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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.Curran has a valid point, Marino's tantrums usually resulted in more dropped balls and negative team chemistry. He never criticized himself nor took criticism to well.
I'm sure this will get nipped in the butt, Brady is his own worst critic, if somethings affecting winning chances, which this almost was, it'll get addressed.
Seems to back what we've seen for the past few years. Brady's changed in a couple of ways, and a lower frustration threshold is one of them.
Of course the media is going to report on this. We'd be all over them if they decided to ignore it, or cover it up. It is interesting stuff.
I've got no problem with the way Curran reported this, and Brady's been getting a bit too blame oriented in the post-play debriefing this year, so I'm glad it happened.
Brady seemed to have an edge to him on the field all game. His tendency to upbraid receivers openly in recent years - a departure from earlier in his career - was in full flower as he went at Deion Branch, Aaron Hernandez and showed disgust with a BenJarvus Green-Ellis drop.
Heated arguments happen on the sideline more than we realize. People made a big deal about a heated discussion between Belichick and McDaniels a few years back. I know that Belichick and Weis have had heated discussions.