There might be a lot of GOATs in sports, but the top dog, the one who makes the game bow down. Is in a league of his own. That’s Tom Brady for the NFL. Just 13 hours ago, the NFL’s Instagram threw it back to one of Brady’s craziest postseason statlines. Captioning it, “Throwback to when Tom Brady had one of the greatest statlines in postseason history 🐐.” Naturally, the post had fans spiraling with nostalgia, but one reaction stole the show—and no, it wasn’t a fan comment.

Camille Kostek, Gronk‘s girlfriend, came in clutch with a two-word comment that hit everyone right in the feels: “dynasty days.” Those two words? Instant goosebumps. She wasn’t just talking about Brady’s insane numbers—she was shouting out the golden era of the Patriots when Brady and Gronk were running the league and collecting rings like it was a hobby. That duo made New England the ultimate cheat code, and Kostek’s comment summed it up perfectly.

And if we’re talking about those days. We have to mention the 2012 AFC Divisional Playoff game against the Broncos on January 15, 2012. Brady went straight-up nuclear, tossing for 363 yards and six touchdowns—three of them to Gronk, of course. The Pats didn’t just win; they obliterated Denver, 45-10. Like, it wasn’t even close. Watching that game was like seeing a masterclass in domination, and it had everyone in the NFL world saying, ‘Yep, this is what greatness looks like.’ It was pure domination, the kind of game that screams ‘A day of legends.’ That night, Brady and Gronk showed the league why they were different, and it’s exactly the type of performance Kostek was calling back to.

But not everything in Brady’s world is all nostalgia and good vibes. There’s some major drama popping off in the media world right now.

Is Brady’s media game blurring the lines?

While we’re all here soaking up Kostek’s “dynasty days” vibes, there’s some serious drama brewing in the background. And honestly? It’s giving conflict-of-interest vibes. There’s a whole convo brewing about how media relationships might be throwing a flag on the play.

Here’s the deal: Brady’s got a major presence in the media world as a FOX Sports broadcaster, but he also owns a minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders, who are actively looking for a new head coach. Now, things get sticky because Ben Johnson, the offensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions, is one of the hottest candidates for that job.

The kicker? Brady’s probably gonna be calling the Lions’ games for FOX. That’s where the conflict kicks in. Brady’s connection to the Raiders, along with his role in the media, has fans questioning if he’s gonna be playing favorites or we can say biased. When it comes to his coverage, especially with teams like the Bears and Raiders in the mix for Johnson’s future.

Now, fans and analysts are low-key worried this could get super messy. Brady’s involved in the game in all sorts of ways, from media to ownership, and it’s getting hard to trust if he’s gonna be objective on air. All eyes are on FOX and Brady, just waiting to see how this plays out.