quarterback didn't need to say everything he thinks about how the NFL has handled the latest domestic violence situation, this time involving kicker , who and . In an interview on Monday Doug McDermott Jersey morning, Brady tiptoed around criticizing the league, but was more than willing to speak out openly on the matter of domestic violence, calling it "a tragedy" and saying he has "no respect" for people who abuse or bully others."I grew up with three sisters and I was very fortunate to learn from a loving father and a loving mother how to treat and respect women," Brady said. "And I have a daughter of my own, and I have no . . . Domestic violence is a horrible i sue. It's a tragedy when it happens. Any type of abuse or bullying of people who can't defend Cassius Stanley Jersey themselves or fight JaKarr Sampson Jersey for themselves, I have no respect for that."The hosts pre sed Brady on his feelings about the league handling the Brown situation, likely because they were curious about Brady's feelings on Brown and being re-signed by the Giants . Juxtaposed with , and it's particularly curious. Brady didn't want to dive into the matter -- he said he just wants to "stay in my lane" -- but did admit he thinks the league "claims to take tough stances" on matters like T.J. Warren Jersey domestic violence."The NFL, they claim to take tough stances, and this is their situation. This is their situation to deal with so I'll let them deal with it," Brady said. "Like I said, I'm very fortunate to grow up with sisters and a mother and I condone no part of that. That is absolutely something I would never be a part of or do. It's just a terrible tragedy." Brady acquitted himself well. He wants to focus on football, but it's a sensitive subject he just can't ignore Justin Holiday Jersey . And slamming the league -- which you have to think he would enjoy doing and might privately have some fiery thoughts on -- wouldn't have been the best look in the world, even it might have been accurate.