PATRIOTSFANINPA

Good article and pretty much sums up my sentiments for those pansies who are concerned about Tom not having interest in the game anymore or why he has not led his team on his very own presence to any Super Bowl championships lately.

What's wrong with Mr. Patriot, Brady? Nothing at all - NFL - CBSSports.com Football

__________________

To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

Ryan

Well that was a breath of fresh air. Now if more people would actually think before writing their articles like Judge did, the world would be a better place.

Brady is fine and I'm not worried about his level of play or his desire in the least bit. As for the contract stuff, not seriously worried about that either but I'd like to see him signed sooner rather than later as I'm sure most (or all) of us would.

NYCPatsFan

Thanks. Maybe we should fwd this to the NESN reporter (local one, for godsake!!).

PATRIOTSFANINPA

I think for Brady's physical sake as well as his offenses sake that he would like to see Mankins get his contract signed BEFORE he does,it will help his team and keep him upright more - It appears sometimes that Mankins is the only OL who constantly keeps the pressure off of Brady's backside.

Brady won't need a contract extension if a Mankins-less line helps get him demolished all season,he will need medical aid first.

__________________

To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

MassPats38

Anyone who truly questions Brady's desire to play is living proof of the adage "common sense is not so common." Judge kindly points out what should be obvious to anyone.

reflexblue

He does look like hes lost a lot of weight in his xfinity commercial though.

__________________
S.H.E.S.
I Likes Spikes.

QB12

Not to hijack the thread, but Justin Tuck says hello.

Calciumee

So that is what talking sense is

__________________

efin98

Nice on the money article...amazing what some logic can do to calm the over-zealousness that runs rampant in the search for blame.

__________________
"As long as we have Belichick, I always think that we're going to be just fine."...Tom Brady, in reference to his coach.

“It is what it is, but it ain’t what you think.”...Brandon Spikes

KontradictioN

Eh, it seems every offseason there is talk about whether or not Brady has "lost it". It happened after 2005 (after the Pats lost to the Broncos), 2006 (when he knocked up Moynahan and the "Hollywood" talk officially started), 2007 (that he was burned out with the game), 2008 (that he'll never be the same after the knee injury and how Gisele was ruining his career all by herself, TMZ appearances, etc.), and now again in 2009 (Hollywood, staying out on the West Coast instead of lifting weights in Foxboro, lack of a new contract). This doom and gloom talk around Brady is really nothing new. We've had offseason threads on it for the past four years and I guarantee you we will have more next offseason.

__________________

To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.


CREDIT - Sicilian