Eric Mangini believes Tom Brady's best chance at success is in New England

Name: Eric Mangini believes Tom Brady's best chance at success is in New England
Uploaded: 2020-01-21T11:04:01-05:00
Description: Championship quarterback Tom Brady is a free agent, and during an interview, he said he is 'open-minded' about playing for a team other than the New England Patriots. Eric Mangini tells Nick Wright and Danny Kanell if he believes Tom Brady needs the Patriots to continue winning championships.

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Championship quarterback Tom Brady is a free agent, and during an interview, he said he is 'open-minded' about playing for a team other than the New England Patriots. Eric Mangini tells Nick Wright and Danny Kanell if he believes Tom Brady needs the Patriots to continue winning championships.

JANUARY 21, 2020・first things first・2:23

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Eric Mangini believes Tom Brady's best chance at success is in New England

Championship quarterback Tom Brady is a free agent, and during an interview, he said he is 'open-minded' about playing for a team other than the New England Patriots. Eric Mangini tells Nick Wright and Danny Kanell if he believes Tom Brady needs the Patriots to continue winning championships.

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