Snarf

Brady's throws this year are UNFRICKIN believable. Best and most consistent I've ever seen any quarterback ever play.

What on EARTH happened to him?

FarScapeR

Moss? That's just my guess, though.

carolinatony

He finally has Deep Threat to throw to

Bostonian1962

We all finally understand how GREAT the guy is. I mean we already knew it, but let me put it this way.

His number one receiver from last year didn't even make the team this year. He's got the most weapons he's ever had, and the results are staggering.

INCREDIBLE!

DaBruinz

He's HEALTHY. People forget that prior to the start of last season he'd had surgery for a sports hernia.

The announcers stressed during the game that they were impressed about Brady tossing a medicine ball around and how so much of the power of the throw is generated by the core.

Lifer

The man took a team with Reche Caldwell and Jabar Gaffney as his WR's to within a minute of a Championship.
He took teams with Troy Brown, David Patton,Jermaine Wiggins, Deion Branch and David Givens to 3 Super Bowl Titles.
The best QB in the NFL now has weapons he has NEVER had before. Nothing happened to him, hes just the best, and now he can truly show it.

Fencer

He has long been this good except for:

A. The accuracy on his deep throws
B. Occasional brain farts, especially in third quarters with big leads

Three games into the season, it seems both of those are behind him. Let's hope it holds up.

Moss, of course, makes a huge difference on A. I hope the experience of losing a playoff game two years running makes a difference on B.

patsox23

Exactly. I think it's true that he's healthier than he's been in awhile, but Moss and Welker are possibly THE best at the roles they play, and the ripple effect is astonishing and encompassing. Also, the OL has played together for awhile now (Neal's injury notwithstanding) and I gotta think that's been helpful, too, given how much time and room #12 has to throw.

upstater1

And many of us have been making the case for a long time that accurate deep throws are largely the result of having a WR who ca track down the long ball. I saw multiple times last year when Gaffney and Caldwell would get bumped off their route just a hair while the ball was in the air. A single wrong little move can make it look like you are 5 to 10 yards off your intended target.

If you ever watched the QB skills competition you'd see even the best QBs have a very hard time hitting a target way downfield. It's a very hard thing to do. You need WRs who can adjust to the ball.

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