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🚨MUST WATCH: TOM BRADY WITH A MESSAGE (basically) TO TUA ABOUT HAVING HIS CONFIDENCE HURT BY HIS COACHES CRITICISM, in a video from back in January “If the coach was gonna be HARD ON ME, I was gonna ACCEPT THE DIFFICULT COACHING, BECAUSE I NEED TO HEAR IT. It... show more

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Swervin³²2 years ago

There is a difference tho between good coaching and bad coaching in these situations. Belichick is an all-time great coach. Flores was a bum

Barkley Super Bowl LIX MVP2 years ago

This generation is different 😭 feelings over growth

Ryan Morris2 years ago

The timestamp on the video is literally from 7 months ago. Come on dude.

Lifesaver in Discord 👾2 years ago

You all realize this was an interview back in January 😂 Toms speaking on Mayo as the coach for Patriots.

♣️2 years ago

You’re making up your own connections

Finhead2 years ago

This video from Brady had nothing to do with Tua and was not a message to him, but carry on. 🥱

Vito2 years ago

It’s one thing to coach hard and another to be a complete fuck boy

Sir. PeterPete2 years ago

its a difference in hard coaching & telling s guy he shouldn’t be here cause you didnt want him, aint got shit to do with this generation being soft but everything to do with understanding whats crossing lines

I’m Grant Swinton2 years ago

Sounds like Tua wasn’t coachable

The List - Dolphins Podcast2 years ago

There is a huge amount of middle ground between hard coaching and being a complete POS

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