetah, right?

And so whether it's Boomer Ossiessen, Marcus Bears, or other guys that are not from

around here or not Patriots fans are going to look and go, well, this is an advantage for

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