Tom Brady

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Tom Brady
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Tom Brady (2021)
Position:
Quarterback 		Jersey number:
12
born August 3, 1977 in San Mateo , California
career information
NFL Draft : 2000 / Round: 6 / Pick: 199
College : Michigan
 Teams:
career statistics
Touchdowns thrown – interceptions     624-203
Yards Thrown     84,520
pass attempts     11,317
Arrived Passports     7,263
Passports received in %     64.2
Touchdowns scored     27
Statistics at NFL.com
Statistics at pro-football-reference.com
Career highlights and awards

Thomas Edward Patrick "Tom" Brady, Jr. (born August 3, 1977 in San Mateo , California ) is an American former football player at the position of quarterback . He most recently played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the National Football League (NFL) for two years. Brady was under contract with the New England Patriots from 2000 to 2019 .

He drew in the Super Bowl nine times ( Super Bowl XXXVI , XXXVIII , XXXIX , XLII , XLVI , XLIX , LI , LII and LIII ) with the Patriots and once with Tampa Bay ( LV ). He won seven of them. He was voted Super Bowl MVP five times . He won the Player of the Year award three times (2007, 2010 and 2017). Brady is also the most-winning NFL player of all time by regular-season wins with 243 and overall wins with 278.

Career

early years

Brady often attended San Francisco 49ers games with his father when he was young, so then quarterback Joe Montana became Brady's idol and role model. He attended Junípero Serra High School in San Mateo, where he played baseball at the catcher 's position , as well as basketball and football. In 1995, the Montreal Expos baseball team wanted to sign him , but he decided to pursue a career in football.

college

Brady studied at the University of Michigan and played there in the first two years only as a substitute on the university football team , the Michigan Wolverines . In his third year, he competed with Drew Henson for the starting quarterback position . Brady prevailed and was able to play his last two years in Michigan as the first quarterback under head coach Lloyd Carr . In his first season as a starter, he set the records for most pass attempts (350) and most complete passes (214). He was selected to the Big Ten Conference All-Star team in both 1998 and 1999 and captained the team in his senior year. He won 20 of 25 games with the Wolverines and won the Big Ten title in 1998 by winning the Florida Citrus Bowl . In 1999 he won the Orange Bowl with the team . He is third in the University of Michigan's all-time quarterback rankings with 442 completions on 712 attempts in just two seasons.

NFL

The New England Patriots selected Brady in the sixth of seven rounds of the 2000 NFL Draft , 199th overall, on the advice of the quarterback coach. Brady was only classified as the fourth quarterback at the beginning of the season. However, as the season progressed, he was able to move up to second place behind Drew Bledsoe . In his rookie season , he was only able to throw three times, of which only one pass was successful. As a sophomore, Brady slipped into the role of first quarterback on September 23, 2001 during a game against the AFC East rivals, the New York Jets . Drew Bledsoe suffered an internal hemorrhage when he collided with linebacker Mo Lewis . Brady was then named starting quarterback later that week. In his first two games, his performance was mediocre, and he only managed a quarterback rating of 79.6 and 58.5, respectively. However, the Patriots lost just one more game with Brady that season and made the playoffs .

New England won the controversial tuck rule game of the playoffs against the Oakland Raiders in overtime. Brady injured his ankle in the AFC Championship Game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and was replaced by Bledsoe again for the game. At Super Bowl XXXVI their opponents were heavily favored the St. Louis Rams . Brady played again and led the game for a long time with the Patriots before the St. Louis Rams equalized to 17:17 with 1:30 of the game remaining. With 1:21 minutes remaining, the Patriots started the final drive at their own 18-yard line. Brady threw some long passes and got to the opponents' 31-yard line and threw the ball to the ground to stop the clock. With eight seconds to play, kicker Adam Vinatieri scored a field goal . Brady was voted Super Bowl MVP in his first season as a starter .

The following year, despite first place in the league with 28 touchdown passes thrown, he "only" achieved a rating of 85.7. This was due to the 14 interceptions , which for him represented the most in a season up to that point. In the second half of the season, Brady suffered a shoulder injury and according to head coach Bill Belichick , had they made the playoffs, he would not have been able to play.

The following season, the New England Patriots reached the playoffs again after a 14-2 record, where they again moved into the Super Bowl after victories over the Tennessee Titans and the Indianapolis Colts , which they 32-29 against the Carolina Panthers won.

2004 followed the title defense against the Philadelphia Eagles . Brady performed well again this season, throwing for 3,692 yards and 28 touchdowns.

During the 2005 season, Brady led the league in passing yards for 4,110 (28 touchdowns). In the playoffs, the Patriots failed to the Denver Broncos - Brady's first loss in the playoffs in what was already his fourth postseason .

In 2006, Brady threw for 3,529 yards and 24 touchdowns. After beating the New York Jets and San Diego Chargers in the first two rounds of the playoffs, the Patriots lost the AFC Championship Game in Indianapolis to the Colts.

