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The GOAT retires with class

The GOAT retires with class

Almost a year ago when Tom Brady announced his return to the NFL only 41 days after announcing that he was retiring, I wrote this: “Tom Brady is now reminding me of Brett Favre (Farv). First you’re going to retire from the NFL, and then you’re not. Then you’re gonna; then you’re not. Favre turned retirement into an abstract art form, seeming to cry both when he retired and when he announced his return from retirement. TV screens were awash in Brett’s tears. By his third or fourth retirement, hell, even I was starting to choke up. Now, Tom Brady, the NFL’s GOAT QB, is doing the same thing, reneging on his retirement from pro football, so who can believe him from now on when he says he’s going to retire?”

For $40M a year, Cowboys fans expect more from Dak Prescott, no?

For $40M a year, Cowboys fans expect more from Dak Prescott, no?

No one needs to tell Dallas Cowboys fans, the most ardent in the league, even surpassing Packers fans, that 28 years without winning a Conference Championship (1995) is way too long, especially when the team is paying its QB $40 million per year, AKA, $769,230 per week, which is part and parcel of his four-year contract worth $160 million.

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