attention.
Very close attention, or very attention. As the case may be
to. What areas has to say about the credit he gets
for the team's offense and the credit, the Tom Brady gets in
relation to Byron Leftwich hurt us.
I really thought he was going to be the head coach of
Jacksonville Jaguars this year because so so close. Yeah. It's
on Horizon for him. I mean, he's the star and
he, I get credit and ready just way too much credit for what
Byron does. But our offense and one of the reasons I hope he
gets all the credit. He deserves this year
to get a head coaching gig.
Yeah. About four or five teams really interested last year.
Where's want, I would anticipate him to be a head
coach real fast.
Pay attention to that. I get credit, Tom, Brady gets way too
much credit. I get credit Tom. Brady gets way too much credit
for the offense. There's no friction between the two guys.
Obviously, there's none whatsoever.
There'd be no reason to have any friction between the two guys,
but boy, that's there's a lot in that statement. That is kind
of blurts out of Bruce Arians. I get credit and Bruce, Arians
always says, I'm not doing anything.
He always says they run the offense, but Tom Brady gets way
too much credit for the offense. That's just one of
those little
Oil. And this isn't where you cuss a guy out. That's one of
those little knife twist. It's not the cussing out along with
everyone else on the team. Tom Brady's used to that. He got it
in
New England. Yeah, it's those little public knife twist. It's
called him out for interceptions. In press
conferences. Sometimes call them out for interceptions. He
didn't they don't his fault. It hit the receiver in the hands
and he dropped it. Remember that, that happened at one
point this past
season, right? Yeah. Called an operative section. That was not
his fault, right? It was not his fault. The guy dropped
the ball. How do you call him out for that? But it's that little,
he knows what he's doing. One errands knows what he's doing
says, what he says.
And then, if anybody asks about Ally, what are you talking
about? We, I chew out everybody and we golf. Yeah, that's
that's the fall back. Oh, there's no problem. Watch out
everybody, and we golf, but he does those those little things
like that. That's a little, you know, Tom gets way too much
credit for the offense. He's the
quarterback for crying out loud.
I mean, do you think Byron Leftwich would put together
kind of offense if they had if he didn't have Tom Brady, you
think they would have done this with with Jameis Winston or
Blaine Gabbert? Hell no. Well, no. No, I mean, they wouldn't
have had the It's certainly not the same results. Now
the offense. That's what's that's what's that's
what's going to be cool. For people who I buy or left which
or they're going to look at it and go. What he's been doing
here for a while. It's been good. I mean, it's been good.
They just didn't have the right guy, you know, running the ship
there and I think he had what one year there with Byron
with the Jameis Winston,
but yes, laughs, which is on
the horizon, no quet. No doubt about that. I mean, he is
every shape way or form. Fits me in an NFL coach can talk to
guys has the right attitude. Tooted Mantra and you know, has
that way of I can be tough on them, but I can be cool with
you too.
And of course is very smart football, X's and O's wise,
I hey, I hear what you're saying there. That might have
been a little bit of a,
you know, just a
Freudian slip, right? I can never say that. Exactly. Right.
As far as just let the true emotions come out. It gets way
too much credit.
Again. That's a pretty common sentiment. It goes on sometimes
of these super star quarterbacks because we Art to
give, everybody starts to give them credit for everything
and it's just all the quarterback, the quarterback,
the defense play better, because the quarterback and
then that's where I do think staffs and we've even heard
some of these murmurs in New England as much as they love
Tom Brady,
where he just they were, it's like they were he's getting all
the credit up there. And you know, of course, people in New
England, everyone is like, wait,
we designed a play where the guy's wide open five yards over
the middle of the field and we just go Brady. Brady Brady,
Brady, Brady. So coaches, get sick of hearing that crap too.
And yeah, I think that was a little bit of a
Flip or under the radar shot there, a little bit. I'll agree
with you there.
Do you remember? We used to argue about the proper way to
say. Rock, paper, scissors? Yes.
What would I say? Rock. Scissors paper is you have to
think? Yeah, really rock. Paper scissors. It's rock papers. We
have s.... Yeah, we have found your rock paper scissors and it
is the phrase way shape, or form because you said that
a couple of times recently. And you have not said, you have not
said,
way, shape or form. I think you're saying shape way or
form. I think I have to. Yeah, it does. This thing just has
thoughts that go on and I want to just say football things,
but the other things in between to make the point, don't always
come make sense. So
yeah, I got to clean some of those up there in some way
shape football.