Brady led the Patriots to a 16-0 record in the regular season and into Super Bowl XLII after victories over the Jacksonville Jaguars and the San Diego Chargers . He also set a new regular-season touchdown pass record that season. Despite the "perfect season" up until then, the Patriots, as clear favorites, lost the Super Bowl 14:17 against the New York Giants .

In the first game of the 2008 season against the Kansas City Chiefs , Brady suffered a serious left knee injury and was out for the remainder of the season. He had to be operated on several times, it came to infections. Without him, the Patriots missed the playoffs, despite a good record of 11 wins and five losses.

In the 2009 season, Brady was back on the field and included another NFL record with five touchdowns in just one quarter, on October 18, 2009 against the Tennessee Titans . Brady's precise passing game, gaining 426 yards (38/45 throws) was remarkable as it snowed so heavily during the game that Titans quarterback Kerry Collins (−7 yards, 2/14) could barely handle it. He was named NFL Comeback Player of the Year for his good performance after returning from injury . In the play-offs, the Patriots lost to the Baltimore Ravens at home , with Brady performing poorly with three interceptions in the first quarter.

In the 2010 season, the team was restructured: wide receiver Randy Moss was given up, while tight ends Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez were drafted. A solid season that included Brady 36 touchdowns with just four interceptions, 358 straight throws without an interception, and leading the Patriots to 14 wins of the season earned him his second pick of the Most Valuable Player . In the play-offs, this time the Patriots lost to the New York Jets .

The following season, 2011, Brady had another good season, throwing 39 touchdowns (12 interceptions) and gaining 5,235 yards, becoming only the third quarterback after Dan Marino (1984) and Drew Brees (also in 2011). Threw passes for 5,000 yards. With Brady, New England made the playoffs again with a 13-3 win. In the 45-10 win over the Denver Broncos , Brady made six touchdown passes, equaling Steve Young 's playoff record . With the Patriots, Brady reached Super Bowl XLVI , where he again lost to the Giants, 17-21.

Brady played well again in the 2012 season (gaining 4,827 yards, 34 touchdowns, eight interceptions, Pro Bowl) and led New England to the playoffs with 12 wins. In the divisional playoffs, Brady celebrated with the Patriots in a 41-28 win over the Houston Texans , breaking Joe Montana 's record of 17 playoff wins . In the AFC Championship Game, however, he lost with the Patriots to eventual Super Bowl winners Baltimore Ravens by 13:28.

The 2013 season was associated with major changes for Brady, since his longtime wide receiver Wes Welker (moved to the Denver Broncos ), the two tight ends Rob Gronkowski (broken arm, then cruciate ligament rupture) and Aaron Hernandez (murder charge) and right tackle Sebastian Vollmer ( broken leg) early for the entire season. Brady was just short of the NFL record for consecutive games with at least one touchdown (54) when he went empty -handed in the game against the Cincinnati Bengals after 52 straight games. Despite this, Brady rushed for 4,343 yards on 25 touchdowns (11 interceptions) and was re-elected to the Pro Bowl . With 12:4 wins, the Patriots came back into the playoffs, where Brady came after the 43:22 win against the Indianapolis Colts on a total of 6,147 yards thrown in the playoffs and thus the first quarterback in NFL history gained more than 6,000 yards in the postseason.

After a slow start to the following season with two wins and two losses in their first four games, the Patriots began to play better under Brady. In Week 5 against the Cincinnati Bengals , Brady became the sixth NFL player to surpass 50,000 yards. He led the Patriots to the No. 1 seed in the AFC with 12-4 wins and played well in both the 35-31 win over the Baltimore Ravens and the 45-7 win over the Indianapolis Colts . At the end of the season, the Patriots won Super Bowl XLIX with a 28-24 win over the Seattle Seahawks . In this Super Bowl he was voted Super Bowl MVP for the third time and broke several records. Including the record for most touchdowns in Super Bowls with 13 in six games - Joe Montana scored 11 in four Super Bowls. His fourth Super Bowl win as a starting quarterback drew him level with Montana and Terry Bradshaw and shared Montana's record for most Super Bowl MVP awards.

In May 2015, the NFL released the Wells Report , which found that 11 of the 12 footballs used by the Patriots against the Colts in the AFC Championship Game were under -inflated (at least 12.5 psi ). In this as " Deflategate " (English: "deflate" = let air escape) Brady was assumed to be an accomplice. Brady was banned from the NFL for four games, the Patriots lost a total of two draft picks. On September 3, that ban was overturned in court.

In the third game of the season against the Jacksonville Jaguars , Brady threw his 400th touchdown pass, becoming only the fourth quarterback after Brett Favre , Peyton Manning and Dan Marino to cross that mark. Against the New York Jets , he played his 213th game for New England and became the longest-serving player in Patriots history. In the 30-23 win, he achieved the remarkable feat of gaining 370 of his team's 371 yards (355 yards from passing, 15 from running). In the playoffs, Brady first led the Patriots to a 27-20 win over the Kansas City Chiefs and reached New England in the AFC Championship Game against the Denver Broncos . This was his 31st play-off game, breaking Adam Vinatieri 's record, but the 18-20 defeat ended his season.

