On Saturday night against the Tennessee Titans, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will take the field for his 35th career postseason football game while seeking his 26th victory.
Over his social media earlier this week, Brady shared yet another mysterious but inspirational quote as a buildup to the game that read “Fate whispers to the warrior, ‘You cannot withstand the storm.’ The warrior whispers back, ‘I am the storm” by an unknown author and to the backdrop of a photograph from the fog game he played in against the Atlanta Falcons earlier this season.
For those who follow Brady closely online, they’ll understand how frequently he’ll share posts that contain deep thoughts to them, such as the poem about trees before the Steelers game.
Whatever the meaning behind the posts are, the Titans will have to put forth their best effort all year to weather the storm in Foxboro.
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