Each week this season, New England celebrity Tom Brady will enhance his bank account by fielding questions on local sports radio shows.
After his first 2011 preseason appearance, Tom gave his usual affable and standard answers to the press.
During another pointless interview, the fawning minions that have graduated from unimpressed press corps to media communicators (no one is a writer or reporter any longer) will spend time tossing cream puffs at Tom to show how friendly the objective sports writer can be.
Tom Brady is not fooled, and he is no one’s fool.
To listen to Tom handle with adept aplomb the alleged set-up “tough” questions thrown by his so-called media pals is a lesson in Belichick’s school of disinformation.
When one old-time erudite reporter of yore recently asked Tom about whether it’s different in preseason for a veteran quarterback and a veteran coach, Tom adroitly did not answer.
He noted how all teams have new players and new coaches and all seasons are new.
Tom’s tone ...
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