New England Patriots Blog | ESPN Boston FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Patriots wide receiver Danny Amendola got a head start on his work with quarterback Tom Brady this offseason, as the two convened in Southern California to take part in workouts at USC. They're back at it in a more formal setting now, as the second day of OTAs took place on Tuesday and the media was allowed to watch the roughly-90-minute session. It didn't take long for Amendola to recognize the type of talent he was working with when catching balls from Brady.
New England Patriots 7 hours agoBoston Globe By Zuri Berry, Boston.com Staff FOXBOROUGH – Don't expect to glean any knowledge from the Patriots' second day of organized team activities – the first one that was open to the media for observation. Tom Brady spent a majority of...
New England Patriots 8 hours agoIt Is What It Is | WEEI FOXBORO — The Patriots wrapped up a relatively quick OTA session on the fields behind Gillette Stadium a little while ago. With the understanding it’s tough to make any sweeping generalizations about where players are at this time of year because no one was wearing numbers and it was a relatively low-intensity session, here are [...]
9 hours agoThe Point After | Boston Herald Tom Brady was the subject of Peter King's lead item in his "Monday Morning Quarterback" on SI.com today. Brady and King usually have a pre-minicamp chat and this one focused on how well the Patriots quarterback was feeling about throwing the football, thanks to the work he's done with throwing coach Tom House, who's he's been with now for the past year.
New England Patriots May 20, 2013The Huddle New England Patriots QB Tom Brady started working with former major league pitcher and quarterback tutor Tom House this offseason, and Brady feels his mechanics are better than ever. "The same way Tom Martinez was always there to watch and give me corrections, Tom House has told me why certain corrections need to be made," Brady said. "Look at a baseball swing and a golf swing. It's all mechanics. Look at how Barry Bonds swings. Look at how Floyd Mayweather punches. Mechanics. When you've got to fit it into the tightest windows, mechanics are crucial." Huddle Up: Just what the rest of the NFL...
May 20, 2013KFFL Updating a previous report, New England Patriots QB Tom Brady started working with former major ...
May 20, 2013KFFL New England Patriots QB Tom Brady said he is more confident with his arm and ...
May 20, 2013
Cincy Jungle Every Bengals fan knows that Andy Dalton isn't Tom Brady, Peyton Manning or Aaron Rodgers. They also know that, right now, the third-year signal caller isn't Drew Brees, Matt Ryan or even Eli Manning. However, he has played well enough for the Bengals to go to the playoffs two years in a row and he is about where Joe Flacco was at this point in his career. While some have given up on him for one reason or another, it's fair to say there's still hope Dalton can take the Bengals to the Super Bowl -- with the help of the offensive talent around him and a strong defense, of course. NFL.com...
Cincinnati Bengals May 20, 2013Extra Points | Boston Globe Tom Brady is entering his 14 season in the NFL but said that despite his age he's more sure of his abilities than ever.
New England Patriots May 20, 2013
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1 hour agoPromo ArticleIt Is What It Is | WEEI Tom Brady told Peter King of SI.com that, “Going into my 14th year, I have never had more confidence in how I am throwing the football. I’ve never felt better throwing the football.” Speaking with King for this week’s edition of Monday Morning Quarterback, the Patriots quarterback talked about a wide range of topics, including [...]
May 19, 2013New England Patriots Blog | ESPN Boston Patriots quarterback Tom Brady leads off Peter King's "Monday Morning Quarterback" piece on SI.com, with King speaking to Brady about his offseason and also his charity of choice, Best Buddies. Brady tells King: "Going into my 14th year, I have never had more confidence in how I am throwing the football. I've never felt better throwing the football." Brady details some of the work he's done with throwing coach Tom House, and how he's developed a quick rapport with House.
New England Patriots May 19, 2013Patriots Gab New Era, the official on-field headwear of the National Football League, is teaming up with the NFL to launch the Back to Football Photo Day contest. So what this means is that Patriots fans will now have the chance to join the ranks of Tom Brady to also become THE face of the Pats. The contest, [...]
New England Patriots May 15, 2013
Behind the Steel Curtain Steelers free safety Ryan Clark finished up his media tour this week after creating something of a stir by mentioning Patriots quarterback Tom Brady "sees ghosts" when pressured. That's when you know there isn't much else going on. Ryan Clark shows Brady respect...sort of Is Tom Brady the "greatest living American" like Ryan Clark suggested he is? It's an interesting statement to make, considering the timing, but one that is neither shocking (not many quarterbacks perform better with a defender in his face) nor controversial. In fact, statements Clark made to Erie Times-News wr...
Pittsburgh Steelers May 12, 2013
Behind the Steel Curtain Evidently, Ryan Clark decided it was time to begin some damage control over his brilliant analysis of Tom Brady, Danny Amendola and the New England Patriots; although he may be over-doing it just a bit. Today on BTSC: Isaiah Green Bell = Forte AFC North Drafting Bengals sign Clay Clark: 'Culture of Money' Clark once again joined ESPN, and this time he was asked who the toughest quarterback in the league was to defend. Clark showed little hesitation, and possibly even a bit of premeditation. In-Depth look at the AFC North Draft BTSC's Rebecca Rollett looks at the draft since 20...
Pittsburgh Steelers May 11, 2013
Bleeding Green Nation Much has been made of the Eagles selection of Matt Barkley in last month's NFL Draft, but one analyst has been especially optimistic about the former Trojan's future in Philadelphia. Former NFL scout Bucky Brooks (who somewhat rivals Brian Baldinger, when it comes to getting ahead of himself) claims that Barkley's situation is similar to that of Patriots three-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback, Tom Brady's entrance into the league. He also believes that the 98th overall pick should and will be the franchise's quarterback of the future. Brooks' logic for the Brady/Barkley comparison i...
Philadelphia Eagles May 10, 2013
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