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My head is going to explode, sick of sports scribes in Boston trying to frame this from a different angle so they can somehow blame Brady for something, anything.. this is a classic.
Guess he never noticed that most very good, great quarterbacks have a lot of self confidence(arrogance) and Brady did not cause this overreaction..
I grew up with Gammons, Montville and McDonough and pity the generation who will have to put up with this generation of sportswriter..
John Harbaugh is a whining crybaby, a sore loser, and a bald-faced liar, and that somehow is Brady's fault??
http://www.boston.com/sports/footba...KLpCXVBWWBM/story.html?p1=well_Sports_main_hp
Guess he never noticed that most very good, great quarterbacks have a lot of self confidence(arrogance) and Brady did not cause this overreaction..
I grew up with Gammons, Montville and McDonough and pity the generation who will have to put up with this generation of sportswriter..
John Harbaugh is a whining crybaby, a sore loser, and a bald-faced liar, and that somehow is Brady's fault??
http://www.boston.com/sports/footba...KLpCXVBWWBM/story.html?p1=well_Sports_main_hp
Others might tell you that honor falls on the New England Patriots, who preach teamwork and common goal, as their quarterback fights to have his good name re-instituted and his four-game suspension wiped out, ultimately putting his team in limbo in not knowing who its quarterback will be for Week One against the Pittsburgh Steelers, not to mention the three games that follow.
“No one player or group of players is bigger than the team or the organization.”
Turns out the most damaging hot air released in this whole charade may have come from Tom Brady himself.