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I like how this post is about Gabbert and his brothers saving people in a desperate situation, but the majority of the comments are about Tom Brady being a shitty person and not caring about his family.🤡🌎
Gabbert has always been a good guy, knows how to speak to media, exudes leadership qualities. He’s just a shitty QB1. When he’s done, he’ll probably have his health, millions of $$, and maybe an analyst job like Orlovsky. >

Ha, imagine being a 28yo dude and being referred to as "the youngest kid".
Glad to hear they're all ok though. >

Blaine to his buddies when he sees a helicopter in the water: Woah there, motherfuckers >

Buccaneers were originally plundering the sea. Blaine Gabbert doing his best to flip that image. Can't believe I'd ever say this as a Cardinals fan but I like the bucs a little more now >

Nothing wrong with liking people and commending them for doing the right thing, regardless of  whether they play for the team you like or not. >

Too many people forget this. Seeing the escalating the between fanbases in sports is getting depressing. A good rivalry is great, but rivalries are based off respect, not anger or hatred. >

Brady abandons his family and Gabbert rescues strangers. Bucs are starting the wrong guy. >

Brady didn’t really abandon his family that’s just what happens basically every time two of the most famous people in the world get married. Doomed from the start >

Lots of famous people stick it out. Brady didn't want to put his family first over career. He said he would, he changed his mind about his stated priorities and then they divorced bc he changed his mind. It wasn't bc they were famous. It was because he said he would retire and spend time with his family. Then he decided he would rather play football than spend time with his family. His choices are his to make. He can do what he wants, but we can also talk shit about those choices.
Personally, I think he is a dumbass. He could have gone out on a high note, instead he is going to has-been himself by playing on his decline. Most likely he will get injured and since he chose to play over being with his family, I'm not too sure his kids and ex will want to be around him while he is injured and when he has all the time in the world for them. Sounds like a recipe for disaster and high stakes gambling on his long term relationships. >

You have no direct knowledge of any of this....  It's just as plausible as saying that he retired in an effort to save his marriage, and chose to return when he realized that effort was doomed anuways. Ultimately we will never know regardless of what is stated or reported. >

then why take such an opposing stance? can't just deny the words and then back pedal and say 'while we just won't ever know' right >

Your brain just gassed out over words “it’s just as plausible”, eh?