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Beginning on Saturday, Tom Brady had some more fun on his Facebook page. He posted this gem to fire up Patriots fans.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter explained how the Jacksonville Jaguars helped the Patriots dynasty continue.

In 2009, Jags traded 7th + 2nd-rd picks to Patriots for 3rd-rd pick to draft CB Derek Cox. Pats parlayed those 2 picks into Edelman + Gronk.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 27, 2015

By gametime, a recurring but (albeit odd) ritual was shared when Brady gave owner Robert Kraft a lucky kiss during pregame.

https://twitter.com/steelzack1/status/648314196875153408

There was a time not too long ago it appeared Tom Brady wouldn’t be able to play for the first four games of the season. Luckily for Patriots fans that wasn’t the case as the future Hall of Fame Quarterback further cemented his legacy and resume by throwing career touchdown pass number 400 to Danny Amendola during the Patriots 51-17 rout of the Jaguars on Sunday.

Many fans first noted after the score, Amendola accidentally handed the historic ball to a fan in the stands.

When asked after the game Brady replied, “I don’t care. It’s just a ball.”

Amendola: "I didn't realize it until I was halfway back to the sidelines that I gave tthe 400 ball away."

— Christopher Price (@cpriceglobe) September 27, 2015

The ball Tom Brady threw to Danny Amendola for his 400th career TD pass was retrieved and will be on display at The Hall on Monday.

— The Hall presented by RTX (@TheHall) September 28, 2015

ESPN SportsNation poked one (hopefully final) jab at the courtroom sketch of Brady using some basic Photoshop skills as SportsCenter shared the elite company he joined in the 400 Touchdown club.

https://twitter.com/SportsNation/status/648217543052795904

With his 400th career TD, Tom Brady joins elite company:

– Peyton Manning: 533
– Brett Favre: 508
– Dan Marino: 420
– Tom Brady: 400

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) September 27, 2015

Wide Receiever Brandon LaFell, who is still sidelined with a foot injury, showed his teammate some love from the seats.

#TomBrady #TomBrady #TomBrady

— Jody Breeze (@Blafell1) September 27, 2015

The Patriots official Snapchat paid tribute to the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) by sending out this picture to their followers during Brady’s postgame press conference.