 And I have read some stories where Brady might have given them a soft landing by putting it on himself, but that Belichick didn't want him back. But the statement that Belichick had would lead you to believe that he loved him. I mean, I've never heard Belichick wax this gooey about anybody. I mean, you seem to have a great relationship built on love, admiration, respect and appreciation. Tom's success as a player and his character is a personal exceptional. Thinking about the end of Tom's Patriots career changes how unfathomably spectacular it was. With his relentless competitiveness and longevity, he earned everyone's adoration, and we celebrate it forever. It's been a privilege to coach Tom Brady for 20 years. And even the start of it, Tom was not just a player who bought into our program. He was one of its original creators. Tom lived and perpetuated our culture on a daily basis. He was a tone setter and a bar raiser. He won championship in three of his first four years on the field and three of six seasons with us while competing for championships the most every season in between. This is Tom's consistency and what separates him. He didn't just perform. He didn't just win. He won championships over and over again.