Former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady stirred up a storm this week by saying he has "no dog in the fight" ahead of Super Bowl LX, where the Patriots will face the Seattle Seahawks. Brady's comments, made on the 'Let's Go!' podcast, have surprised many, given his legendary status and 20 seasons in New England.

Brady's stance has drawn criticism from former teammates, including Robert Spillane, who expressed disappointment. Spillane stated that Brady "has a dog in the fight."

In contrast, Rob Gronkowski, another former Patriots star, expressed support for his old team, suggesting Brady might secretly want to be playing in the Super Bowl himself. Brady's departure from New England in 2019 marked the beginning of a rebuild for the Patriots.

Now an owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, Brady's allegiance has been questioned. The Super Bowl marks a rematch of the 2015 game. The Patriots, now led by rookie Drake Maye, seek to reclaim their dominance. The game is set to be broadcast on Sky Sports.