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Sports News: Uh OH!!!! Tom Brady NOT going to The White House with the rest of the Patriots!
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my bruh is convinced his wife got in his ass...
Trump is becoming bad for business I seen this coming after the election
LMAO @ "Current Spicey Level"
Fuck Brady still. These white niggas have NO concern about shit. They are the face of white privilege and the shit speaks volumes way past football. Them niggas that roll in there with them are just on the ship like they are just as privileged.
Matter fact, I just realized Gronk said "You need some help." Spicer says no I got this and Gronk said "You sure?"
Let a darkie pull a move like that and his face will be plastered all over Fox news. That was a lighthearted moment and it broke the tension in the room but for sure Spicer is NOT a bad guy but he is still a dumbass and he just ran in with the wrong crowd so all them niggas be fumbling. All of them.
Let us not be distracted them folks need to see this shit through. Fuck the laughs and jokes.
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Matter fact, I just realized Gronk said "You need some help." Spicer says no I got this and Gronk said "You sure?"
Let a darkie pull a move like that and his face will be plastered all over Fox news. That was a lighthearted moment and it broke the tension in the room but for sure Spicer is NOT a bad guy but he is still a dumbass and he just ran in with the wrong crowd so all them niggas be fumbling. All of them.
Let us not be distracted them folks need to see this shit through. Fuck the laughs and jokes.
oNE
My guess is that his wife is an Immigrant with their "Anchor Baby" child
YepThis shouldn't even be a story. Fucking Falcons!
I usually bash Ryan but the lost was not his fault.
Poor ass call playing lost that fucking game.
Peace,
I will never forgive those mfs for that shit.
This shouldn't even be a story. Fucking Falcons!
I will never forgive those mfs for that shit.
Who are these bruhs on the patriots out there attending this shit
Just wait until GS or CLV wins the title. That's going to be interesting
Who are these bruhs on the patriots out there attending this shit
Those are players still under contract and trying make the team next year.
Its like that company party that you dont want go to, because it will be too many white drunk co workers going there. But if you dont make it you wl look bad and not considered a team player so you got to go.
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Utah is going to win the title.
I can tell you right now it's gonna be Ghost Town in that bitch
I hope the 49ers lose every damn game that Kyle Shanahan coaches.
I keep hearing Brady's mom (who has been very very ill) is the reason he didn't come...has this been confirmed?
Cause I keep hearing it MENTIONED but no one has CONFIRMED this.
Cause I keep hearing it MENTIONED but no one has CONFIRMED this.
He's even using the same excuse. Play the middle if you want bread and a brand.
Why the fuck did he go?
He didn't do shit to deserve to go
As do I... As for the change, the bugger maybe trying to dissemble the hypocrisy evident
from his enthusiastic desire to visit Trump's white when contrasted with his refusal to an
interview with Obama.. In the end, the bitch is only as successful as the black men on his
team are, and who knows what an indignant Von Miller might visit on his slow ass, should
there be a breakdown in his protection, and a chase ensues?
IMHO, somebody got in Brady's ear and told him as the leader on the field, how much damage he'd do to the team that his punk ass bowed out on the humble AND that hernandez thru one last fuck you to the Patriots.
Only 34 of 68 ended up taking the invitation to meet Donald Trump and tour his new house. Six of the more prominent Patriots players announced they'd skip the team trip in February.
Here's a complete list of Patriots who skipped the visit, courtesy of NESN's Doug Kyed:
Here's a complete list of Patriots who skipped the visit, courtesy of NESN's Doug Kyed:
- Tom Brady
- LeGarrette Blount
- Brandon Bolden
- Dion Lewis
- James White
- Danny Amendola
- Michael Floyd
- Martellus Bennett
- Shaq Mason
- LaAdrian Waddle
- Alan Branch
- Malcom Branch
- Chris Long
- Vincent Valentine
- Dont'a Hightower
- Barkevious Mingo
- Malcolm Butler
- Patrick Chung
- Duron Harmon
- Cyrus Jones
- Devin McCourty
- Logan Ryan
- Ryan Allen
- Jonathan Freeny
- Tre' Jackson
- Greg Scruggs
- Chris Barker
- Trevor Bates
- Jamil Douglas
- Chase Farris
- Tyler Gaffney
- Woodrow Hamilton
- Devin Lucien
- DeAndrew White
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President Trump welcomes Patriots to White House, leaves Tom Brady out of remarks
The New England Patriots are the professional sports team most closely associated with President Donald Trump, so it was fitting that they were the first championship team to visit Trump in the White House.