On April 25, 2016, Brady's four-game ban for involvement in the so-called "deflategate" was upheld by an appeals court. Brady had a very good regular season, winning 11 of his 12 games as a starting quarterback, notching 28 touchdowns with only 2 interceptions, and being selected to the Pro Bowl for the 12th time. On February 5, 2017, Brady won his fifth Super Bowl with a 34-28 overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons and was named Super Bowl LI 's Super Bowl MVP . It was the Super Bowl with the biggest comeback in NFL history (from a 28-3 deficit) and the first to be decided in overtime.

Tom Brady (2017)

On October 15, 2017, Brady scored his 187th win in a regular season game in a 24-17 win over the New York Jets . He broke the shared record of Peyton Manning and Brett Favre (186 each). With the 20:24 win in the AFC Championship Game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on January 21, 2018, he moved into Super Bowl LII with the Patriots . In the Super Bowl, his team lost to the Philadelphia Eagles 41-33.

In the 2018 season, after a mixed start for the New England Patriots , critics again accused Tom Brady of being too old. With a 37:31 success after overtime in the AFC Championship Game against the Kansas City Chiefs on January 20, 2019 at their home ground Arrowhead Stadium , Tom Brady was able to reach Super Bowl LIII with his New England Patriots . On February 3, 2019, at the age of 41, he won Super Bowl LIII 13-3 , his sixth Super Bowl. He is the first player to do this.

After his contract expired, Brady announced on March 17, 2020 that he would no longer play for the Patriots next season. On March 20, Brady reportedly agreed to a two-year, $25 million per year contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers , according to media reports . He advanced to Super Bowl LV with the Buccaneers and led them to a 31-9 win. Brady was voted Super Bowl MVP for the fifth time and won his seventh Super Bowl. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers became the first team to win the Super Bowl at home. After the season, Brady extended his contract at Tampa through 2022.

On December 19, 2021, in a 9-0 loss to the New Orleans Saints , he suffered a clean sheet defeat for the first time in about 15 years. Following the conclusion of the 2021 season, Brady announced his retirement on February 1, 2022 after previously losing 27-30 with the Bucs in the divisional round to the Los Angeles Rams .

Victories, awards and records

Brady is considered by far the best quarterback of all time in the NFL due to numerous wins, awards and records in the regular season and the playoffs . After winning Super Bowl LI , he had won 208 NFL games, surpassing Peyton Manning 's previous record (200) and had a 77% win rate (208 of 269). He is the first starting quarterback to win seven Super Bowls . In the regular season, Brady made 38 turns from behind in the fourth quarter (“Fourth Quarter Comeback”) and 10 times in the playoffs to win with the last attacking streak (“ Game-Winning Drive”), which is a league record. This includes his victories in Super Bowl XXXVI , Super Bowl XXXVIII , Super Bowl XLIX , Super Bowl LI and Super Bowl LIII .

Brady was selected to the Pro Bowl 13 times and an All-Pro four times . He was named Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year once , Associated Press Sportsman of the Year once, and Sporting News Sportsman of the Year twice . He was also voted MVP in the league in 2007, 2010 and 2017 . Brady held the record from Peyton Manning with 50 touchdown passes made in the 2007 season until Manning reclaimed that pass in 2013 with 55 touchdowns. Brady is by far both the winningest and longest-serving quarterback of the NFL postseason with 25 playoff wins and 34 playoff games (the respective runners-up are Joe Montana with 14 wins and Peyton Manning with 27 games) and the first quarterback to threw for more than 6,000 yards in playoff games.

With just 1.8% interceptions, he is one of the least interception -prone quarterbacks in NFL history. He presented this i.a. in the 2016 regular season when he set a new record for touchdowns to interceptions ratio of 28:2 (28 touchdowns with 2 interceptions in at least 300 shots). Previously, Nick Foles had set that record 27-2 in the 2013 season. In addition to his throwing qualities, Brady is known for his effective quarterback sneak , which was successful in 91.3% of all attempts (as of January 2015).

In the 33:27 against the Buffalo Bills on December 12, 2021, he surpassed the record of 7142 completed passes in the NFL that Drew Brees had held to date and was 7156 so-called completions at the end of the game. He also managed the 700th touchdown pass in the NFL.

trivia

Brady has appeared in a few films and television series, mostly playing himself, such as 2005 's The Simpsons and 2009's television series Entourage , as well as the 2015 film Entourage of the same name . He also appears briefly in Ted 2 .

On May 12, 2017, EA Sports announced that Brady would be the cover athlete for the new installment of the Madden NFL franchise, to be released later that year . It was also announced that there would be a "GOAT version" ( GOAT = English: Greatest Of All Time ) in addition to the standard version.

