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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.He did not seem like his usual self ... was the Charger's defense able to put that much pressure on him?
He did have his bright spots, however.
There were some flat out bad passes. And some where it's tough to know if it was Brady or the receiver. He knows the Cover Two like the back of his hand, though, he should be comfortable next week.
Champ Bailey Syndrome.
He needs a hypnotist.
I still believe he is , psychologically, afraid of a corner stepping in fronot of those sideline routes (short and mid) that he is either overthrowing or throwin way too low. Its a mental block, as I have said, IMO.
Nothing serious, just something that has happened ever since Bailey stepped in front of that pass in the end zone last year.
Since then, Brady has been very, very eratic on those short sideline out patterns. Coincidence? Maybe, but I think not.
I will be glad to help him overcome it.
BB will have a new wrinkle for him of that I am sure.
Next Sunday we will see the BEST of Tom Brady, I have no doubt.
Ugly game for the most part from Tom and we cant have that next week, we need a big game from him. But when we needed it most he stepped up and never looked back!
The Legend of Tom Brady grows...
I seriously can't believe we have a prolific QB on the Patriots! Think back six years and then realize where the Pats are now. It's surreal! I mean, if the pundits pick against the Brady/BB Pats again don't believe them....
He's Joe Montana. He's Roger Staubach.
The man lead them to 11 points in the last 4 minutes. Lets not take this for granted.
This reminds me of a game he had in Buffalo in 2001. He stunk the whole day but when it mattered, he came up big, leading them on a drive to tie the game, and then to win it in OT. Thats when I knew he was great. What matters is that you are great when you have to be.
He has turned Reche Caldwell and Jabar Gaffney into good NFL receivers!
I think people are overthinking this. He was playing a great team. He looked like he was hearing footsteps all game long, and his delivery suffered.
But with about 10 minutes to go, he started to zip the ball like a champion. When he had to be great, he was.
He was SO good in the 4th quarter, that he even knew to throw an interception when an incompletion would have lost the game. Now THAT's greatness. You just can't teach that.