Robert Spillane, former Pats players bothered by Tom Brady not rooting for New England: 'Makes me sick'

Tom Brady's recent comments about not having a favored team in Super Bowl LX have stirred controversy among current and former New England Patriots. Brady, who won six Super Bowls with the Patriots, stated he "doesn't have a dog in the fight" regarding the matchup between the Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. This statement has upset many, including former teammate Vince Wilfork, who expressed his disappointment on Boston's WEEI radio station, urging Brady to take a clear stance.

Brady's remarks come as he holds a minority ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders and works as a broadcaster for FOX. Although he will not be commentating on the game, his connection to the Raiders is highlighted by the team's expected hiring of Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak as head coach.

Rob Gronkowski, another former teammate, suggested that Brady's lack of support for the Patriots might stem from his competitive nature and desire to still be playing. Additionally, former Patriots cornerback Asante Samuel speculated on