The first German-language biography about Brady was published in October 2019. It unfolds his long football career, from his early days in high school in San Mateo to his five years of college football with the Michigan Wolverines and his first 20 years as a professional football player in the NFL. The book ends with his twentieth and final season with the New England Patriots.

private

He has Irish, German, Swedish, Norwegian and Polish ancestry. Brady has been married to Brazilian model Gisele Bundchen since February 26, 2009. Their first son together was born on December 8, 2009. On December 5, 2012, Tom Brady became a father again, his wife gave birth to a daughter. He has another son, born in 2007, with actress Bridget Moynahan . Brady is also the brother-in-law of baseball player Kevin Youkilis , who married Brady's sister Julie in 2012. In 2015, Brady started his own company , TB12 , which offers merchandise, exercise and nutrition advice, and clothing.

literature

  • Peter Dewald: Tom Brady. his game. his life . American Sports Verlag Dr. Peter Dewald, Würzburg 2019, ISBN 978-3-948485-33-7

web links

Commons : Tom Brady  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

itemizations

  1. ↑ Peter Dewald: Tom Brady. his game. His life. American Sports Verlag Dr. Peter Dewald, Würzburg 2019, ISBN 978-3-948485-33-7 , p. 79, 112 .
  2. ↑ footballdb: NFL Regular Season Quarterback Win/Loss Records. Retrieved January 29, 2022 (English).
  3. ↑ CBS.com ( Memento of February 10, 2005 in the Internet Archive ) Only 27 and already sure to enter the Hall of Famers. Accessed July 12, 2008.
  4. ↑ Tom Brady wants to remind you that he once played high school football. In: USA TODAY High School Sports. 10 October 2014, retrieved 22 February 2021 (American English).
  5. ↑ Tom Brady . Website of the New England Patriots. Archived from the original at archive.org on March 5, 2008
  6. ↑ a b University of Michigan Statistics. (No longer available online.) University of Michigan Archived from the original on 2013 June 1 ; Retrieved March 10, 2019 (English).
  7. ↑ Michael Holley, Patriot Reign. Harper Paperbacks, 2005, ISBN 0-06-075795-7 , pp. 162–163.
  8. ↑ a b NFL.com Tom Brady at NFL.com (English) Accessed July 13, 2008.
  9. ↑ a b Brady's Official Biography. ( Memento of March 5, 2005 at the Internet Archive ) In: Patriots.com , accessed July 12, 2008 (English).
  10. ↑ Tennessee Titans 0 at New England Patriots 59 , pro-football-reference.com
  11. ↑ John Breech: Tom Brady broke, tied or extended 9 Super Bowl records. In: CBSSports.com. CBSSports February 2, 2015, retrieved February 3, 2015 (English): "The most impressive record is probably the touchdown pass record. Brady's four touchdown passes against the Seahawks gave him 13 for his career in the Super Bowl, moving him past Joe Montana, who threw 11 touchdown passes in four Super Bowls."
  12. ↑ Investigative Report Concerning Footballs Used During the AFC Championship Game on January 18, 2015 , quote: "Based on the evidence, it also is our view that it is more probable than not that Tom Brady (the quarterback for the Patriots) was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities… involving the release of air from Patriots game balls.”, NFL.com
  13. ↑ NFL suspends Tom Brady for 4 games , ESPN.com
  14. ↑ Tom Brady wins Deflategate appeal against NFL, judge rules , ESPN.com
  15. ↑ Tom Brady: 400th touchdown pass of his career , ran.de
  16. ↑ Tom Brady carries Patriots to a 30-23 win over No. 1 Jets defense , sbnation.com
  17. ↑ Tom Brady's Deflategate Suspension Reinstated. In: nytimes.com , accessed April 25, 2016.
  18. ↑ NFL: Tom Brady leaves the New England Patriots on spox.com. March 17, 2020. Retrieved March 17, 2020.
  19. ↑ Official: Tom Brady signs with Tampa Bay Buccaneers on ran.de. 20 March 2020. Retrieved 20 March 2020 (English).
  20. ↑ NFL: Tom Brady extends early with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on spox.com. March 12, 2021. Retrieved March 12, 2021.
  21. ↑ NFL: Tom Brady concedes first clean sheet loss in 15 years . In: The Mirror . 20 December 2021, ISSN  2195-1349 ( spiegel.de [accessed 20 December 2021]).
  22. ↑ Tom Brady officially announces retirement from NFL after 22 seasons on nfl.com. February 1, 2022, retrieved February 1, 2022 (English).
  23. ↑ The Best: Quarterback In: ESPN.com , accessed July 12, 2008.
  24. ↑ NFL Career Fourth Quarter Comebacks Leaders. In: pro-football-reference.com
  25. ↑ NFL Career Playoffs Game-Winning Drives Leaders. In: pro-football-reference.com
  26. ↑ NFL Career Pass Interception % Leaders. In: pro-football-reference.com
  27. ↑ Tom Brady sets NFL record for best TD to INT ratio in a season. In: ESPN.com
  28. ↑ A Tom Brady Sneak Is the Patriots' Unstoppable Play. In: NY Times
  29. ↑ Buccaneers win in the NFL: Brady's 700th touchdown decides overtime . In: The Mirror . December 13, 2021, ISSN  2195-1349 ( spiegel.de [accessed December 14, 2021]).
  30. ↑ Tom Brady is on the cover of 'Madden 18: GOAT Edition' In: sbnation.com . Retrieved May 19, 2017 (English).
  31. ↑ Peter Dewald: Tom Brady. his game. His life. American Sports Verlag Dr. Peter Dewald, Würzburg 2019, ISBN 978-3-948485-33-7 , p. 250 .
  32. ↑ Tom Brady's roots run deep into 19th-century Boston - The Boston Globe. Retrieved November 11, 2021 (American English).
  33. ↑ a b Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady open the doors to their $20 million 'eco-friendly' mansion... and designer walk-in wardrobe ( English ) Daily Mail . September 4, 2013. Retrieved February 4, 2015.
  34. ↑ Tom Brady Jokes About Raising Daughter Vivian Lake: "I'm in Trouble!" US Weekly . December 11, 2012. Retrieved February 4, 2015.
  35. ↑ Kevin Youkilis demonstrates his new stance on "Yankees Access" , NESN.com
  36. ↑ Tom Brady Announces Launch Of 'TB12' Website, Online Store. In: NESN.com
Super Bowl Winning Starting Quarterbacks


