Hour 2 - Tom Brady On The Prowl, Darnold On His Career, Jets "Bridge" QB

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Gio (Gio and the Morning) 0:00
It's the Boomer and Geo podcast from WFAN. All right, Boomer and Geo coming to you live for the Bill Ford Tough Studio on the fan and CBS Sports Network. Red Pocket Mobile fan line is brought to you by your new ultimate cell carrier, Red Pocket Mobile. That's 888-808-1019 if you want to join the show. I've been a big Tom Brady supporter for many years, but he's making it damn near impossible to continue to have his back. I even had his back last week with the whole situation, and I still stand by that with the no dog in the fight thing and how the fans and his teammates got a little bit too crazy about that. I know we had a disagreement about it, but I had not seen... Yesterday, when we did the show, I had not seen him dancing next to Alex Earl, the new one, Super Bowl Party one.
Gio (Gio and the Morning) 0:52
I had seen the original one on New Year's Eve. I did not see the one until yesterday afternoon. And that, coupled with the thirst trap situation that he was doing on Instagram... is it's becoming very, very difficult to continue to support this man and have his back in the way that I've had his back. He's doing Pizza Hut commercials, which is a total fraud thing for him with his whole wellness and everything else, right? And he is acting like a 17-year-old boy with a crush And it's just tough, man. It's tough. And he's the greatest. And he's got the seven Super Bowls. And he's the Hall of Famer and the greatest I've ever seen. But he's like border. You know what they say?

What are the latest controversies surrounding Tom Brady?

Gio (Gio and the Morning) 1:44
The ick. He's giving a lot of girls the ick. He's giving a lot of women out there right now the ick. Really? Yeah. Oh, he's not giving Alex Earl the ick. Giving her something else. Yeah, he added one letter to that. I was trying to get to that. Yeah, I don't know why this affects you in any way, shape, or form. I'll tell you why. Since it's bothering you. Why? Because he puts it in your face? No. No, not at all. Everything's in your face these days. That's not what it is. It's just that there are certain people that you respect, you look up to, you say, man, that guy really got it done. Like Michael Jordan? Yeah, I mean, but... He didn't give a dick. Right, but he, you know, he was not without his issues, but he's also someone that, like, is living this fantastical life now where he's, you know, built his own golf course, and he's out there, he's deep-sea fishing, and he does this documentary about how great he was and everything else, but...
Gio (Gio and the Morning) 2:46
Even someone like Joe Montana. You see him out there. Obviously, they're playing in the 49ers home stadium. He's out there. He's just got this aura about him. These guys that have come through and just have this aura and respect. Walt Clyde Frazier. He's kept his style and his entire business. being consistent.
Jerry Recco 3:06
The aura of Clyde. Right, like these guys.
Gio (Gio and the Morning) 3:08
1970s cool Clyde is still alive. So I'm trying to bring up guys in your era as well that were older than you that you looked up to and you're like, man, that guy's just always been the best. What did you think of Joe Montana on the field before the Super Bowl? Well, he was underdressed compared to the other guys. Yeah, I thought it was like he was going to be in Blue Man Group or something. Yeah, I was a little surprised at that. But still, he still was Montana, and he was still out there and still had his aura. But Tom Brady is regressing in a sense where he's acting like a kid as opposed to the man that accomplished all the things that he accomplished. And it's almost if he were a friend of mine.
Gio (Gio and the Morning) 3:53
Like, let's just forget about his fame for a second. And I saw a friend doing the things that he was doing. I would be like, it doesn't look so good. It's not coming across great. With this whole, like, face thing on Instagram. This is me on a Sunday with no football. And then dancing like he danced at that. Because everybody's watching him all the time. Yeah, I know. That's got to be pretty rough. But that's why it's affecting me, because I have the ultimate respect for him, and I feel like he's regressing. I feel like he's regressing socially, and he's a tough— It's amazing.

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