Many of them visited on Wednesday, anyway. Many others skipped the trip.
Perhaps the most awkward moment of a fairly routine speech by a president to a winning team – including owner Robert Kraft presenting Trump with a No. 45 Patriots jersey and coach Bill Belichick giving him a helmet – came when Trump mentioned receiver Danny Amendola for his fourth-down catch in Super Bowl LI. Amendola was one of the players who skipped the trip.
“The fourth-down conversion conversion by Danny Amendola, where is Danny?” Trump said, looking back to the players behind him for Amendola before apparently being told Amendola wasn’t there. “Way to go, Danny.”
Trump seemed to go out of his way to avoid mentioning players who weren’t on the White House trip, which made the Amendola moment stand out. He praised Trey Flowers for a Super Bowl sack, but didn’t mention Dont’a Hightower, whose strip-sack was probably the biggest play of the game. Hightower wasn’t at the White House. Trump mentioned lesser-known players like Matthew Slater, Nate Ebner, Marcus Cannon and the offensive line, but didn’t mention James White, who scored the game-winning touchdown in overtime of the Super Bowl. White reportedly wasn’t at the White House visit.
“He said, ‘You know what, I’d rather not have you do that [read the original letter], could you send it back to me? I’m going to give you another one,'” Trump said. “I said, ‘No, that’s OK.’ [Belichick said} ‘No, I’m going to give you another one.’
“Immediately to me that means he’s going to tone it down because what he said was so nice. You know what he did? He toned it way up. It was much better. He made that the greatest letter, and I did very well in that state. Thank you, coach. That was very good. He’s just a special guy.”
NFL Network’s Kimberly Jones reported that 34 Patriots players were part of the party that traveled to the White House, but she said that wasn’t unusual for the team. She cited two previous White House visits by the Patriots, in which 36 Patriots came to a 2004 visit and 27 Patriots players were on the 2005 trip. In those seasons, the Patriots were coming off their second and third Super Bowl wins in four years. Last season’s Patriots won their second Super Bowl in three seasons. The NFL Network said the Denver Broncos had nearly full attendance for their Super Bowl championship White House trip last year when Barack Obama was president. That was the Broncos’ first Super Bowl win since the 1998 season.
Some Patriots players said they wouldn’t attend this year due to political reasons, others said they weren’t going but it had nothing to do with politics.
Trump talked about the persistence of the Patriots and their tremendous success through the years, and like most presidents greeting a championship team, he found a way to include some humor.
“With their backs against the wall and the pundits – good old pundits, boy they’re wrong a lot, aren’t they? – saying you couldn’t do it, the game was over, you pulled off the greatest Super Bowl comeback of all time,” Trump said.
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The New England Patriots are the professional sports team most closely associated with President Donald Trump, so it was fitting that they were the first championship team to visit Trump in the White House.
Many of them visited on Wednesday, anyway. Many others skipped the trip.
Perhaps the most awkward moment of a fairly routine speech by a president to a winning team – including owner Robert Kraft presenting Trump with a No. 45 Patriots jersey and coach Bill Belichick giving him a helmet – came when Trump mentioned receiver Danny Amendola for his fourth-down catch in Super Bowl LI. Amendola was one of the players who skipped the trip.
“The fourth-down conversion conversion by Danny Amendola, where is Danny?” Trump said, looking back to the players behind him for Amendola before apparently being told Amendola wasn’t there. “Way to go, Danny.”
