WATCH: Tom Brady offers perfect answer to question about Trump's locker room talk

Brady once said he considered Trump a friend and 'it would be great' if he became president

On Friday, the Washington Post published audio of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump making lewd comments about women back in 2005 when he was a billionaire entertainer. Trump insisted that the remarks were nothing more than "locker room talk."

Athletes around the country quickly and vehemently disagreed with Trump's characterization of what conversations take place in locker rooms. On Wednesday, the question was put to Patriots quarterback Tom Brady who has previously called Trump a friend, and once said "it would be great" if Trump became president.

A special thanks to the guy who asked Tom Brady about Donald Trump locker room talk and the end of his press conference #WBZ#Patriotspic.twitter.com/sCx59IArsw

— Joe Giza (@JoeGiza) October 12, 2016

"Thank you guys, have a good day," was Brady's response. Halfway across the country, the question was put to Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who offered a slightly more substantial response:

Aaron Rodgers on Trump comment: "I haven't heard that kind of conversation in locker room's I've been in...wouldn't be very well received."

— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) October 12, 2016

In marginally related news, back in March, during a rally in Appleton, Wisconsin, Trump admitted that most of what he knew about Rodgers was based on what Brady had told him.

"Tom Brady's a friend of mine," Trump said at the time. "He says you have a great quarterback."