Of course, I agree about preferring players that are driven to win against all costs--- Michael Jordan was/is practically a sociopath in this regard, and we could certainly use a few, particularly at the QB position. What I'm mostly disagreeing with is the previous poster's contention to praise an athlete for calling an opponent a "!@#$ing B word" as if that was somehow a clearcut signifier to his competitiveness. I'll admit to harboring a bias against Brady, which is probably coloring my opinion somewhat toward his sideline reaction coming across as entitled and whiny--- that may not be fair, but !@#$'em.