It's time to move on from Brady. The team doesn't have the money and cap space to put the WEAPONZ around Brady that he so clearly needs. He can no longer score 3 or 4 touchdowns a game unless he has a good tight end, a league best offensive line, a power running game, and multiple inside the #s receiving threats. Brady accomplished all of that (3-4 tds/game) with similar or lesser WEAPONZ in 2013. Brady is no longer the quarterback who makes others around him better. Gone are the days when Brady takes a little known Wes Welker and turns him into a household name and perennial pro bowler. Gone are the days when Brady takes an undrafted FA NYJ castaway from Chadron State and makes him one of the best third down backs in the league. Gone are the days when Tom Brady takes a Brandon LaFell and the receiver puts up career-best stats. Gone are the days when Brady can take a Tim Wright and Wright posts a career high in touchdowns.
We reached the season in which Tom Brady can take a guy like Mohamed Sanu, who had 33 catches in 7 games and caught 78.6% of his targets and averaged 9.48 yards/catch in Atlanta and turn that into 25 catches in 9 games and caught 56.3% of his targets and averaged 6.94 yards/catch (a career low).
It is clear he is sick of Belichick and the way the coach operates the team. Good luck Tom, you are the greatest of all time, but your time here has run its course. Brady's pouting and grousing after victories was off putting and I'm sure his teammates did not appreciate it. Brady cost the team the game with his atrocious interception (if he doesn't throw that pick Miami isn't in the position to win w game ending drive) and does Brady talk about that boneheaded throw after the game? "It was just a bad throw." What? That's all you can say? How bout talking about how as the leader of the team you can't just GIVE THE BALL AWAY to the other team, especially when you've been below league average in just about every category as a quarterback?
