Rob Parker: “I believe Antonio Brown is genuine in the way he feels about Tom Brady, because this guy has thrown him a life preserver to try and save his career. But I am not buying that Tom Brady is genuine when it comes to Antonio Brown… Tom Brady is bending over backwards for a guy who has done as many things possible to sabotage his own career. We all know how great of a player Antonio Brown is, and Tom Brady knows this. Tom Brady and Antonio Brown are the NFL’s odd couple. They do not go together in any circumstance, other than Tom Brady wants to use Antonio Brown’s talent to better cement his legacy. It is not about saving Antonio Brown’s life. This is a CON JOB and this ain’t about AB. This is about Tom DAMN Brady. Tom wants to win so desperately that he’s made a deal with the Devil. Brady is only looking at it as ‘how can I stack the deck? How can I make myself look good??’ This is a Tom Brady production, but it ain’t about AB, and don’t you ever forget that. This is about Tom Brady and HIS legacy. He will do whatever it takes, even bringing in a questionable guy to live with his family, so he can keep this guy eligible to play, and help Tom Brady win a Super Bowl so he can say ‘It was ME, it was not Bill Belichick!’ This has NOTHING to do with AB.” (Full Video Above)
Listen to Rob Parker explain why he thinks Tom Brady has ‘ulterior motives’ when it came to Brady's push for the Buccaneers to sign embattled former All-Pro Antonio Brown, as Parker thinks it has much more to do with Brady’s obsessive desires to win his divorce with Bill Belichick, than it does him actually trying to save the career of his ‘good friend’ AB.
Check out the video above as Parker says he’s not buying this close friendship between Brady and AB, and says this is a desperate ‘CON JOB’ by Brady to cement his own legacy.
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