Here Are Tom Brady's Best Throws From Playoff Win Over Washington
43-year-old Tom Brady threw for 381 yards in his firs playoff game with Tampa.
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43-year-old Tom Brady threw for 381 yards in his firs playoff game with Tampa.
If some folks are tired of hearing about Tom Brady's age, they were reminded on Saturday night that what Brady is doing is simply not human.
Tom Brady is 43 years old. Tom Brady is still slinging touchdown passes in the NFL playoffs.
With a certain quarterback named Tom set to embark on the postseason for the 18th time in his ridiculous career, some lines are being drawn in the sand.
It's playoff time. Let's make some picks.
Every defensive player in the NFL wants to put a hit on Tom Brady. The quarterback believes it's an even bigger desire for former Ohio State Buckeyes.
Tom Brady is coming back to Foxboro. He'll just be on a different sideline.
Compared to his own career, Tom Brady played rather well in 2020. And compared to everyone else who's tried to play at that age? It's really no comparison.
Tom Brady is 43 years old, several years older than the expiration date for just about every quarterback in football history. Based on his 2020 performance, you'd never know it.
Tom Brady can cash in if he remains top five in the NFL for passing yards as the season comes to a close.
If there's one area where Tom Brady has been an abject failure, a complete and total loser, a bumbling bozo, a real BLOCKHEAD, it's been in playoff games against the New York (football) Giants.
Julian Edelman likely won't play again in 2020. If his career with the Patriots is over, it should only be remembered for its greatness.
Tom Brady. Bill Belichick. A classic cinematic love story? According to one Monday Night Football graphic, that's a connection that had to be made. Apparently.
Tom Brady's dominant performance against the Lions was incredibly impressive, regardless of the low quality of the opponent. Here's exactly why.
Brady. Gronk. A tale as old as time. And Brady now owns a piece of Tampa Bay history.
Oh, the football is magnificent this week! Let's look around the league before jumping into the Week 16 picks.
Tom Brady has some quick Twitter hands. And he does not like the Indianapolis Colts.
Tom Brady was given the opportunity to gloat on Sunday. Unsurprisingly, he didn't take it.
Oh no. Tom Brady has done it again to the Atlanta Falcons.
The trio of longtime AFC East losers finally emerged from that dark tunnel, with Brady bouncing for Tampa and with Bill Belichick's offense looking undermanned and overmatched on a weekly basis. And the rewards have been instantaneous.
Tom Brady reached a milestone he hadn't touched for the past two seasons.
For most Americans, playing golf during the pandemic has been a rare leisure event that's been possible to partake in while still socially distancing. NFL players, however, don't have that luxury. Not even the GOAT.
The descent to this place was gradual, but it's nevertheless startling to see the Patriots as a middling team in the middle of December.
The Patriots lost their seventh game of the season on Thursday night. That is a sentence that has not been written in a very, very long time.
Some folks are done with Cam Newton. They're ready for Jarrett Stidham. Whatever Bill Belichick does, it won't make a difference.
