Interesting Brady story

[steve B]

Neat article about Brady and one of the Broncos players. And the second similar article I've seen recently. As fans, I think we should look to follow this sort of attitude, if he can be encouraging to an opponent after what must have been a tough loss it should be easier for us - hey, we didn't get clobbered by big guys however many times it was in a couple hours http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/...oD5?li=BBnb7Kz

I've mentioned a few times about the really great players making everyone around them better, and this is the sort of thing I mean.

The other story was about how he paid bonuses to practice squad guys who intercepted him. (Followed a few days later by one about the dolphins QB telling a practice squad guy to enjoy his practice squad job and pay after an interception)

Steve B

[Peter_Spaeth]

On last night's news there was some talk about the speculation about what Bill B. had said to Manning after the game, as they were together talking for a few moments. Of course someone asked him at the press conference, and of course he gave the reporter a death stare and said he wouldn't discuss it.

[TUM301]

Nobody roots for Goliath, a famous player once said. Brady and Belichick are both pulling for a Denver victory and deep down have very much enjoyed all the battles against Manning through the years. Has to be manning`s last run, as far as the Pats go, player`s ages free agents and $$$$ wise this is the best shape they`ve been in for many years !

[clydepepper]

Marsha, Marsha, Marsha
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[steve B]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

On last night's news there was some talk about the speculation about what Bill B. had said to Manning after the game, as they were together talking for a few moments. Of course someone asked him at the press conference, and of course he gave the reporter a death stare and said he wouldn't discuss it.

Looks like a lot of people wanted to hear that, released a few days ago.
They didn't catch most of Bellichicks comments, but it's still interesting.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-...bill-belichick

Steve B