Chiefs What to expect from Pioli: Explaining the "Patriot Way"

Direckshun · 01-15-2009, 07:49 PM

By the way, speaking of the QB.

I remember when Tom Brady had to lead the Patriots on a final scoring drive in the last 30 seconds of last year's Super Bowl.

He obviously wasn't able to do it, but one thing stunned me when he tried.

On that monumental play when the rookie DT for the Giants broke through and planted Brady on his ass for a sack, Brady was literally thrown to the ground and pancaked by this 300 lb. assassin.

Brady immediately sticks his hands up, with the DT still on top of him, and calls a timeout.

That's just outstanding focus and intelligence in the most heated moment imaginable, and it's why he's perhaps the greatest of all time.

01-15-2009, 07:49 PM	#10
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $2033447	By the way, speaking of the QB. I remember when Tom Brady had to lead the Patriots on a final scoring drive in the last 30 seconds of last year's Super Bowl. He obviously wasn't able to do it, but one thing stunned me when he tried. On that monumental play when the rookie DT for the Giants broke through and planted Brady on his ass for a sack, Brady was literally thrown to the ground and pancaked by this 300 lb. assassin. Brady immediately sticks his hands up, with the DT still on top of him, and calls a timeout. That's just outstanding focus and intelligence in the most heated moment imaginable, and it's why he's perhaps the greatest of all time.
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