The NFL previously left Tom Brady out of the mix of Super Bowl Elite QBs in a Tweet they later deleted, but on Sunday night Brady was front and center in another photo showing the Playoff Picture if the season ended today.
The photo has Brady leading the way in front of other top NFL quarterbacks, with Cincinnati’s Andy Dalton and Carolina’s Cam Newton standing behind him in a photo the league published in a Tweet Sunday night, with the quarterbacks presumably standing in order of their respective teams’ records.
If the season ended right now…
This would be your 2015 playoff picture: https://t.co/Q5eg3BMV5X pic.twitter.com/cP0JVfI8o9
— NFL (@NFL) November 9, 2015
Following Denver’s loss to the Colts on Sunday, New England, Cincinnati and Carolina are the final remaining unbeaten teams left in the NFL heading into Week 10.
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