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"It’s pretty easy to guess, he’s not claiming he’s never exchanged a word with Kaeperdick (such as, at the end of the game, NFL QBs usually shake hands and say “good game”). By saying no “conversations” he is making the perfectly reasonable points that (1) no detailed or informative “conversations” with CK; (2) he does not feel he “knows” CK; (3) he does not care to discuss CK’s ideas or actions."

I don't know off the top of my head, but how often did the Patriots play the 49'ers during Brady's tenure?

They are in opposite leagues, AFC/NFC.

The reporter's question was asinine on its face.

Does Brady have intimate political conversations with other QBs, ever?

He's friends with Peyton Manning, but even then I doubt Brady calls him up to just chat about world affairs.

And Peyton is a republican, anyway.

They'd probably agree on politics.

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yes, they don’t play regularly since they are NFC and AFC (or rather Kaeperdick used to be NFC), but glancing online it looks like they played twice in recent years: 2012 and 2016.

So they may have met to shake hands after a couple of games, that’s it, possibly. Brady didn’t say he’d never met or spoken words to CK, he said he’d never had a real “conversation”.... seems obvious he does not want to get into the issues and does not need to get into the issues.