Trump seemed to go out of his way to avoid mentioning players who weren’t on the White House trip, which made the Amendola moment stand out. He praised Trey Flowers for a Super Bowl sack, but didn’t mention Dont’a Hightower, whose strip-sack was probably the biggest play of the game. Hightower wasn’t at the White House. Trump mentioned lesser-known players like Matthew Slater, Nate Ebner, Marcus Cannon and the offensive line, but didn’t mention James White, who scored the game-winning touchdown in overtime of the Super Bowl. White reportedly wasn’t at the White House visit.
“He said, ‘You know what, I’d rather not have you do that [read the original letter], could you send it back to me? I’m going to give you another one,'” Trump said. “I said, ‘No, that’s OK.’ [Belichick said} ‘No, I’m going to give you another one.’
“Immediately to me that means he’s going to tone it down because what he said was so nice. You know what he did? He toned it way up. It was much better. He made that the greatest letter, and I did very well in that state. Thank you, coach. That was very good. He’s just a special guy.”
NFL Network’s Kimberly Jones reported that 34 Patriots players were part of the party that traveled to the White House, but she said that wasn’t unusual for the team. She cited two previous White House visits by the Patriots, in which 36 Patriots came to a 2004 visit and 27 Patriots players were on the 2005 trip. In those seasons, the Patriots were coming off their second and third Super Bowl wins in four years. Last season’s Patriots won their second Super Bowl in three seasons. The NFL Network said the Denver Broncos had nearly full attendance for their Super Bowl championship White House trip last year when Barack Obama was president. That was the Broncos’ first Super Bowl win since the 1998 season.
Some Patriots players said they wouldn’t attend this year due to political reasons, others said they weren’t going but it had nothing to do with politics.
Trump talked about the persistence of the Patriots and their tremendous success through the years, and like most presidents greeting a championship team, he found a way to include some humor.
“With their backs against the wall and the pundits – good old pundits, boy they’re wrong a lot, aren’t they? – saying you couldn’t do it, the game was over, you pulled off the greatest Super Bowl comeback of all time,” Trump said.
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https://sports.yahoo.com/tom-brady-kneeling-anthem-respect-everyones-opinions-232808509.html
Tom Brady on kneeling during anthem: 'You have to have respect for everyone's opinions'
When Trump dismissed leaked audio recordings of his bragging about grabbing women by their genitals as “locker-room talk” in 2016, Brady ducked questions about whether that was indeed how men talked in locker rooms.
“I met him probably 15, 16 years ago,” Brady said. “We’ve played golf together many, many times and I’ve always had a good time with him. He’s been a friend of mine. He’s supported our team. He’s supported the Patriots.”" data-reactid="19" style="margin-bottom: 1em; color: rgb(38, 40, 42); font-family: "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 15px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">“I met him probably 15, 16 years ago,” Brady said. “We’ve played golf together many, many times and I’ve always had a good time with him. He’s been a friend of mine. He’s supported our team. He’s supported the Patriots.”
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Brady has repeatedly avoided directly addressing Trump as the President has used his office to disparage social justice protests by NFL players led by Colin Kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem.
“I’m not getting into any of that,” Brady said last September when asked about Trump’s claim that it’s not acceptable for players to kneel.
On Monday during a live interview with Jim Gray at the Milken Institute’s Global Conference in Los Angeles, Brady appeared to change his tune, if ever so slightly, on his public response to players kneeling.
“You have to have respect for everyone’s opinions,” Brady told Gray when asked about players kneeling. “Sports for me has been the most unifying part of my life. Never forget that.”
While he used the standard NFL quarterback-speak strategy of neglecting to say anything truly interesting or controversial, he also avoided ducking the issue as he has in the past. The fact that he acknowledged that the people kneeling deserve respect is another step from the Patriots organization in moving away from what was once a buddy-buddy relationship with Trump.
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Owner Robert Kraft, who has discussed a deeply personal relationship with Trump and awarded him a Super Bowl ring, has publicly and privately challenged Trump’s policy and attitude toward social justice and race issues.
