Best Podcast Episodes About Tom Brady
Everything podcasters are saying about Tom Brady — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 79 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About Tom Brady
“… was asking me after the game you know man how did it feel I was like I should have picked it off I mean I got I got Stafford I got you know I got Tom Brady I got Russell Wilson I got a couple you know Super Bowl quarterbacks I'm like I gotta get I had to get a Jalen Hurts ball I'm kind of pissed about that still so you know it's kind of a murderer's row of interceptions there I just feel like uh you know um to be in a position to like not only you know, help, help the team that I joined late succeed, but, um, to just in the, in the, in the most crucial part of the game when I could just, you know, …”
“… knowing you're moving on. What goes through? Is it just an instant relief when you all get that stop and you being the big part of it? I mean, it's crazy how you never know when your moment's going to kind of happen. to be honest with you when everyone was asking me after the game you know man how did it feel I was like I should have picked it off I mean I got I got Stafford I got you know I got Tom Brady I got Russell Wilson I got a couple you know Super Bowl quarterbacks I'm like I gotta get I had to get a Jalen Hurts ball I'm kind of pissed about that still so you know it's kind of a murderer's row of interceptions there I just feel like uh you know um to be in a position to like not only you know, help, help the team that I joined late succeed, but, um, to just in the, in the, in the most crucial part of the game when I could just, you know, show my ability and my talents, uh, it was just pretty surreal and, you know, everything happens for a reason.”
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Eric Kendricks, a linebacker with a decade of experience, faced skepticism about his abilities after shoulder surgery and time off. Despite this, he made a crucial playoff stop that showcased his skill and determination, proving to both himself and others that he still has what it takes to succeed. His journey reflects the importance of resilience and timing in an athlete's career.
“… awesome. Sweet, right? Kevin is so pumped up. That's awesome. That's going to be fun. Dude, he's out. You know, he's. These Netflix fucking, the Tom Brady one was insane. That was so good. That was so good. That kind of like juiced comedy back up again because it was so wild. It was like the jokes were so wild It was so raw Yeah And we had gone through this like weird period of like people getting canceled for jokes Right And you know it like all of a sudden like no that out That gone No no no I said to him, I've been big game hunting Tom Brady for years. It took a couple years. He retired, …”
“That's awesome. Sweet, right? Kevin is so pumped up. That's awesome. That's going to be fun. Dude, he's out. You know, he's. These Netflix fucking, the Tom Brady one was insane. That was so good. That was so good. That kind of like juiced comedy back up again because it was so wild. It was like the jokes were so wild It was so raw Yeah And we had gone through this like weird period of like people getting canceled for jokes Right And you know it like all of a sudden like no that out That gone No no no I said to him, I've been big game hunting Tom Brady for years. It took a couple years. He retired, unretired, but I kept him on the line. And finally, we were shooting promos. And I was like, why are you doing this? Because I could tell, you know, it was starting to heat up. and some heavy hitters were signing on. I go, why are you doing that? It wasn't for the money. And he goes, I want to bring comedy back. I'm sick of the woke bullshit and cancel. …”
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Kevin Hart's roast of Tom Brady was so brutally funny it became Netflix's most-watched special ever, racking up 1.6 billion viewing minutes. Jeff Ross reveals how Hart's desire to 'bring comedy back' led to a bloodbath of jokes that left even Brady shocked, making it a must-see event that will be talked about for years.
