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Again, did you see him with the Mannings? Granted it's not close to the same setting, but he sure wasn't shy about giving his opinions on national TV.Aikman has gotten better as he has gone along. He's an example of how former players' candor tends to grow as the guys they competed with/against leave the scene. His longevity (by far the most amazing stat of his career IMO) means almost everyone Brady's played with or against has left the scene. He had five games against Mahomes and two against Hurts, for example. He barely knows them. So he has a shot, but his always-smiley public face makes me doubt Brady will give his true opinions on the air. Besides, he probably has to be extra-nice to any current players he led down the FTX drain.
Well played, sir.And if he comes out flat, no four-game suspension.
I hope playing last season was worth losing Gisele Bundchen over.