I Bart Starr  | II Bart Starr (2) | III Joe Namath  | IV Len Dawson  | V Johnny Unitas  | VI Roger Staubach  | VII Bob Griese  | VIII Bob Griese (2) | IX Terry Bradshaw  | X Terry Bradshaw (2) | XI Ken Stabler  | XII Roger Staubach (2) | XIII Terry Bradshaw (3) | XIV Terry Bradshaw (4) | XV Jim Plunkett  | XVI Joe Montana  | XVIII Joe Theisman  | XVIII Jim Plunkett (2) | XIX Joe Montana (2) | XX Jim McMahon  | XXI Phil Simms  | XXII Doug Williams  | XXIII Joe Montana (3) | XXIV Joe Montana (4) | XXV Jeff Hostetler  | XXVI Mark Rypien  | XXVII Troy Aikman  | XXVIII Troy Aikman (2) | XXIX Steve Young  | XXX Troy Aikman (3) | XXXI Brett Favre  | XXXII John Elway  | XXXIII John Elway (2) | XXXIV Kurt Warner  | XXXV Trent Dilfer  | XXXVI Tom Brady  | XXXVIII Brad Johnson  | XXXVII Tom Brady (2) | XXXIX Tom Brady (3) | XL Ben Roethlisberger  | XLI Peyton Manning  | XLII Eli Manning  | XLIII Ben Roethlisberger (2) | XLIV Drew Brees  | XLV Aaron Rodgers  | XLVI Eli Manning (2) | XLVII Joe Flacco  | XLVII Russell Wilson  | XLIX Tom Brady (4) | 50 Peyton Manning (2) | LI Tom Brady (5) | LII Nick Foles  | LIII Tom Brady (6) | LIV Patrick Mahomes  | LV Tom Brady (7)

Super Bowl MVP

I : Starr • II : Starr (2) • III : Namath • IV : Dawson • V : Howley • VI : Staubach • VII : Scott • VIII : Csonka • IX : Harris • X : Swann • XI : Biletnikoff • XII : Martin & White • XIII : Bradshaw • XIV : Bradshaw (2) • XV : Plunkett • XVI : Montana • XVII : Riggins • XVIII : Allen • XIX : Montana (2) • XX : Dent • XXI : Simms • XXII : Williams • XXIII : Rice • XXIV : Montana (3) • XXV : Anderson • XXVI : Rypien • XXVII : Aikman • XXVIII : E. Smith • XXIX : Young • XXX : Brown • XXXI : Howard • XXXII : Davis • XXIII : Elway • XXIV : Warner • XXXV : Lewis • XXXVI : Brady • XXXVII : Jackson • XXXVIII : Brady (2) • XXIX : Branch • XL : Ward • XLI : P. Manning • XLII : E. Manning • XLIII : Holmes • XLIV : Brees • XLV : Rodgers • XLVI : E Manning (2) • XLVII : Flacco • XLVIII : M Smith • XLIX : Brady (3) • 50 : Miller • LI : Brady (4) • LII : Foles • LIII : Edelman • LIV : Mahomes • LV : Brady (5)

