Well, I think the the number one thing it says is that Belichick recognized the team and franchise was in a period of transition.

我想，第一件事就是貝利奇克認識到球隊和特許經營權正處於轉型期。

He did not believe in Brady's long term future, which I didn't either.

他不相信布雷迪的長遠未來，我也不相信。

And I can't blame Belichick.

我也不能怪貝利奇克。

You know, when a quarterback turns 39 40 even if you're missing the weapons and you start to see slippage in the history of football every single time until now, what that means is he's going to be finished shortly.

你知道，當一個四分衛變成39 40歲的時候，即使你缺少武器，你開始看到足球史上每一次的滑落，直到現在，這意味著什麼，他很快就會完蛋。

Tom Brady was the exception that proves the rule, but he was the He shattered the rule, Um, and that would be hard for someone to foresee.

湯姆・布雷迪是例外，證明了規則，但他是他打破了規則，嗯，這將是很難有人預見。

Belichick's succession plan was Jimmy Garoppolo.

貝利奇克的接班計劃是吉米-加洛波洛。

That was the guy he thought was going to carry the team into the future.

那是他認為會帶著球隊走向未來的人。

Brady had Garoppolo traded, did an end around Belichick, the GM and coach and went right to Robert Kraft.

布雷迪讓加洛波洛被交易了，在貝里奇克、總經理和教練身邊做了個了結，然後直接去找羅伯特-卡夫。

The next thing you knew, Garoppolo was in San Francisco for another great coach, by the way, great offensive coordinator.

接下來，加洛波洛就在舊金山找了另一個偉大的教練，對了，偉大的進攻協調員。

Is that a lot of success as a head coach and tell the Super Bowl we'll go ahead, but I mean they got to the Super Bowl and had Garoppolo completed one more past like they win the Super Bowl.

這是一個很多成功的主教練，並告訴超級碗我們將繼續，但我的意思是他們進入了超級碗，並讓加洛普洛完成了一個過去，就像他們贏得超級碗一樣。

So he's got outscored about 40 points in the fourth.

所以他在第四場比賽中得到了40分左右的優勢。

Go ahead.

去吧

Okay, they came one.

好吧，他們來了一個。

You've brought it up.

你已經提出來了。

Manual Sanders.

手動打磨機。

If he If he hits Emmanuel Sanders, they win the Super Bowl.

如果他打中了伊曼紐爾-桑德斯，他們就能贏得超級碗。

That's as close as you get.

這是你得到的最接近。

The point is, without Garoppolo, the cupboard is bare.

關鍵是，沒有了加洛波洛，櫃子就光禿禿的了。

And so Belichick, recognizing that he is in a transitional phase, not believing in Brady's future, and Brady proved him and me and others wrong, um, has to look around for a guy he believes in.

於是，貝利奇克認識到自己正處於過渡階段，不相信布雷迪的未來，而布雷迪也證明了他和我以及其他人的錯誤，嗯，只好四處尋找一個他相信的人。

He believes in to set the right culture.

他認為，要樹立正確的文化。

He believes it can actually get the team wins and maybe to the playoffs, and serve as a not too expensive placeholder while he finds his long term quarterback.

他相信這其實可以讓球隊獲得勝利，或許還能進入季後賽，在他找到長期四分衛的時候，可以作為一個不貴的位置。

Here's my thing.

這是我的東西。

I can't blame Bill Belichick because we're not talking about Bill Belichick, the coach.

我不能責怪比爾-貝利奇克，因為我們說的不是比爾-貝利奇克這個教練。

We're talking about Bill Belichick, the executive.

我們說的是比爾-貝利奇克，這位主管。

We're also talking about Bill Belichick, the person, and I'm not meaning when I say that Max, I'm not talking about character assassinating him in any way.

我們也在談論比爾-貝利奇克這個人，我說的時候並不是說馬克斯，我並不是說要以任何方式對他進行性格暗殺。

Um, I don't know Bill Belichick all I know him to be is a phenomenal football or brilliant football mind, with the credentials that are pretty, just more impeccable than anybody in NFL history.

我不認識比爾-貝里奇克 我只知道他是個了不起的足球運動員 或者說是個出色的足球頭腦，他的資歷相當不錯，比NFL歷史上任何一個人都無可挑剔。

And he certainly has my profound respect.

他當然也得到了我深深的尊敬。

And I think anybody who knows anything about football, here's where I would not Bill Belichick.

我想任何一個對足球有所瞭解的人，這裡是我不會比爾-貝利奇克的地方。

However, you worked with Tom Brady, you nurtured him.

但是，你和湯姆-布雷迪一起工作，你培養了他。

You helped him along the way.

你幫他一路走來。

And I don't believe that Bill Belichick, if you want to use the words turned against Tom Brady or whatever the case may be, I don't think that was about football at all.

