By Field Level Media Rory McIlroy isn't a fan of the notion that United States captain Keegan Bradley could select himself for his 12-member Ryder Cup team. That's nothing against Bradley as a competitor,

Rory McIlroy has said he does not think that it is possible to be a playing captain for the Ryder Cup and rejected the idea of being a future one. It is a dilemma faced by United States captain Keegan Bradley, who is 10th on the qualification list for the 12-man team in a month’s time.

Rory McIlroy has spent much of the last decade as the emotional leader and constant on Europe’s Ryder Cup teams, making his future as a captain an inevitability. He said on Wednesday, however, that it will not be until he’s done as a player.