Some somber perspective on Brady's injury

[RayClay]

http://community.foxsports.com/blog...Street_Credits_NFL_Report_Regular_Season_Week


thats depressing...

LOL. Is street cred his real name?

He's a QB not a RB or WR.

He's not a runner anyway. That's horsepoop from an authority without a name.

 

[SammyBlueCat]

One can not rule out how motivated (or not motivated) a players is to rehab. Perhaps a guy Culpepper does not have the fire in the belly.

 

[ScottieC]

http://community.foxsports.com/blog...Street_Credits_NFL_Report_Regular_Season_Week


thats depressing...

If Brady was a mobile QB that had to scramble than a lot of that would ring true - He's not.

If Brady's plant leg was affected by this then I would worry a little more - It's not.

If Brady was anyone other than Tom Freakin' Brady I would be concerned - He's not.

Get ready for 12 months of THAT same type of sh!t being written.

Get ready for Tom to relish in those comments and come back pissed off.

 

[blackglass3]

People seem to forget what Tom Brady is like. This is the guy that got p!ssed off after a false start by his offensive line...WHEN WE WERE UP BY 40 POINTS.

I wouldn't be suprised if he broke his records next year. He's just that type of guy.

 

[dhamz]

Since we have no idea what the injury really is or how bad it is (1 ligament or multiple, cartilage damage or not), how can anyone make a realistic prediction on how Brady comes back from this? And we likely won't know for a year.

Oh sure, we'll hear reports in the offseason about his progress. I could write them now (ahead of schedule, stronger than before, etc) because every player coming back from a major knee surgery always has that written about him. Sometimes it is true, sometimes not. Until he is back on the field which probably is game 1 next season, we won't know.