Wow, I wish the Super Bowl would just get here already so we can put an end to all of these journalistic fluff pieces about the players and focus on the game. It seems that everywhere I turn, I run into Tom Brady’s grinning mug — and it’s getting pretty annoying.
Turn on the TV to SportsCenter…. Brady this, and Brady that.
Flip over to 60 Minutes… for an in-depth interview showing how hard Brady has had to work to get where he is today.
Pick up People magazine… for paparazzi shots of Brady out at NYC clubs with Giselle Bundchen.
Head over to TMZ.com… and see that now-famous paparazzi footage of Brady hobbling around in a soft cast.
Tom Brady used to be my favorite NFL player (his was the first replica jersey that I ever bought), but now I’m just totally sick of him. There is still such a thing as celebrity overexposure, ya know. For the first time in years, I’m looking forward to the NFL offseason so the sports pages will be filled with something other than stories about what a perfect life Tom Brady has.
Ugh. I wish the media would give it a rest until after the game.
Yesterday was Media Day for the Patriots and Giants, the annual circus where players and coaches alike usually end up answering dumb questions posed by journalists from around the world. Case in point: a female “reporter” from Spanish-language station TV Azteca wore a wedding gown to the event and proposed marriage to several players, including NE quarterback Tom Brady.
I used to be a huge fan of AMA Supercross, but in recent years, the sport has become supremely boring to me. I think it’s because there always seems to be one rider who dominates each year and runs away with practically every race, making the sport similar to golf or tennis in that respect.
Even though we’re on the national