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Tom Brady continues to mess with fans about his future.

Brady conducted a Q&A on Instagram Wednesday and solicited questions about his training regimen. He got questions unrelated to that topic, such as one about what team he would be playing for next season.

Rather than skip that question, Brady offered silence in response.

Now that’s just mean. Why not just skip that question rather than leave his followers in silence?

Brady is set to be a free agent, and questions have lingered about whether he will return to the New England Patriots. The decision this time around might be up to Bill Belichick, but there are some reasons to believe things may work out in New England.

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