Tom Brady Has Some Pretty Intriguing Matchups In 2020 -- And One Really Interesting One In 2021
Tom Brady is leaving the Patriots, giving New England football fans even more football to pay attention to in 2020.
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Tom Brady is leaving the Patriots, giving New England football fans even more football to pay attention to in 2020.
There's a quarterback north of 40 who's returning to the NFL in 2020 and has no intentions of changing teams or exploring the free-agent market. And he's got some thoughts about the local quarterback who's in a similar but different situation.
Cross one name off the quarterback carousel of 2020. Drew Brees is staying put.
Tom Brady's future? Undetermined. Drew Brees' future? Unknown. That situation may have both Sean Payton and Bill Belichick trying to predict the other's moves heading into free agency.
Drew Brees turned 41 years old this month. Not many quarterbacks in history have continued playing in the NFL through age 41. But, well, times are a-changing.
Tom Brady's ascent in the record books continues. But he's got some company.
We're all going to have to stop referencing passer rating. Drew Brees' record-setting Monday night was the last straw.
Saints quarterback Drew Brees has become the NFL's all-time leader in touchdown passes, breaking Peyton Manning's record. Now, Tom Brady has a crack at the record as well.
The Drew Brees-led Saints should overpower a Panthers team reliant on the rushing of Christian McCaffrey and desperate to stay in the playoff race.
Another Sunday, another historical accolade for Tom Brady.
This weekend could -- and should -- be a lot more enjoyable for everybody involved with that Patriots offense, and it could be yet another historic afternoon for the 42-year-old quarterback.
The shelving of Drew Brees due to a thumb injury was certain to open the door for Tom Brady to make some moves on the all-time regular season passing record leaderboards. It did not take long for Brady to make his move.
A side effect of the Brees injury though has little to do with the Saints or this season. It involves the active race taking place atop the all-time passing leaderboards between Brees and Tom Brady.
Sometimes, officiating in the NFL is extremely difficult to do. Other times, it's quite easy.
The Los Angeles Rams have punched their ticket to Super Bowl LIII. Next stop: Atlanta.
Championship Sunday in the NFL features two young gun quarterbacks vs. the old guard. History stands on the side of the old guys.
Football fans have had nearly 20 years to purchase a Tom Brady jersey, but that didn't stop the Patriots' quarterback from leading all NFL players in jersey sales in 2018.
Tom Brady can now lay claim to being the NFL's all-time leading passer. Sort of. Let's explain.
The Rams entered New Orleans with a pristine 8-0 record. They left the Superdome with their first loss of the season.
It's probably a good time to just go ahead and make some picks for Week 4.
Here's a look at where Brady currently stands on some all-time passing lists, which should provide an idea of what kind of movement he can make this upcoming season.
There are several notable players that could become unrestricted free agents come March 14th, including several big-name quarterbacks.
Tom Brady is so much better at winning playoff games than anybody else that we had to write it all down.
The Patriots disappointed in the season opener last week, but were able to bounce back in Week 2 with a big win over the Saints.
One scored on five of its eight series. The other produced 27 points by the end of the third quarter, practically matching its per game average from the previous season.