Speaking of Brady, he’s spent his whole football career fighting for his spot on the team. Backup QB on an 0-8 JV team as a HS freshman. 7th on the QB depth chart as a freshman at Michigan and sharing reps with Drew Henson his final two years. 4th on the QB depth chart as a Patriots rookie after waiting until the 6th round to hear his name called. Earned the backup role before the end of his rookie season, kept that role the following year when Belichick brought in Damon Huard as competition for the QB2 spot. And we all know the story once Bledsoe went down.
Brady’s steady rise to the top was earned through hard work and honing his craft. Earn the coach’s trust, every day in practice, in training, on the field, and good things will come. Milton thought he was owed his opportunities rather than earning them. That’s why he’s not here anymore. Anyone thinking Milton deserved to challenge for the QB1 spot right away is delusional, and that includes Milton himself.