Ep 164 | Tom Brady Acting Like LeBron James? | Royce White’s Brilliant Naomi Osaka Take
Tom Brady changing his mind about retiring did not shock many people. However, the Buccaneers quarterback’s mindset leading up to the decision remains a mystery. Whitlock’s analysis: The retirement was a power play. Much like LeBron James’ efforts to play the role of team owner, Brady has taken the “it’s my way or the highway” approach to deal-making. Former New England Patriot T.J. Moe answers Jason’s argument that Brady was bullying Bucs coach Bruce Arians. Minnesota congressional candidate Royce White helps Whitlock break down the Naomi Osaka breakdown. What does the former NBA player and mental health expert think are the true causes of Osaka’s tears at Sunday’s tennis match? Plus, Uncle Jimmy slams ESPN’s Mike Wilbon for his criticism of Kevin Durant’s comments on Kyrie Irving and New York’s vaccine rules.
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