“… press conference. It's a form of insult. Thank you, news person. Where's my steno pad? Excellent slate of NFL games coming up. Peyton Manning versus Tom Brady, a.k.a. the Broncos, and the Patriots coming up. And that's a daytime game. Surprised that didn't get stolen away by primetime. Also, Keystone State battle, the Philadelphia Eagles at the Pittsburgh Steelers. reeling it one and two in must need of a victory. We'll see if they can pull that one out. I think they're going to get that one. Now, Dodgers are the only team currently outside the playoffs that still has a chance of getting in. If …”
“… watching Bush dodge that shoe. That's an insult. Yeah, it's not the compliment you might have thought it was. I've got to explain, like in his country, when a shoe is thrown in another man's head, he's wearing a three-piece suit and conducting a press conference. It's a form of insult. Thank you, news person. Where's my steno pad? Excellent slate of NFL games coming up. Peyton Manning versus Tom Brady, a.k.a. the Broncos, and the Patriots coming up. And that's a daytime game. Surprised that didn't get stolen away by primetime. Also, Keystone State battle, the Philadelphia Eagles at the Pittsburgh Steelers. reeling it one and two in must need of a victory. We'll see if they can pull that one out. I think they're going to get that one. Now, Dodgers are the only team currently outside the playoffs that still has a chance of getting in. If they've lost by the time you're listening to this, then they're out of the playoffs. However, if they lose and the Red Legs win tonight, then they still have one more shot at it. We'll see what happens. Somebody asked me, what about the hockey lockout? And I said, huh? Hockey lockout, that's 111 degrees outside. I can't think about fucking hockey. Who …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts vent about the absurdity of flight behavior, particularly that guy who inches ahead when deplaning, making you want to throw a shoe at him. They then pivot to sports, humorously dismissing hockey in L.A. with a witty take on how Canadians can't stop bringing it up, even in dire situations.
“… shoulder Eddie that'd be cooler you got kicked off first round no I had Clooney no when we started the game you didn't Eddie see who can last long Tom Brady you've never met Tom Brady I've never met Tom Brady yes Giselle Good, good Tom's kids No, Jiselle's famous We're done here She's famous”
“… political Well I was just saying Nelson Mandela Empteen's funny though Empteen's funny You've met so many freaking people that I'm scared Five seconds Okay okay No Eight left lunchbox Selena Gomez yes punch him in the face I sat next to her it was the shoulder Eddie that'd be cooler you got kicked off first round no I had Clooney no when we started the game you didn't Eddie see who can last long Tom Brady you've never met Tom Brady I've never met Tom Brady yes Giselle Good, good Tom's kids No, Jiselle's famous We're done here She's famous”
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In this hilarious segment, the crew plays a game of celebrity encounters, where they hilariously list off famous people they haven’t met. The comedic highlight comes when they realize the absurdity of not having met Tom Brady, leading to playful banter and a lighthearted punchline about celebrity status.
“… someone more of an adult to lead their franchise. Baker is who he is. People got to stop thinking everybody's going to be like Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. People got different personalities, and it's okay. There's nothing wrong with that. But at the end of the day, I want a guy to be himself, so that way I'll get the best of himself. you try to make everybody be Tom Brady everybody be Peyton everybody just no that's not them not at all you look at the way these guys dress”
“… but look that's what got them in this situation I think the biggest thing is Ocho they haven't shown patience now I don't know what it was look I'm not there every day but for whatever reason the word was and listening to the Baker talk they wanted someone more of an adult to lead their franchise. Baker is who he is. People got to stop thinking everybody's going to be like Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. People got different personalities, and it's okay. There's nothing wrong with that. But at the end of the day, I want a guy to be himself, so that way I'll get the best of himself. you try to make everybody be Tom Brady everybody be Peyton everybody just no that's not them not at all you look at the way these guys dress”
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Baker Mayfield's unique personality is being overshadowed by unrealistic expectations to emulate legends like Tom Brady. In a candid discussion, Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson emphasize the importance of allowing quarterbacks to be themselves to maximize their potential. The Browns' struggle reflects a broader issue in the NFL where individuality is often stifled for conformity.
“And certainly Tom Brady. But what Wright Thompson was saying is you lose that identity. Mike Tyson was the baddest man on the planet until he got knocked down. He got knocked out. Then he wasn't. Who was the MMA Ronda Rousey? Invincible until Holly Holm dropped her. And then you lose that. But here's Tiger. He's lost it. And he can't get it back. And I just can't imagine what you do during the day because you're in so much pain. I taken meds Not proud to say it but my …”
“And certainly Tom Brady. But what Wright Thompson was saying is you lose that identity. Mike Tyson was the baddest man on the planet until he got knocked down. He got knocked out. Then he wasn't. Who was the MMA Ronda Rousey? Invincible until Holly Holm dropped her. And then you lose that. But here's Tiger. He's lost it. And he can't get it back. And I just can't imagine what you do during the day because you're in so much pain. I taken meds Not proud to say it but my 60th birthday I was battling an autoimmune well still battling it I took Vicodin to play golf And I was embarrassed, but I invited all these people for my 60th birthday at Pebble Beach, and I said, I can't play. And my friend goes, you've got to play. I said, I can't, I'm in too much pain. He goes, here's Vicodin. I'd never taken Vicodin before. …”
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Tiger Woods struggles with identity loss as he faces debilitating pain that prevents him from playing golf. In a personal anecdote, the host shares how he took Vicodin to manage his own pain during a birthday golf game at Pebble Beach, highlighting the shame and desperation that can accompany such choices. This reflects a broader theme of how athletes like Woods grapple with their sense of self after injury and loss of performance.
