I couldn't care less whether you're a Brady fan or not, but this is just crap. He has ZERO obligation to stop and talk to Kolber. If you watched the end of that game, you also saw him angling for the locker room the second the game was over. There was precious little "good game" going on, and only really because that is necessary.

ESPN is owed nothing. I don't care who televised the damn game. She ran up to ask him a question and he was cordial enough saying "I'm going in....I'm headed in..." He basically all but said, "please, I'd really prefer to answer any questions at the appropriate time Suzy, thank you for your interest."

She prodded and annoying jogged her tiny self next to him yelling, until he finally answered her one, lame and ignorant question.

You're defending ESPN <=== more foolish

Well...typical Jauron choke job...but at least the Pats looked vulnerable.

I ****ing hate Boston.

Though I did catch the "America's Team" on the 2001 Patriots which was pretty cool on NFL Network...

But I still hate Boston.

He has an obligation to be civil. He's just spoiled because he has been on top too long. Time to bring him down.

But, but, but it's protocal to talk to the sideline bimbo.

I think Brady wanted to get home to his preggo wifey as fast as he could, while feeling it wasn't his best game on top of it all.

Jealousy, such an angry neurotic emotion.

You'll probably really be sick of him by late January.

He's always acted like an asshole. Won't shake hands after he loses a playoff game and so on.

Arrogant prick!

It was a dick move. This wasn't some random local reporter on the field...this was the ESPN sidelines chick. Have some freaking respect, Brady. Take 20 seconds to say a win is a win and get the hell off the field.

To be serious for a second: Kolber is not your typical sideline bimbo. She probably knows as much or more about pro football than many here, including myself.

Alright folks, as you were....

Ok, theres a time for interviews. It's called a post game conference. Directly after a game, players have the right to refuse to answer questions. They want to get into the locker room and get showered up. They have NO obligation to talk to a sideline reporter. If the man doesn't want to talk, respect his decision. Go talk to Belichick or Moss or the man who caught the 2 TDs.

Yeppers, giving up 30 seconds of your time to help promote your profession to the fans that pay your paycheck is totally your choice. :spock:

Fans don't pay any attention to that crap.

Um yeah, we aren't discussing it now, are we? [It was displayed on the broadcast for all to see.]

And the only reason it's being discussed at all is because Brady refused to do it.