The Dallas Cowboys aren't pleased with defensive end Greg Hardy for his remarks about Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's wife. “Well we just addressed it immediately,” Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. “That’s not how we want to operate as an organization, players and coaches in our organization understand that. We want to distinguish ourselves with our play, not with what we say. We define ourselves by what we do, not by what we say. Greg understands that now and that’s how we’re going (inaudible) going forward.” Hardy made comments about Brady’s wife, Gisele Bundchen. “I love seeing Tom Brady, he’s cool,” Hardy said. “Have you seen his wife? I hope she comes to the game; I hope her sister comes to the game, all her friends come to the game. One of my favorite games of the year, guys.” Hardy apparently got it why Garrett had a problem with his remarks. “Yeah, he’s very receptive, very respectful, appreciated my comments,” Garrett said. “Hopefully he’ll handle it the right way going forward.” Hardy served a suspension for his domestic violence incident. "He’s obviously made a couple decisions that you’d rather him make a better decision," Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones said.. He’s under a microscope. He’s got to understand that. He’s a Dallas Cowboy and he came in here under some less than perfect conditions and a lot is expected, so I think he’s going to learn and do better as we move forward.”

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