“… the following year, I'm guessing you're going to go to whoever is giving you the most value. And it doesn't have anything to do with whether or not Brady – why wouldn't Brady say yes to the Patriots if they're offering a better deal, right? So then I'll ask you, is there anything between Brady and Braybill that we don't know about? Not that I know of. I can't imagine. I mean, we played together for, what, seven years in the Patriots? were always close. They still talk. I'm sure he still has a great relationship with them. What about when Brady said he couldn't root for the Patriots to win the …”
“… for them in terms of a package deal and how many first-round draft picks, if it was a first-round, a second-round, whatever it might be. But if Baltimore comes to the table, gives you the 16th pick of this year's first round and another first rounder the following year, I'm guessing you're going to go to whoever is giving you the most value. And it doesn't have anything to do with whether or not Brady – why wouldn't Brady say yes to the Patriots if they're offering a better deal, right? So then I'll ask you, is there anything between Brady and Braybill that we don't know about? Not that I know of. I can't imagine. I mean, we played together for, what, seven years in the Patriots? were always close. They still talk. I'm sure he still has a great relationship with them. What about when Brady said he couldn't root for the Patriots to win the Super Bowl? Well, he's just, you know, he's playing the media game. He's announcing games. He's a minority owner of another team. I mean, he kind of plays the fence on some things. If he would have just come out and said, I'm going for the Patriots and Patriots through and through. Let's go to Superfan Nerd. Kickoff, Kevin. Superfan Nerd, what do you …”
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts ponder whether Tom Brady might actually want the Patriots to struggle after his departure. The absurdity peaks when one host suggests Brady could be playing mind games, sabotaging the new quarterback just to maintain his legacy as the ultimate champion. Their banter about Brady's insecurities and competitive nature makes for a compelling and funny discussion.
“… mansion in Indian Creek. That's the gated community outside Miami that collects billionaires like Pokemon cards. All right. Jeff Bezos lives there. Tom Brady used to live there. It's basically a community where your HOA fees cost more than our homes. Sure. Okay. The price tag for the Zuckerberg's house is close to $200 million. Oh, so they got a small one. Yes. The seller is Peter Cancro. Peter Cancro, you know who that is? No. He's the founder of Jersey Mike's. Oh, he's moving? Yes. So technically, Zuck is buying his house from a sandwich guy. He really is. There's gonna be vinegar and salt and …”
“… but I don't have to worry about the 5% billionaire tax. No, me either. I'm just, I'm gonna be okay. I don't have to worry about the millionaire tax or the 100,000 air tax. So Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, they are scooping up a brand new mansion in Indian Creek. That's the gated community outside Miami that collects billionaires like Pokemon cards. All right. Jeff Bezos lives there. Tom Brady used to live there. It's basically a community where your HOA fees cost more than our homes. Sure. Okay. The price tag for the Zuckerberg's house is close to $200 million. Oh, so they got a small one. Yes. The seller is Peter Cancro. Peter Cancro, you know who that is? No. He's the founder of Jersey Mike's. Oh, he's moving? Yes. So technically, Zuck is buying his house from a sandwich guy. He really is. There's gonna be vinegar and salt and pepper all over the whole place. Zuck found a metaverse that he finally can control. And he has legs. Yes. It's just outside of Miami. And on that happy note, welcome, ladies and gentlemen. It's called the Kim Commando Show. It's the nation's largest, best, and biggest award-winning show about all things digital. Because after all, I happen to be your …”
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A shocking discovery revealed that a man found a porn video of himself online, filmed during a hotel stay, due to hidden spy cameras activated by hotel key cards. Investigators uncovered Telegram channels with thousands of members paying for access to these illicit streams, raising serious concerns about privacy and consent in hotels. This alarming trend highlights the need for greater awareness and protection against such invasions of privacy.
