Quarterback Tom Brady of the New England Patriots sat down for 5 Questions with Game On! Friday. The NFL's reigning MVP weighed in on everything from trash-talking New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan and the NFL labor stalemate to his long hair and teammate Wes Welker's bald spot (Watch video below).  Brady wasn't aware of the latest salvo from Ryan where the Jets coach admits to being jealous of and hating Brady in his upcoming book Play Like You Mean It.  "Look at his life. Actually, look at his wife (Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bundchen)," writes Ryan, whose Jets upset the Pat in the AFC Playoffs. "Every man in America hates Tom Brady, and he should be proud of that."  "Really? He said that?" said Brady with a laugh. "He says a lot. So its hard to keep up with what he's always talking about. Its his style. We had a tough loss to them at the end of the season. It's been a great rivalry since the day I got to the Patriots."  The 3-time Super Bowl champ said he "hated" the Jets on Boston radio station WEEI last year. He's already got his calendar circled for the rematch this season, if there is a season. "We'll be ready for them."  Brady's lead plaintiff in the players union's lawsuit against the NFL. But he skipped the fiery rhetoric and called for a "compromise" between the two sides. Does he think there will be an NFL season?  "I wish I was in control of that. I think there's certainly a lot of hopes. There's certainly been progress made over the last three months. The owners are working hard. The players are working hard. Our leadership is constantly in contact with the other side. There needs to be some resolutions to what the owners want, to what the players want. I'm sure both sides will have to compromise to come to some sort of an agreement."  Brady also liked Pats coach Bill Belichick picking giant tackle Nate Solder in the 1st round of the NFL Draft Friday to protect his blind side. "He looks like a good player."  Brady, who's turn 34 this season, said he plans on "playing for a long time" and winning more Super Bowl rings. "That's the goal every year. That's why I get up for every morning and go to the gym and study the playbook, study the video in the offseason. To try to become a better quarterback. So I can hopefully lead our team to more titles."  Brady is the most high-profile athletic endorser to switch from Nike to Under Armour. Asked why he left the bigger Swoosh in favor of the smaller but up and coming UA, Brady said he's simpatico with Kevin Plank, the former University of Maryland football special teams captain who founded Under Armour.  "I've experience a lot in my 11-year career. At this point, I really wanted to be with someone who fits with who I am and what my beliefs are," he said.  Brady's also thinking about cutting the long locks that have caused such a buzz. That should please teammates like Welker who like to ride him about his Justin Bieber hairdo.  "I think he's a little jealous because he's got a little bald spot on the top of his head," said Brady.  CBS football analyst Boomer Esiason interviewed Brady during the UA Draft Chat even. Taken in context, the 1988 NFL MVP said he understands Ryan's Brady envy.  "Who has a better life than Tom Brady?" asked Esiason. "Three-time Super Bowl champion. Season MVP. Super Bowl MVP. Married to maybe one of the most beautiful women in the history of the human race. He's got things pretty much on lockdown."  See photos of: New England Patriots, New York Jets, Tom Brady, Bill Belichick
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