Never underestimate the heart of a champion…

Don't know if you meant to throw a tribute to Rudy T with your title, but I like it anyway.

Those who doubted Brady should be ashamed of themselves the guys heart is what makes him great

There's no QB I'd rather have at the helm than Tom Brady. Even though he's a x3 SB winner, I get the sense that he still sees himself as that 199# pick, and that chip on his shoulder has never disappeared... He's the kind of guy who says "It's over when I say it is", and I admire him so much for that attribute.

"Legitimate MVP candidate" is complete hyperbole (Brady's game today would be Rivers' worst game of the season) but I'm also not really sure it should be expected. He's played well the last two weeks for certain.

Tom Brady is quite simply the greatest QB of all times.

primetime said:

"Legitimate MVP candidate" is complete hyperbole (Brady's game today would be Rivers' worst game of the season) but I'm also not really sure it should be expected. He's played well the last two weeks for certain.

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Your a complete hyperbole.

If you doubted Brady then i'm not sure you can call yourself a Patriots fan as far as i'm concerned. You could legitimately question Bill because some of his decisions personnel wise have been absolutely mind numbing but Tom has done nothing but be great from day 1.

Enjoy him while you can.

Tom Brady's second half stats: 15-for-17, 274 yards, 3 TDs

wow

Mark12 said:

Tom Brady's second half stats: 15-for-17, 274 yards, 3 TDs

wow

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The dude is just amazing. He isn't human, the dude is just a freakin animal on the football field.

Mark12 said:

Tom Brady's second half stats: 15-for-17, 274 yards, 3 TDs

wow

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Pure greatness especially knowing how bad (except for Revis) you're D is playing and in that noise cauldron too.

Brady6 said:

The MVP is not strictly based on stats, it is about who is the most valuable player to his team.

On the hyperbole subject, suggesting that today’s game by Brady would be Rivers worst certainly fits that bill. Brady had a 139 QB rating today, Rivers high is 131 this season, and Rivers has 1 game with 300 yards passing, so like I said complete hyperbole, Rivers has played well no doubt but hardly to the level you suggest.

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The MVP only goes to "who is the most valuable player to his team" in your imagination (and even if it did, it still wouldn't be Brady right now).

Rivers has been the best QB in the NFL this year. Aside from this and last week, Brady has been average to bad. Look, he's had two good to great games, but he's not an MVP candidate. Not even close.

PatsBoy12 said:

Don't know if you meant to throw a tribute to Rudy T with your title, but I like it anyway.

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I saw that. Rudy T's quote was, "Don't ever underestimate the heart of a champion."

Mark12 said:

Tom Brady's second half stats: 15-for-17, 274 yards, 3 TDs

wow

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With a line that was holding and still couldn't keep him clean.

ArchAngel007 said:

Those who doubted Brady should be ashamed of themselves the guys heart is what makes him great

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And yet some here after KC wanted and talked about Jimmy G......those people look like complete idiots and i remember some of those names...

Brady should of been MVP last year.

I agree Rivers still has it locked down now but after today Brady has entered the race

Not only does Brady do more with less, he gets every team's best shot when we play them. Every team gauges where they stand by how well they do against the Pats.

I doubted him. Today he was brilliant. I fear we'll see the other Brady again before American Thanksgiving.

(1) amazing, amazing player (2) the most valuable Patriots player ever (3) a champion with an exceptional winning percentage. How can you not love him ? But to say that he hasn't shown uncharacteristic inaccuracy early this season is just illogical. He has missed passes badly. Unlike other seasons. Great player, glad he is playing better. Still not the Brady of 2004. Which is fine - if everyone (especially the D) steps up their game.

I NEVER had a doubt about Brady. All I ever said was give him legit receivers and keep him for most part upright to get a rhytym. Haters and Mediots were fast to judge that Brady was done, on his way out, QB controversy, lost his accuracy, can't throw more than 5 yards etc etc etc....
Keep doubting Brady and this Team and thats when we're at our best.

That KC game was a blessing in desguise, it woke up Brady and installed 2 TE system with confidence to include Wright, LaFell Playing like we expected and now Tyms with glimpses in pre-season able to be a deep threat (See his TD today, I guess Brady lost his accuracy long ball touch) last but not least Edelman who was Brady's go to guy can now have a balanced air attack with many formations & options.