“… a one one trick it's going to be more your pocket passing you're going to have to be able to stand in the pocket. You're going to have to be more of Tom Brady. Tom Brady could never run. He was always going to be efficient because his presence, his knowledge, and this ball placement. Once you get less athletic when you are a running quarterback, it starts to make you have to just depend on that other part of your game, not the escapability, but the accuracy part. So I'm looking at Deshaun like loving to death, but for me, I don't know if he's still going to be having those same type of twitchiness, …”
“… was that was six seven years ago and now the big thing that made Deshaun he could run and he could pass he was dual threat he could use his legs and he could throw the ball once you start losing that speed that agility he started just become kind of a one one trick it's going to be more your pocket passing you're going to have to be able to stand in the pocket. You're going to have to be more of Tom Brady. Tom Brady could never run. He was always going to be efficient because his presence, his knowledge, and this ball placement. Once you get less athletic when you are a running quarterback, it starts to make you have to just depend on that other part of your game, not the escapability, but the accuracy part. So I'm looking at Deshaun like loving to death, but for me, I don't know if he's still going to be having those same type of twitchiness, that same type of movement like RG3. He had his knee and he never wasn't able to just move the same way. Deshaun Watson, he's not getting any younger. This is a long time in the league now. So just those injuries, him not being able to be as mobile, I don't know if he's going to be as successful as we saw to Deshaun Watson that was worth every penny …”
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Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam calls Deshaun Watson's contract a potential 'swing and a miss' as the quarterback faces doubts about his performance following injuries. With a new season ahead, Haslam remains hopeful that Watson can reclaim his past dual-threat abilities, but skepticism looms over whether he can still deliver at a high level. The Browns may need to rely on younger talent, like Shedeur Sanders, if Watson struggles early on.
“… right here now make a big say you're going to spend some money say you're going to make a big splash this summer now That that would be the splash. Tom Brady, who last played in 2022, has since become a minority owner with the Las Vegas Raiders revealed that he explored the possibility of unretired a senior but was rebuffed by the league when he broached the subject. I actually have inquired. They don't like that idea very much, so I'm going to leave it at that. We explored a lot of different things, and I'm very happily retired. Let me just say that. I like that. Ocho? I like it a lot. I think, …”
“… I think Ohio is a no-state tax, so he good. He's like, he's paying no-state tax. In Ohio, no-state tax? they got to stay taxed I thought Ohio was a no state Texas Tennessee Nevada Vegas that's it damn what'd you say I mean it's right up Jerry Alley right here now make a big say you're going to spend some money say you're going to make a big splash this summer now That that would be the splash. Tom Brady, who last played in 2022, has since become a minority owner with the Las Vegas Raiders revealed that he explored the possibility of unretired a senior but was rebuffed by the league when he broached the subject. I actually have inquired. They don't like that idea very much, so I'm going to leave it at that. We explored a lot of different things, and I'm very happily retired. Let me just say that. I like that. Ocho? I like it a lot. I think, obviously, being a minority owner kind of ruins the possibility of actually coming back, but I'm more concerned with if you do come back, who would have been the team you would have come back to play for? because the Bucs, they're solidified with Baker, who I think is going to get a big deal this offseason, I think at some point.”
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Tom Brady, who retired after the 2022 season, revealed he explored the possibility of unretiring but was met with resistance from the league. Now a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, Brady's potential return raises questions about which team he would have played for if given the chance. Despite his aspirations, he claims to be 'very happily retired' now.
