Tom Brady addresses whether he’ll be rooting for “history” on Sunday

In his second year as a player, Tom Brady won a Super Bowl in New Orleans. In his first year as a broadcaster, Brady will be working a Super Bowl in New Orleans.Appearing on the Let's Go! podcast, Brady was asked by host Jim Gray whether he's rooting for the Chiefs to make history by becoming the first team to win three Super Bowls in a row."Well, I'm broadcasting the game, so I don't really have a rooting interest per se," Brady said. (That would be very different, of course, if his Raiders were playing.) "The only thing I root for in these situations are great games. I will say if the Chiefs win, I will be very happy for them. I mean, what they've achieved is unmatched. And I think that's cool because people always hated on us for so many years. And I didn't understand it because all I did was like, we try to do things the right way, we try to go out there and compete for our job and win. And there's an excellence that I appreciate about people who are doing other things at really high levels because you understand the commitment that it takes for them to do what they're doing. And to be in this country and to not cheer for excellence is beyond me. . . . It's incredible to see...