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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I posted the article because people might be looking for news about Brady thinking he would be there.
I heard on PFW in Progress that a guy that went to the coaching clinic at Gillette stadium. He said they showed tape of Brady throwing he said he completed 13 perfect passes ON APRIL 29, 2009. He said Brady looks the same as he did before the injury Alright, Giggity giggity giggity goo!
I heard on PFW in Progress that a guy that went to the coaching clinic at Gillette stadium. He said they showed tape of Brady throwing he said he completed 13 perfect passes ON APRIL 29, 2009. He said Brady looks the same as he did before the injury Alright, Giggity giggity giggity goo!
what? now i'm excited. more details please.
Get ready, NFL.
Tom Brady is back. And if all the indications from this spring are correct, the new Brady should be pretty close, if not identical, to the old Brady who started the 2008 season with a clean bill of health.
According to a source close to Brady, the quarterback has "no restrictions at all" as a result of his reconstructed left knee and is "more than excited" about his progress.
Brady was able to return his normal rehabilitation schedule within "10 days to two weeks" after the follow-up procedures, the source said. That means the quarterback is roughly six months into the rehab process.
"He's full go," the source said Tuesday. A second source confirmed that assessment.
Old friend Albert Breer had the most positive report yet on Brady earlier today on sportingnews.com.
Sorry.... I hadn't seen this posted here, so I gave the Breer article its own thread.
No sweat. You made the right call.Sorry.... I hadn't seen this posted here, so I gave the Breer article its own thread.