And that's when the two-time Super Bowl MVP plans to prove that, despite all the trappings of his success, he has not gone soft.
"I'm a believer that talk is real cheap," Brady said this summer. "I know it looks glamorous at times, but I think what I enjoy the most is playing football and being with my family, and those are the kind of things that I do. I'm excited to go out there and compete."
Um, have I mentioned that I kinda love him?
Vinnay scoffs at the idea of Brady taking snaps against Philly's third stringers, but the Riots don't play football scared. We play football. If Brady's game, I hope Belichick puts him in there. The Pats have gone through some changes in the off-season, but the core men assigned to protect Tom remain unchanged: Mankins, Light, Neal, Kaczur, Coppen. On the other hand, those were the men protecting him on 9/3/08. Groan.
Above all things, I trust in Belichick, though. So, um, whatever happens, is good with me. I don't even think I can see the game in NYC, anyway...boo.
GO PATS, CRUUUUUUSSHHHHHHHHHHHHH THOSE BIRDS!
Wow, you've finally stopped calling them the 'Riots . . . awesome.
ReplyDeleteNo, but I have now also started calling them the Pats.
ReplyDeletequestion: if you get caught cheating at poker, doesn't that mean you get banished from the crack house? Why don't these rules apply to the Patriots?
ReplyDeleteWell, wait...is the person caught cheating superhot? Cause then I'm not so sure about any banning. The Patriots were sanctioned by the league and everyone has moved on.
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