“… right They became the game that successful because we tried something else and that doesn really work But you know what does? This works. Yeah. Tom Brady is first year. Last One Standing started out as a game I called Prime Numbers, where I was doing jersey numbers. Yeah, and now that's like our most fun game. And it didn't work, and it evolved into something that did. Let's move along. I said Tom Brady is a broadcaster, a great example of something that evolved. How about Tom Brady, the quarterback? Danny G, I feel like I'm shocked that you didn't have more interest in this as a possibility. It …”
“… got to take some swings. You got to take some swings and pun intended. Let's leave it at that. I know not everything you do on this show or not anyone not everything anyone does on any show works I mean think of the evolution Danny G of some of our games right They became the game that successful because we tried something else and that doesn really work But you know what does? This works. Yeah. Tom Brady is first year. Last One Standing started out as a game I called Prime Numbers, where I was doing jersey numbers. Yeah, and now that's like our most fun game. And it didn't work, and it evolved into something that did. Let's move along. I said Tom Brady is a broadcaster, a great example of something that evolved. How about Tom Brady, the quarterback? Danny G, I feel like I'm shocked that you didn't have more interest in this as a possibility. It came out that I know it's not possible. It came out that Tom Brady had actually inquired about what are the possibilities if I wanted to un-retire? I think that flag football got his juices flowing. Take a listen to Tommy Boy. Here he is. I actually have inquired, and they don't like that idea very much. So I'm going to leave it at that. We …”
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Tom Brady revealed he inquired about the possibility of un-retiring from football, sparking intrigue among fans and commentators. This revelation came as he reflected on his post-retirement life, suggesting that the excitement of flag football reignited his competitive spirit. While he claims to be happily retired, the discussion raises questions about the allure of returning to the game.
“… So it is cool just being like, damn, I can't believe this is a thing. Here we go. Yeah. Last question for you on my end. Okay. More impressive. Tom Brady, Tom Cruise.”
“… um, enjoyed, uh, like we've, Ashley's become really close with one housewife. Um, she's over all the time. She plays with kids. and I'm friends with her husband who's super sweet and he's down to earth. We went to dinner for her birthday last week. So it is cool just being like, damn, I can't believe this is a thing. Here we go. Yeah. Last question for you on my end. Okay. More impressive. Tom Brady, Tom Cruise.”
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Jared Haibon, known from 'The Real Housewives of Rhode Island,' shares his thoughts on navigating family dynamics while being part of a reality show. He emphasizes the importance of open communication with his children about their family's public life to protect them from potential bullying and misunderstandings. This candid reflection highlights his commitment to their safety and well-being amidst the show's challenges.
“… of the greatest athletes. And it's really about kind of creativity and about how, you know, most of the greatest athletes from Gretzky to Tom Brady, you know, Messi, they're not what we think they are. They're actually on a spectrum of like athletic ability and speed and this, they're actually like worse than the average athlete, strength and speed. Gretzky, let's take for instance, you know. Yeah, I mean, he was like an anomaly. He could barely bench press anything. He wasn't very necessarily fast. He didn't have the hardest shot. But he was just, because of these weaknesses, he had to …”
“… we're talking about hockey. Well, I've done, I've actually done several that are somewhat hockey related, but I really love In Search of Greatness, which is about the greatest athletes of all time and about the nature of greatness told from the perspective of the greatest athletes. And it's really about kind of creativity and about how, you know, most of the greatest athletes from Gretzky to Tom Brady, you know, Messi, they're not what we think they are. They're actually on a spectrum of like athletic ability and speed and this, they're actually like worse than the average athlete, strength and speed. Gretzky, let's take for instance, you know. Yeah, I mean, he was like an anomaly. He could barely bench press anything. He wasn't very necessarily fast. He didn't have the hardest shot. But he was just, because of these weaknesses, he had to figure out, you know, another way to play the game. And he just, you know, was the greatest ever by far, you know, because he had to come up with these compensation tactics. So he just thought faster. It's the same thing with Tom Brady. If you look at his combine score, whatever. So what I was trying to argue is that I think we, we see sport in the …”
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Staying positive is crucial, especially in high-pressure environments like sports and comedy. A former college hockey player shares how negativity can derail performance and the importance of enjoying the moment. He reflects on how a shift in mindset led to a more fulfilling experience on stage and in life.
