The Boston Herald reported on Tuesday that team spokesperson Stacey James has informed them that Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will not be a participant in tomorrow's OTA (Organized Team Activities) session that will be viewed by the media.
James told the newspaper that this week's OTA's were geared toward the younger players and newcomers to give them a chance to get everyone on the same page. However, next week, the full squad will be involved, including Brady. It will be a much anticipated session as Brady hasn't been seen doing live football drills since he underwent reconstructive left knee surgery back on Oct. 6th of 2008.
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