Tom Bradyhasn't shied away from his personal relationship with Donald Trump, but the constant questions about it are beginning to be a bit much.
Brady ended his press conference with reporters on Wednesday after receiving consecutive questions about Trump, and while he didn't seem to be upset by the queries, it's clear that he's trying to focus on football as much as possible.
"How do you feel about people criticizing your relationship with Donald Trump," the reporter asked.
"I don't think about it much," Brady responded. "It's a tough week, so I have a lot of football stuff to think about. Hopefully we can go out and beat the Titans, that'd be the most important thing for me."
"Is that opening the door to some criticism when you do talk about it," came the next question.
"I guess that I'm just here to play football," Brady said with a laugh, before exiting with a wave.
Patriots PR reportedly announced "last question" before the second one about Trump was lobbed, but that seemed to have been motivated by the fact that a Trump question was announced in the first place.
Asking Brady about Trump doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. He has enough experience in dealing with the media to where he isn't going to say anything of interest, and people reading about what's next for the Patriots probably don't care too much about Brady's political leanings. But despite all of that, something tells us that the questions aren't going to stop anytime soon.
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