Former New England Patriots players are calling out Tom Brady for his neutral stance on Super Bowl LX. Brady stated he has "no dog in the fight" during a recent podcast appearance, sparking reactions from ex-teammates. Vince Wilfork and Rob Gronkowski, both key figures in the Patriots' dynasty, expressed their disbelief at Brady's impartiality.

Wilfork didn't hold back, labeling Brady's comments as "bull crap" and suggesting there might be ulterior motives. Gronkowski speculated Brady might secretly want to be the quarterback in the Super Bowl. Asante Samuel also chimed in on social media, expressing disappointment and accusing Brady of jealousy regarding current Patriots players and coach Mike Vrabel.

This controversy stems from Brady's years of dominance with the Patriots, winning six Super Bowls. His former teammates feel a sense of loyalty and expect him to support the team. Gronkowski, however, made it clear he's rooting for the Patriots, emphasizing the team's continued relevance and dominance in the league.

With Super Bowl LX approaching, the debate about Brady's allegiance adds an interesting layer to the game. While Brady is enjoying retirement, his legacy is still intertwined with the Patriots. The reactions from his former teammates highlight the strong bonds formed during their time together and the expectations that come with it.