In this episode of “The Michael Holley Podcast” presented by Night Shift Brewing, we talk with Tom Brady’s former teammate at Michigan and very close friend, CBS analyst and former NFL kicker Jay Feely. Jay talks about his friend’s rise to stardom, and whether he’s changed with his enormous success and fame. (3:30) Feely talks about working with Brady in college, and the competitions the two always seemed to get into. Feely talks about golf clubs being broken and backgammon boards being tossed. (5:45) Feely explains how while he never knew he would become the greatest quarterback ever to play, his leadership abilities have always been off the charts. Feely describes the relationship between Brady and Belichick. (8:55) How long can the dynasty continue for the Patriots, and what happens to the franchise when Brady and Belichick move on?  (12:15) Former Giants quarterback and NFL analyst Phil Simms spoke to Michael about his experiences with Bill Belichick. (12:45) Simms talks about whether Belichick’s coaching style can be replicated with younger coaches coming into the league. Simms also wonders when Belichick knew that Tom Brady was “the guy”. (15:00) On this year’s team, Simms asks whether this is the most unlikely Patriots team to get to the Super Bowl. (16:15) Holley asks Simms about Brady playing into his 40’s with the goal of playing until 45.