Just when the Patriots looked like they were ready to take on everything that any team had for them, they must now face the biggest challenge of the season- a win without Wes Welker.
Patriot fans all held their breath on Sunday as receiver Wes Welker was carted to the locker room, in apparent agony, with a towel over his face after seriously injuring his left knee in a game in Houston. continue reading...
News agency Agence France Presse and two photographers sued New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and his wife Gisele Bundchen over an incident in which they allege the couple’s bodyguards fired on the photographers. continue reading...
Quarterback for the New England Patriots, and heartthrob to all expects to be ready for the season opener against Buffalo. continue reading...
From ESPN.com:
Doctors are aggressively fighting an infection in Tom Brady’s surgically repaired left knee. continue reading...
The Patriots announced Monday that Brady, the 2007 NFL Most Valuable Player and arguably the NFL’s most handsome man, will be placed on injured reserve, where despite being no less attractive than before his injury, he will only be partially visible for the rest of the 2008-2009 season. continue reading...
This is HUGE:
The New England Patriots have come back from injuries before, winning three Super Bowls and reaching a fourth despite losing Rodney Harrison, Richard Seymour, Junior Seau and Drew Bledsoe. continue reading...
It could be argued that Randy Moss made Tom Brady’s season easy by opening up the field so much… but when the envelope was opened, the numbers of the QB were too much to be ignored. Tom Brady is the 2007 Offensive Player of the Year.
History will not be on Tom Brady’s side this postseason. Only one quarterback (Joe Montana, 1989 49ers) who has won the AP Offensive Player of the Year award has gone on to capture the Super Bowl title in the same season. All the QBs to take the honor since it’s 1973 inception are below. continue reading...
I’ve been watching the NE Patriots vs. Buffalo Bills game and Randy Moss caught 4 TD passes in the first half alone, tying an NFL record. Clearly, Randy Moss + Tom Brady is adding up to be one of the top duos ever. This begs the question, how good is Tom Brady’s season? Pretty good, but best ever?
Against the Miami Dolphins earlier this year, “Brady finished with these unreal numbers: 21-25, 354 yards, six touchdowns, no interceptions, 158.3 passer rating. The latter number is the highest possible score in the NFL’s passer rating system.” He’s on pace for 60+ TDs… which would smash Peyton Manning’s record, by a mile. continue reading...
