Nick Wright reacts to Tom Brady's cryptic post: 'He wants us talking about this' ' LIVE FROM MIAMI

Name: Nick Wright reacts to Tom Brady's cryptic post: 'He wants us talking about this' ' LIVE FROM MIAMI
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Description: Nick Wright is joined by Doug Gottlieb and Brian Westbrook to talk Tom Brady, after he posted a cryptic photo of himself standing in Gillette Stadium. Hear why Nick believes Brady intentionally posted this photo to encourage speculation, and put some pressure on the New England Patriots.

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Nick Wright is joined by Doug Gottlieb and Brian Westbrook to talk Tom Brady, after he posted a cryptic photo of himself standing in Gillette Stadium. Hear why Nick believes Brady intentionally posted this photo to encourage speculation, and put some pressure on the New England Patriots.

JANUARY 31, 2020・first things first・1:45

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Nick Wright reacts to Tom Brady's cryptic post: 'He wants us talking about this' ' LIVE FROM MIAMI

Nick Wright is joined by Doug Gottlieb and Brian Westbrook to talk Tom Brady, after he posted a cryptic photo of himself standing in Gillette Stadium. Hear why Nick believes Brady intentionally posted this photo to encourage speculation, and put some pressure on the New England Patriots.

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