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Yahoo Sports reports that Tom Brady has broken his silence after twice letting profanity slip during a recent Fox NFL broadcast, acknowledging that language acceptable on a sideline does not carry the same weight when millions of households are listening. The former quarterback, now in his first season as a lead analyst, appears to be learning the boundaries of live television in real time.
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