1) What a great problem to have.
2) The man is not a child with sitcom emotions.
3) Tom and Matt are good friends and it'd be a great situation for Matt going into free agency.
4) We haven't even played game 2.
5) Posters on this board listen to way too much talk radio or something.
Guys, we still have life this season. After suffering a horrible death in the Super Bowl, I can't think of anything better than the chance to still win a championship in '08. We still have it. The odds are against us, but they don't need to be in our favor to win.
I would think it would be both. He would be proud of Cassell and the rest of his teamates but he will feel left out having not been playing. If you ask what feeling would be stronger than from what I know and percieve of Tom I would think he would be more proud than left out.
Why can't it be both? Or why can't it be none of the above?
I'd be willing to put money that, once Tom's surgery is done and he's back up walking around, he'll be an intergral part of the team preparation. He can't physically partake in a practice, but he can be there for Cassel to bounce ideas off of.
Brady can also do a lot of film study with Cassel to continue to help Cassel develop.
If the Patriots make it to the SB, my bet is that Tom Brady is, at the very least, in the owners box with Kraft. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised to see him down on the sidelines during that game.
Cassel is a UFA. The trading deadline is October 14th. Unless the Pats put the transistion tag on Cassel or give him an extension, he's gone at the end of the year. And the Patriots, at most, would get a 3rd round compensatory pick in the 2010 draft.
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