He walked briskly, without a limp or a care in the world, and disappeared out of sight.
A few minutes later, though, the story changed, as wide receiver Wes Welker held court at his own locker, which is across the way from Brady's and forced the media crowd to turn their backs on Brady's locker.
Yet, as Welker was speaking, Brady walked back in toward his locker, and he limped noticeably. He spent extra time putting weight on his left leg while trying to quickly shift weight away from his right leg, which is a significant indication Brady has injured his right foot. That’s important because it's the foot he uses to plant off of while driving forward to make a throw.
It was a calculated move by Brady, who clearly tried to stride with fluidity while he knew the media attention was geared in his direction. That’s the opposite of a guy like Brett Favre, who recently walked into the Vikings locker room during a media session and shouted for the trainer to retrieve him a more comfortable shoe.