“… to five nine is crazy no that is nuts that's that's yeah i think five ten and a half and you're okay with spikes yeah um my other hot seat is uh tom brady tom brady issued an apology uh yesterday too he's actually issued a couple apologies for this did you hear the tim carver story no so tom you're not subscribed to tom brady's uh newsletter that he emails to you He has a newsletter? Tom Brady's got a newsletter that he puts out. Dick, are you subscribed? No, but I knew about it. Yeah. Are you shocked that PFT's subscribed? He's not subscribed. I not subscribed but he recently I think like two …”
“I'm probably, like, 5'11 and a half. I think 5'10 or above your 6 feet if you're 5'10. spikes that's true you got to remember spikes yeah if they were wearing the cleats yeah i all i'm saying six feet to five nine is crazy no that is nuts that's that's yeah i think five ten and a half and you're okay with spikes yeah um my other hot seat is uh tom brady tom brady issued an apology uh yesterday too he's actually issued a couple apologies for this did you hear the tim carver story no so tom you're not subscribed to tom brady's uh newsletter that he emails to you He has a newsletter? Tom Brady's got a newsletter that he puts out. Dick, are you subscribed? No, but I knew about it. Yeah. Are you shocked that PFT's subscribed? He's not subscribed. I not subscribed but he recently I think like two weeks ago pinned a touching tribute to the recently deceased Tim McCarver In his newsletter In his newsletter And Tim McCarver's not dead? No, Tim McCarver. He floriote him. Huh? He floriote him. No, Tim McCarver died like three years ago. Oh, okay. So he got around to it. Yeah, he finally got around to it. But the touching tribute made it seem like …”
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Tom Brady recently issued a touching tribute to the late Tim McCarver in his newsletter, but the catch is that McCarver has been dead for three years. The tribute made it seem as if he had just passed away, leading to speculation about Brady's delayed processing of grief. This incident highlights Brady's unique relationship with time and memory, particularly in relation to his football career.
“… harder it is for the richest people in the world to actually ignore the findings. Pablo, the New England Patriots built themselves up after losing Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. They tried to draft Tom Brady's replacement in Mac Jones. They whiffed on that and then they got Drake May. And now they're back in the Super Bowl all before Joel Embiid made it to a conference final. That's a wrap on the process, right? You give up. They lost by 40 to Charlotte. That's it. That's it on the process. Stop. Just hang it up. Even if they were to be successful, it wasn't because of the process at this point. …”
“… be very clear about this. I can be territorial in terms of like trying to establish why we do what we do. But Lord, I would welcome help. I would love to platform other journalists who are doing this stuff because the more of us that are doing it, the harder it is for the richest people in the world to actually ignore the findings. Pablo, the New England Patriots built themselves up after losing Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. They tried to draft Tom Brady's replacement in Mac Jones. They whiffed on that and then they got Drake May. And now they're back in the Super Bowl all before Joel Embiid made it to a conference final. That's a wrap on the process, right? You give up. They lost by 40 to Charlotte. That's it. That's it on the process. Stop. Just hang it up. Even if they were to be successful, it wasn't because of the process at this point. Like that's it. Charlotte was up 50 in the third quarter and Embiid wasn't playing. Up 50 yesterday. I'm trying to talk about war crimes and you're bringing me Joel Embiid's knees. Really? Guy never plays. Less than 50% of the game. We're all trying to embrace us being able to say into a microphone when we had that one wrong. This is what Miami has …”
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The NBA is facing a scandal far greater than John Morant's gun incident; it involves an owner allegedly enabling war crimes through technology. Investigative journalist Pablo Torre highlights that the real issue lies in the league's accountability regarding these serious allegations, not just player misbehavior. As the investigation unfolds, the media must prioritize these findings to ensure justice and transparency in the league.
