Tom Brady touts coaching continuity (but still hasn’t commented on Josh McDaniels firing)

Raiders fire coaches Josh McDaniels, Tom Brady nothing to say about this — despite being a potential co-owner of the team and having a relationship with McDaniels from their time together in New England.

Tommie after Panthers fire coach Frank Reich Talking about blue stripes now, Jack.

About the latest episode let’s go! On SiriusXM, Brady discussed the impact of changing coaches mid-season with Carolina’s vacancy.

“I think the important part of firings and recruiting and the continuity of all of that is key to the NFL and business,” Brady said. “The more continuity you have, the more you can continue to develop over the course of many years. If you focus specifically on football, it’s hard to cover what’s going on every week, where in a game, the game starts, the quarter ends, you How to use timeouts, halftimes, critical third down situations, critical red zone plays, situational football. All of these things need to be established and these reps are discussed over and over again in practice, in meetings. That’s it Like trying to learn a language. … What if every year you have to switch languages? … “It’s really hard to build that consistency and continuity. “

So, Tom, did you tell Mark Davis before I fired Josh? Did he ask? Do you agree with this move? Don’t you agree?

Brady’s response to the Panthers’ question only emphasized that he wasn’t asked about the situation in Las Vegas because he has obvious ties to both sides of the equation.

This is a broader point. If he’s going to be a guy discussing news on a podcast and delivering news as a potential Raiders owner, he can’t ignore the issues involving the Raiders.

Well, he can. Because he is. But he shouldn’t be immune from criticism for talking only about issues involving the other 31 teams.