New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXVI Champions


4 Adam Vinatieri  | 11 Drew Bledsoe  | 12 Tom Brady ( MVP )  | 13 KenWalter  | 14 Walter Williams  | 15 Jimmy Farris  | 16 Scott McCready  | 19 Damon Huard  | 21 JR Redmond  | 22 Terrance Shaw  | 23 Antwan Harris  | 24 Ty Law  | 25 Leonard Myers  | 26 Matt Stevens  | 27 Terrell Buckley  | 28 Brock Williams  | 29 Hakim Akbar  | 30 Je'Rod Cherry  | 31 Ben Kelly  | 32 Antowain Smith  | 33 Kevin Faulk  | 34 Tebucky Jones  | 35 Patrick Pass  | 36 Lawyer Milloy  | 38 Ray Hill  | 44 Marc Edwards  | 45 Otis Smith  | 48 Arther Love  | 49 Jabari Holloway  | 50 Mike Vrabel  | 51 Bryan Cox  | 52 Ted Johnson  | 53 Larry Izzo  | 54 Tedy Bruschi  | 55 Willie McGinest  | 58 Matt Chatham  | 59 Andy Katzenmoyer  | 60 Drew Inzer  | 61 Stephen Neal  | 62 Setema Gali  | 63 Joe Andruzzi  | 64 Greg Randall  | 65 Damien Woody  | 66 Lonie Paxton  | 67 Gray Ruegamer  | 68 Tom Ashworth  | 70 Adrian Klemm  | 71 Chris Sullivan  | 72 Matte Light  | 74 Kenyatta Jones  | 75 Maurice Anderson  | 76 Grant Williams  | 77 Mike Compton  | 80 Troy Brown  | 81 Charles Johnson  | 82 Curtis Jackson  | 83 Rod Rutledge  | 84 Fred Coleman  | 85 Jermaine Wiggins  | 86 David Patten  | 88 Terry Glenn  | 90 Marty Moore  | 91 Bobby Hamilton  | 92 David Nugent  | 93 Richard Seymour  | 94 Jace Sayler  | 95 Roman Phifer  | 96 Brandon Mitchell  | 97 Riddick Parker  | 98 Anthony Pleasant  | 99 Kole Ayi  | Head Coach: Bill Belichick  | Coaches: Ned Burke  | Romeo Crenell  | Brian Daboll  | Jeff Davidson  | Ivan Fears  | Pepper Johnson  | Eric Mangini  | Josh McDaniels  | Randy Melvin  | Mark Paul  | Rob Ryan  | Dante Scarnecchia  | Brad Seely  | Charlie Weis  | Mike Woicik

New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXVIII Champions


4 Adam Vinatieri  | 6 Rohan Davey  | 10 Jamin Elliott  | 12 Tom Brady ( MVP )  | 13 KenWalter  | 16 Cliff Kingsbury  | 17 Dedric Ward  | 18 Chas Gessner  | 19 Damon Huard  | 21 Mike Cloud  | 22 Asante Samuel  | 23 Antwan Harris  | 24 Ty Law  | 26 Eugene Wilson  | 30 Je'Rod Cherry  | 31 Larry Center  | 32 Antowain Smith  | 33 Kevin Faulk  | 34 Chris Akins  | 35 Patrick Pass  | 37 Rodney Harrison  | 38 Tyrone Poole  | 39 Shawn Mayer  | 44 Fred McCrary  | 46 Brian Kinchen  | 48 Tully Banta Cain  | 49 Sean McDermott  | 50 Mike Vrabel  | 51 Don Davis  | 52 Ted Johnson  | 53 Larry Izzo  | 54 Tedy Bruschi  | 55 Willie McGinest  | 58 Matt Chatham  | 59 Rosevelt Colvin  | 60 Wilbert Brown  | 61 Stephen Neal  | 62 Tim Provost  | 63 Joe Andruzzi  | 64 Gene Mruczkowski  | 65 Damien Woody  | 66 Lonie Paxton  | 67 Dan Koppen  | 68 Tom Ashworth  | 70 Adrian Klemm  | 71 Russ Hochstein  | 72 Matte Light  | 75 Jamil Soriano  | 76 Brandon Gorin  | 77 Mike Compton  | 80 Troy Brown  | 81 Bethel Johnson  | 82 Daniel Graham  | 83 Deion Branch  | 84 Fred Baxter  | 85 JJ Stokes  | 86 David Patten  | 87 David Givens  | 88 Christian Fauria  | 90 Dan Klecko  | 91 Bobby Hamilton  | 92 Ted Washington  | 93 Richard Seymour  | 94 Ty Warren  | 95 Roman Phifer  | 96 Rick Lyle  | 97 Jarvis Green  | 98 Anthony Pleasant  | 99 Ethan Kelley  | Head Coach: Bill Belichick  | Coaches: Romeo Crennel  | Brian Daboll  | Jeff Davidson  | Ivan Fears  | Sean Gustus  | John Hufnagel  | Pepper Johnson  | Eric Mangini  | Josh McDaniels  | Mark Paul  | Rob Ryan  | Dante Scarnecchia  | Brad Seely  | Charlie Weis  | Mike Woicik