“Listen, man, Tom Brady, I guess he played his last season. What was that, 22? I guess he thought about coming out of retirement. He revealed that he explored the possibility of unretiring a second time, but was rebuffed by the league when he breached, I guess, the broach, when he went for the subject. Y'all need to use some motherfucking words. He went and talked to him about the subject. Don't give me words. I don't damn understand. OK, and he said he said, I …”
“Listen, man, Tom Brady, I guess he played his last season. What was that, 22? I guess he thought about coming out of retirement. He revealed that he explored the possibility of unretiring a second time, but was rebuffed by the league when he breached, I guess, the broach, when he went for the subject. Y'all need to use some motherfucking words. He went and talked to him about the subject. Don't give me words. I don't damn understand. OK, and he said he said, I actually inquired. They didn't like the idea very much. So I'm going to leave it at that. We explore a lot of different things and I'm very happy. I'm very happy. Lee retired. Let's just say that, too. So what he's saying, what he's saying, Joe, I'm going to tell you what he's saying. He's saying he went to go back. And I think he was still under …”
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Tom Brady attempted to unretire from the NFL but was shot down by the league due to his existing commitments and ownership role. Despite his desire to return, it appears the NFL is not ready for him to juggle playing and broadcasting simultaneously. This highlights the challenges aging players face in balancing their careers and personal ambitions.
“… exclusive. There are only like 40 homes on this island. People call it the billionaire bunker. Zuck's new neighbors include people like Jeff Bezos, Tom Brady, and Carl Icahn. The bigger story here, though, is that a ton of Silicon Valley billionaires are buying mega mansions in Florida right now. Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin each bought expensive homes in South Florida recently. And all this seems to be driven by a proposed wealth tax in California, which would impose a one-time 5% wealth tax on any California resident worth more than a billion dollars. Now this tax bill still has …”
“… Zuckerberg and his wife dropped $170 million on a 30,000 square foot mansion that's still under construction, which sits on Indian Creek Island, which is basically like a private island in Biscayne Bay. This Indian Creek Island, by the way, is very exclusive. There are only like 40 homes on this island. People call it the billionaire bunker. Zuck's new neighbors include people like Jeff Bezos, Tom Brady, and Carl Icahn. The bigger story here, though, is that a ton of Silicon Valley billionaires are buying mega mansions in Florida right now. Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin each bought expensive homes in South Florida recently. And all this seems to be driven by a proposed wealth tax in California, which would impose a one-time 5% wealth tax on any California resident worth more than a billion dollars. Now this tax bill still has to pass in November, but it's clearly already having an effect. Tech billionaires are getting out before the bill comes due. So I guess Zuck might be commuting from Silicon Valley to Miami every day. By the way, as someone who grew up in Florida, just a heads up to these guys, it gets pretty hot down there. The weather not as nice as California. So …”
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Mark Zuckerberg just purchased a $170 million mansion in Miami, joining a wave of Silicon Valley billionaires relocating to Florida to avoid a proposed wealth tax in California. This trend includes tech giants like Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who are all seeking refuge in the exclusive 'billionaire bunker' of Indian Creek Island. As they escape the looming tax implications, they may find Florida's climate a stark contrast to California's.
“… are just doing, uh, they own in teams now while they're still playing crazy, crazy. So it's just, uh, it's just beautiful. And, and you see, um, Tom Brady and, uh, on and on and on, you know, the Manning brothers. So you see all of these former athletes and current athletes, and again, um, uh, there's so many others who are just, uh, taking advantage of their brand and star power, but turning it into a successful company. Absolutely. Yeah. And I mean, you were the, literally the first one, I mean, you, like you said, uh, is that, you know, people were saying, why are you even interested in …”
“… of those companies. Yeah. And, and that's, what's so cool about 2025, right? And so I look at Steph Curry, you look at LeBron, the companies that they have built off the court, right? A Snoop, Dr. Dre, on and on and on. Kevin Durant. I mean, these guys are just doing, uh, they own in teams now while they're still playing crazy, crazy. So it's just, uh, it's just beautiful. And, and you see, um, Tom Brady and, uh, on and on and on, you know, the Manning brothers. So you see all of these former athletes and current athletes, and again, um, uh, there's so many others who are just, uh, taking advantage of their brand and star power, but turning it into a successful company. Absolutely. Yeah. And I mean, you were the, literally the first one, I mean, you, like you said, uh, is that, you know, people were saying, why are you even interested in business? And now you fast forward 25 years, like that, the, the cool thing to do is have, you know, a company that, that you can actually go and invest into and you can build your own brands. And I think that with, um, you know, even like when we think about the world of crypto and AI, um, you know, you can, we, one of our thesis is that at one point, …”
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Celebrities and athletes are shifting from traditional endorsements to equity-based deals, transforming how they build their brands and wealth. This trend highlights a new understanding of investment, where ownership stakes are now prioritized over simple cash transactions. With more people recognizing the value of equity, the landscape of investment is evolving dramatically.