Last week, The New York Times reported audio recordings from last October’s reportedly contentious meeting between owners and players about the protests during the national anthem and quoted Kraft with harsh criticism of the President.
“The problem we have is, we have a president who will use that as fodder to do his mission that I don’t feel is in the best interests of America,” Kraft reportedly said. “It’s divisive and it’s horrible.”
It was a much more candid version of Kraft’s public statement criticizing Trump’s tone on the issue last September.
More recently, Kraft has been on the front lines supporting rapper Meek Mill during his imprisonment and calling for criminal justice reform, the exact kind of issue that NFL player protests have sought to shed light on.
While Kraft has repeatedly broken step with Trump in regards to his criticism of the NFL, Brady appears to be making tentative steps in the same direction.
As Brady approaches the end of his career, he has shown more signs of letting fans in on his thoughts and personal life. Maybe, one day, when Brady has nothing to lose, we’ll be privy to his truly candid thoughts on the social climate around today’s NFL.
https://sports.yahoo.com/tom-brady-kneeling-anthem-respect-everyones-opinions-232808509.html
Tom Brady on kneeling during anthem: 'You have to have respect for everyone's opinions'
When Trump dismissed leaked audio recordings of his bragging about grabbing women by their genitals as “locker-room talk” in 2016, Brady ducked questions about whether that was indeed how men talked in locker rooms.
“I met him probably 15, 16 years ago,” Brady said. “We’ve played golf together many, many times and I’ve always had a good time with him. He’s been a friend of mine. He’s supported our team. He’s supported the Patriots.”" data-reactid="19" style="margin-bottom: 1em; color: rgb(38, 40, 42); font-family: "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 15px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">“I met him probably 15, 16 years ago,” Brady said. “We’ve played golf together many, many times and I’ve always had a good time with him. He’s been a friend of mine. He’s supported our team. He’s supported the Patriots.”
View photos
Brady has repeatedly avoided directly addressing Trump as the President has used his office to disparage social justice protests by NFL players led by Colin Kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem.
“I’m not getting into any of that,” Brady said last September when asked about Trump’s claim that it’s not acceptable for players to kneel.
On Monday during a live interview with Jim Gray at the Milken Institute’s Global Conference in Los Angeles, Brady appeared to change his tune, if ever so slightly, on his public response to players kneeling.
“You have to have respect for everyone’s opinions,” Brady told Gray when asked about players kneeling. “Sports for me has been the most unifying part of my life. Never forget that.”
While he used the standard NFL quarterback-speak strategy of neglecting to say anything truly interesting or controversial, he also avoided ducking the issue as he has in the past. The fact that he acknowledged that the people kneeling deserve respect is another step from the Patriots organization in moving away from what was once a buddy-buddy relationship with Trump.
View photos
Owner Robert Kraft, who has discussed a deeply personal relationship with Trump and awarded him a Super Bowl ring, has publicly and privately challenged Trump’s policy and attitude toward social justice and race issues.
Last week, The New York Times reported audio recordings from last October’s reportedly contentious meeting between owners and players about the protests during the national anthem and quoted Kraft with harsh criticism of the President.
“The problem we have is, we have a president who will use that as fodder to do his mission that I don’t feel is in the best interests of America,” Kraft reportedly said. “It’s divisive and it’s horrible.”
It was a much more candid version of Kraft’s public statement criticizing Trump’s tone on the issue last September.
More recently, Kraft has been on the front lines supporting rapper Meek Mill during his imprisonment and calling for criminal justice reform, the exact kind of issue that NFL player protests have sought to shed light on.
While Kraft has repeatedly broken step with Trump in regards to his criticism of the NFL, Brady appears to be making tentative steps in the same direction.
As Brady approaches the end of his career, he has shown more signs of letting fans in on his thoughts and personal life. Maybe, one day, when Brady has nothing to lose, we’ll be privy to his truly candid thoughts on the social climate around today’s NFL.
https://sports.yahoo.com/tom-brady-kneeling-anthem-respect-everyones-opinions-232808509.html