而且我不相信比爾-貝利奇克，如果你想用反駁湯姆-布雷迪或任何情況的話，我認為這根本不是關於足球。

I think what happened is that Tom Brady got to a point, took pay cuts, got less than his market value, won Super Bowls, kept them as perennial contenders, etcetera, etcetera.

我認為發生的事情是，湯姆-布雷迪到了一個點，採取了降薪，得到了低於他的市場價值，贏得了超級碗，讓他們保持了常年競爭者的地位，等等，等等。

He got to a point where he felt like he was do more deference and respect from Bill Belichick that he had that he had received.

他到了一個點，他覺得他是做更多的恭敬和尊重從比爾-貝利奇克，他有，他已經收到。

You don't necessarily need nor should you require Bill Belichick to quote unquote kiss the ring.

你不一定需要也不應該要求比爾-貝利奇克引用不引用親吻戒指。

But you're not just anybody else either.

但你也不是普通人。

You are Tom Brady and I think that he felt at one time or another that he deserved to be treated that way, whether it was contractually, whether it was more than a one year commitment, whether it was not right to him about being T B 12 and connecting with that dude in terms of his conditioning and all of that other stuff and practicing and working out on his own, that kind of thing, I think along the way, the friction ultimately just ballooned to a point where it ultimately burst.

你是湯姆-布雷迪，我認為他在某一個時間或某一個時間覺得他應該得到這樣的待遇，無論是合同上，無論是超過一年的承諾，無論是對他來說是T B 12，並在他的條件和所有其他東西方面與那個傢伙聯繫起來，並在他自己的練習和鍛鍊，這種事情，我認為在路上，摩擦最終只是膨脹到一個點，它最終爆發。

If you remember, before Tom Brady departed, I came right here on first take and I reported I was told If Bill Belichick once Tom Brady to stay, Tom Brady stays, period, they would have worked it out.

如果你還記得，在湯姆・布雷迪離開之前，我第一次來這裡，我報告說，如果比爾・貝利奇克一旦讓湯姆・布雷迪留下，湯姆・布雷迪就會留下，就這樣，他們會解決的。

The problem was, in order for that to happen, Bill Belichick had to go to Tom Brady and say, I don't want to lose you.

問題是，為了讓這種情況發生，比爾-貝利奇克必須去對湯姆-布雷迪說，我不想失去你。

I want you to stay And Bill Belichick, according to my sources, refused to do that.

我希望你留下來 據我的消息來源，比爾-貝利奇克拒絕這樣做。

So because of that, that reality right there says to me it wasn't football.

所以正因為如此，這個現實就對我說這不是足球。

It was something more than that and at the end, because Bill Belichick is so great, we've never taken the opportunity to step back and say, Sir, you're phenomenal, you're great, You're the goal as a coach.

這是比這更多的東西，在最後，因為比爾-貝利奇克是如此偉大，我們從來沒有抓住機會退後一步說，先生，你是現象級的，你是偉大的，你是作為教練的目標。

Your resume says so, but you're not perfect.

你的履歷上寫著，但你並不完美。

And in the end, is it possible that you allowed your ego and your level of defiance to get in the way of what was in the best interest football wise for the New England Patriots?

最後，你是否允許你的自我和你的蔑視程度妨礙了對新英格蘭愛國者隊最有利的足球？

It's possible that Bill Belichick made that mistake for those reasons rather than whatever slippage you thought you saw.

有可能比爾-貝利奇克因為這些原因而犯了那個錯誤，而不是你認為你看到的任何滑落。

Ego is definitely involved on both sides, I think.

我想，兩邊肯定都有自我的參與。

Yeah, but Tom Brady's validated that his ego is justified.

是啊，但湯姆・布雷迪的驗證 他的自我是合理的。

That's the difference.

這就是區別。

Well, that's right.

嗯，這就對了。

So far, Belichick has a lot to prove, and Duncan and Popovich came to it with much more humility, I think and and Brady and Belichick with more arrogance.

到目前為止，貝利奇還有很多需要證明的地方，鄧肯和波波維奇來的時候，我覺得更謙虛，而布雷迪和貝利奇更傲慢。

And Duncan and Popovich, you know, did the whole thing together and Brady and you want to act where you wanted to act before Garoppolo left.

而鄧肯和波波維奇，你知道的，一起做了整個事情，布雷迪和你想在加洛波洛離開之前，你想在哪裡行動。

That's one thing.

那是一回事

But once you lost Garoppolo, you should have held on the Brady for dear life.

但一旦失去了加洛波洛，你就應該緊緊抓住布雷迪不放。

You don't go from Brady to Cam Newton.

你不能從布雷迪到卡姆-牛頓。

I'm sorry.

我很抱歉

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