“… peach, the original Twisted Tea. All right, Max, stop with the Sydney Swedes. It's enough, Max. It's too many. Hank. My who's back of the week, it's Tom Brady. It's football. Oh. Yeah. Football's back. Football's back, yeah. Football's back. Yep, thanks. They had the flag football event this past weekend. Tom Brady played in it. I mean, he could go out next year in the league and probably get 4,000 yards, 30 touchdowns. Did he win the game? They did not win the game. They got smoked. Oh. What happened? I mean, they were going up. It was kind of like pros versus shows. They were going up against, you …”
“… house, catching a game at the stadium or at the bar, or day drinking with friends, Twisted Tea is there to turn your day up a notch and make a good time a great time. Grab a refreshing Twisted Tea today. We love the half and a half. We love the peach, the original Twisted Tea. All right, Max, stop with the Sydney Swedes. It's enough, Max. It's too many. Hank. My who's back of the week, it's Tom Brady. It's football. Oh. Yeah. Football's back. Football's back, yeah. Football's back. Yep, thanks. They had the flag football event this past weekend. Tom Brady played in it. I mean, he could go out next year in the league and probably get 4,000 yards, 30 touchdowns. Did he win the game? They did not win the game. They got smoked. Oh. What happened? I mean, they were going up. It was kind of like pros versus shows. They were going up against, you know, flag football is a different form. Pros versus also pros. In this circumstance, the pros were the Joes. Yeah. The pros were the professional flag football team. Yeah. And this was their Super Bowl. Now, do we think that if they had trained, they would beat them? Or is it definitively flag football, we got to send those guys? I think that if …”
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Tom Brady's recent flag football event turned into a surprising showdown where pro athletes faced off against seasoned flag football players. Despite Brady's skills, his team was outmatched and lost, sparking a debate on whether traditional pros could excel in flag football with some training. This matchup highlights the unique challenges and strategies involved in different football formats.
“… do not. We are live. We're in Los Angeles. It is the Herd. Wherever you may be, however you may be listening, thanks for making us part of the day. Tom Brady, one hour from now. To go, one hour from now, stop spot. So this broke 30 minutes ago. The Dolphins, little bit of a surprise, have fired Mike McDaniel, their head coach. I don't blame him for all the Miami losses. I don't think he's the ultimate culture changer. I think he's a smart guy. I think he's a scheme guy. I don't think he's a culture guy. I don't think he's really an NFL head coach. I think he's a brilliant coordinator. Dolphins …”
“Oh, suddenly breaking news, suddenly. Kevin Stefanski, John Harbaugh have real leverage and the teams do not. We are live. We're in Los Angeles. It is the Herd. Wherever you may be, however you may be listening, thanks for making us part of the day. Tom Brady, one hour from now. To go, one hour from now, stop spot. So this broke 30 minutes ago. The Dolphins, little bit of a surprise, have fired Mike McDaniel, their head coach. I don't blame him for all the Miami losses. I don't think he's the ultimate culture changer. I think he's a smart guy. I think he's a scheme guy. I don't think he's a culture guy. I don't think he's really an NFL head coach. I think he's a brilliant coordinator. Dolphins owner, Steven Ross, met with him this week and just didn't feel right rolling it back. Also a story this morning, the Dolphins owner, Steven Ross, has a connection to the Harbaugh family. Uh-oh, the coveted New York Giants job, which we said yesterday was the second best job to Baltimore, is it now third? Baltimore's the best job open. Currently open, …”
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The Miami Dolphins have unexpectedly fired head coach Mike McDaniel, raising questions about team culture and leadership. This shake-up makes the coveted New York Giants coaching position less appealing, now ranked third behind Baltimore, as they search for a true culture changer. With connections to John Harbaugh, the Dolphins may be positioning themselves for a strong future.
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