New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXIX Champions


4 Adam Vinatieri  | 6 Rohan Davey  | 8 Josh Miller  | 10 Kevin Kasper  | 12 Tom Brady  | 13 Jim Miller  | 14 PK Sam  | 18 Cedric James  | 19 Ricky Bryant  | 21 Randall Gay  | 22 Asante Samuel  | 23 Omare Lowe  | 24 Ty Law  | 26 Eugene Wilson  | 27 Rabih Abdullah  | 28 Corey Dillon  | 29 Earthwind Moreland  | 30 Je'Rod Cherry  | 31 Hank Poteat  | 32 Kory Chapman  | 33 Kevin Faulk  | 34 Cedric Cobbs  | 35 Patrick Pass  | 37 Rodney Harrison  | 38 Tyrone Poole  | 39 Cast Scott  | 42 Dexter Reid  | 46 Zeron Flemister  | 47 Justin Kurpeikis  | 48 Tully Banta Cain  | 49 Eric Alexander  | 50 Mike Vrabel  | 51 Don Davis  | 52 Ted Johnson  | 53 Larry Izzo  | 54 Tedy Bruschi  | 55 Willie McGinest  | 58 Matt Chatham  | 59 Rosevelt Colvin  | 61 Stephen Neal  | 63 Joe Andruzzi  | 64 Gene Mruczkowski  | 65 Lance Nimmo  | 66 Lonie Paxton  | 67 Dan Koppen  | 68 Tom Ashworth  | 69 Buck Rasmussen  | 70 Adrian Klemm  | 71 Russ Hochstein  | 72 Matte Light  | 74 Billy Yates  | 75 Vince Wilfork  | 76 Brandon Gorin  | 80 Troy Brown  | 81 Bethel Johnson  | 82 Daniel Graham  | 83 Deion Branch ( MVP )  | 84 Benjamin Watson  | 85 Jed Weaver  | 86 David Patten  | 87 David Givens  | 88 Christian Fauria  | 90 Dan Klecko  | 91 Marquise Hill  | 93 Richard Seymour  | 94 Ty Warren  | 95 Roman Phifer  | 96 Rodney Bailey  | 97 Jarvis Green  | 98 Keith Traylor  | 99 Ethan Kelley  | Head Coach: Bill Belichick  | Coaches: Romeo Crennel  | Brian Daboll  | Jeff Davidson  | Ivan Fears  | Pepper Johnson  | Eric Mangini  | Matt Patricia  | Mark Paul  | Dean Pees  | Dante Scarnecchia  | Brad Seely  | Cory Undlin  | Charlie Weis  | Mike Woicik

New England Patriots Super Bowl XLIX Champions


3 Stephen Gostkowski  | 6 Ryan Allen  | 8 Garrett Gilbert  | 10 Jimmy Garoppolo  | 11 Julian Edelman  | 12 Tom Brady ( MVP )  | 18 Matthew Slater  | 19 Brandon LaFell  | 21 Malcolm Butler  | 22 Stevan Ridley  | 23 Patrick Chung  | 24 Darrelle Revis  | 25 Kyle Arrington  | 26 Logan Ryan  | 27 Tavon Wilson  | 28 James White  | 29 Le Garrette Blount  | 30 Duron Harmon  | 31 Justin Green  | 32 Devin McCourty  | 34 Shane Vereen  | 35 Jonas Gray  | 37 Alfonzo Dennard  | 38 Brandon Bolden  | 39 Brandon Browner  | 41 Daxton Swanson  | 43 Nate Ebner  | 44 Deontae Skinner  | 45 Cameron Gordon  | 46 James Develin  | 47 Michael Hoomanawanui  | 48 Danny Aiken  | 50 Rob Ninkovich  | 51 Jerod Mayo  | 52 Jonathan Casillas  | 53 Eric Martin  | 54 Dont'a Hightower  | 55 Akeem Ayers  | 58 Darius Fleming  | 59 Chris White  | 61 Marcus Canon  | 62 Ryan Wendell  | 63 Dan Connolly  | 64 Chris Barker  | 65 Jordan Devey  | 66 Bryan Stork  | 67 Josh Kline  | 68 Caylin Captain  | 71 Cameron Fleming  | 72 Joe Vellano  | 74 Dominique Easley  | 75 Vince Wilfork  | 76 Sebastian Vollmer  | 77 Nate Solder  | 80 Danny Amendola  | 81 Tim Wright  | 82 Josh Boyce  | 84 Brian Tyms  | 87 Rob Gronkowski  | 90 Zach Moore  | 91 Jamie Collins  | 92 Jake Bequette  | 94 Chris Jones  | 95 Chandler Jones  | 96 Sealer Siliga  | 97 Alan Branch  | 99 Michael Buchanan  | Head Coach: Bill Belichick  | Coaches: Stephen Belichick  | Josh Boyer  | Brian Daboll  | Brendan Daly  | Dave DeGuglielmo  | Ivan Fears  | Brian Flores  | Patrick Graham  | Joe Judge  | Josh McDaniels  | Harold Nash  | Scott O'Brien  | Chad O'Shea  | Matt Patricia

