Brady's dad chimes in

[SVN]

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/reiss_pieces/2008/09/brady_sr_touche.html

this thing has taken a life of its own.

 

[patchick]

Re: Bradyś dad chimes in

“He did tell us that he had stress on the bone, and that’s why he wore a [protective] boot for a day – one day,” Brady Sr. said

No, no. Doesn't he read this board? If so, he'd know that the protective boot was planted in Brady's locker as part of a vast, diabolical plot to lure the Herald into publishing misinformation.

 

[Fencer]

Re: Bradyś dad chimes in

That guy loves being quoted about his son.

 

[tombonneau]

Re: Bradyś dad chimes in

With that sort of strict confidence, I'm sure Brady shares every little injury detail with his old man ...

 

[Truck]

Re: Bradyś dad chimes in

That guy loves being quoted about his son.

I'm sure he gets alot of questions about his son; but if your son was tom brady you'd also be happy to talk about him. Its not like he's spewing negative stuff or gossip (like the lohan dad).

 

[ginachen]

ok, so does that mean Tom has a "stress fractured" not a cracked bone?

sorry my english is not very good

 

[blackglass3]

While we're at it, how does one get to the point where they are "champing" at the bit?

 

[Zeke_Mowatt]

While we're at it, how does one get to the point where they are "champing" at the bit?

Um, by using the proper terminology for being "rarin' to go"? Champing, while oft overlooked, is the proper word for the phrase. Chomping is like saying "All the sudden"...

 

[D-cleater]

ok, so does that mean Tom has a "stress fractured" not a cracked bone?

sorry my english is not very good

Your English is fine... you are seeing the truth through all of the vagaries

 

[MoLewisrocks]

Re: Bradyś dad chimes in

“He did tell us that he had stress on the bone, and that’s why he wore a [protective] boot for a day – one day,” Brady Sr. said

No, no. Doesn't he read this board? If so, he'd know that the protective boot was planted in Brady's locker as part of a vast, diabolical plot to lure the Herald into publishing misinformation.

"He also believes that “if there was a broken bone in his foot, they wouldn’t have him doing agility drills.”

Stupid old geezer, based on what...common sense???

This really sounds more and more like what we heard about the situation at the time - some camp ox lands on his foot, it hurts, they send him for a quick MRI that at first glance looks like it might hint at a slight crack or stress fracture but on further evaluation by experts in such matters they determine it's just a deep (though still somewhat painful and a little slow to heal if you've had 'em) bone bruise.