Facing Patriots Was Not Fun For Tom Brady, But His Favorite Part Was Seeing His Former Teammates
Tom Brady did not enjoy facing his former team, but was happy that he got to see a lot of favorite people in his return to New England.
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Tom Brady did not enjoy facing his former team, but was happy that he got to see a lot of favorite people in his return to New England.
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Very rarely over the course of his 14-year career has one of his mistakes been in the spotlight in a negative fashion. But an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on Slater for not immediately returning to the field of play after getting blocked out of bounds ultimately negated what would have been a game-changing play in the Patriots' favor.
After going against each other for the first time ever on Sunday night, Tom Brady and Bill Belichick finally had the in-person chat that was nearly two years in the making.
It remains impossible to properly process the things that Tom Brady's doing at his age. That's just one of the many leftover thoughts from that wild Sunday night game between the Pats and Bucs.
Kathy Schwartz from Ashland said she was surprised by her viral fame as Tom Brady returned to Gillette Stadium for his first time.
"Yeah, well, I don't think any of us are surprised by that type of media coverage," Belichick said. "I mean, I don't think I've ever even talked to the guy. So I don't know -- you'd have to ask him what his great sources are. I'm not sure."
Antonio Brown's time with the Patriots was brief. But it left a mark.
Mac Jones went toe-to-toe with the greatest quarterback to ever play the game on Sunday and, in many ways, outperformed Tom Brady on national television. But after the loss, the young QB said there are no moral victories, and the Patriots need to continue to work to get better.
It wasn't a total loss for the home team, as young quarterback Mac Jones acquitted himself quite well.
Tom Brady and Bill Belichick met for a quick hug at midfield after Sunday night's game, but they reportedly had a much longer meeting later in Tampa Bay's locker room.
