The Tom Brady Panic

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Hunter Thompson

Saturday, September 27. 2008

Patriots fans in a cold-sweat panic and about to abandon ship need to remember the 2004 Superbowl run.

In the first game that year, New England lost to the Buffalo Bills, 34-0. Tom Brady was sacked a number of times and had one of his worst games ever... statistically, at least. It's hard to be on top of game when you're underneath a laughing defensive end or blitzing safety.

Fast-forward to the regular season finale; New England turns it around and dumps the Bills by an identical 34 to zip whitewash. The game wasn't as close as the score indicated, y'all will recall.

You don't how good or how bad your team is and what's needed to improve your chances until at least game six or eight.

That's when the real season--the playoff push--begins.

Blog from the Future Past has been wrongly accused of using the mere mention of Patriots quarterback Tom Brady as an excuse to include a cheesecake photo of GISELLE BUNDCHEN.

Posted by Bill Lambert in Patriots at 09:39 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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