New England Patriots Super Bowl LI Champions


3 Stephen Gostkowski  | 6 Ryan Allen  | 7 Jacoby Brissett  | 10 Jimmy Garoppolo  | 11 Julian Edelman  | 12 Tom Brady ( MVP )  | 14 Michael Floyd  | 15 Chris Hogan  | 16 Devin Lucien  | 17 DeAndrew White  | 18 Matthew Slater  | 19 Malcolm Mitchell  | 21 Malcolm Butler  | 22 Justin Coleman  | 23 Patrick Chung  | 24 Cyrus Jones  | 25 Eric Rowe  | 26 Logan Ryan  | 27 DJ Foster  | 28 James White  | 29 Le Garrette Blount  | 30 Duron Harmon  | 31 Jonathan Jones  | 32 Devin McCourty  | 33 Dion Lewis  | 35 Tyler Gaffney  | 36 Brandon King  | 37 Jordan Richards  | 38 Brandon Bolden  | 43 Nate Ebner  | 44 Trevor Bates  | 45 Cameron Gordon  | 46 James Develin  | 47 Glenn Gronkowski  | 49 Joe Cardona  | 50 Rob Ninkovich  | 51 Barkevious Mingo  | 52 Elandon Roberts  | 53 Kyle Van Noy  | 54 Dont'a Hightower  | 55 Jonathan Freeny  | 58 Shea McClellin  | 60 David Andrews  | 61 Marcus Canon  | 62 Joe Thuney  | 63 Tre' Jackson  | 64 Chris Barker  | 65 Jamil Douglas  | 66 Chase Farris  | 68 La Adrian Waddle  | 69 Shaq Mason  | 71 Cameron Fleming  | 74 Woodrow Hamilton  | 75 Ted Karras  | 76 Sebastian Vollmer  | 77 Nate Solder  | 80 Danny Amendola  | 82 Matt Lengel  | 83 Greg Scruggs  | 87 Rob Gronkowski  | 88 Martellus Bennett  | 90 Malcolm Brown  | 92 Geneo Grissom  | 93 Jabaal Sheard  | 95 Chris Long  | 96 Darius Kilgo  | 97 Alan Branch  | 98 Trey Flowers  | 99 Vincent Valentine  | Head Coach: Bill Belichick  | Coaches: Stephen Belichick  | Josh Boyer  | Nick Caley  | Brian Daboll  | Brendan Daly  | Ivan Fears  | Brian Flores  | Joe Judge  | Josh McDaniels  | Chad O'Shea  | Matt Patricia  | Dante Scarnecchia  | Jerry Schuplinski  | Raymond Ventrone

New England Patriots Super Bowl LIII Champions


2Brian Hoyer  | 3 Stephen Gostkowski  | 5 Danny Etling  | 6 Ryan Allen  | 10 Josh Gordon  | 11 Julian Edelman ( MVP )  | 12 Tom Brady  | 13 Phillip Dorsett  | 14 Braxton Berries  | 15 Chris Hogan  | 16 Darren Andrews  | 17 Riley McCarron  | 18 Matthew Slater  | 21 Duron Harmon  | 22 Obi Melifonwu  | 23 Patrick Chung  | 24 Stephen Gilmore  | 25 Eric Rowe  | 26 SonyMichel  | 27 JC Jackson  | 28 James White  | 29 Duke Dawson  | 30 Jason McCourty  | 31 Jonathan Jones  | 32 Devin McCourty  | 33 Jeremy Hill  | 34 Rex Burkhead  | 35 Keion Crossen  | 36 Brandon King  | 39 A J Howard  | 42 Jomal Wiltz  | 43 Nate Ebner  | 44 Christian Sam  | 45 Trent Harris  | 46 James Develin  | 47 Jacob Hollister  | 48 Calvin Munson  | 49 Joe Cardona  | 50 Ramón Humber  | 51 Yes' Whaun Bentley  | 52 Elandon Roberts  | 53 Kyle Van Noy  | 54 Dont'a Hightower  | 55 John Simon  | 58 Keionta Davis  | 59 Albert McClellan  | 60 David Andrews  | 61 Marcus Canon  | 62 Joe Thuney  | 63 Brian Schwenke  | 64 Tony Adams  | 66 James Ferentz  | 67 Ulrick John  | 68 La Adrian Waddle  | 69 Shaq Mason  | 70 Adam Butler  | 71 Danny Shelton  | 72 Dan Skipper  | 74 Cole Croston  | 75 Ted Karras  | 76 Isaiah Wynn  | 77 Trent Brown  | 80 Stephen Anderson  | 81 Cody Hollister  | 83 Dwayne Allen  | 84 Cordarrelle Patterson  | 85 Ryan Izzo  | 87 Rob Gronkowski  | 90 Malcolm Brown  | 91 Deatrich Wise Jr  | 92 Frank Herron  | 93 Lawrence Guy  | 94 Adrian Clayborn  | 95 Derek Rivers  | 97 Ufomba-Kamalu  | 98 Trey Flowers  | Head Coach: Bill Belichick  | Coaches: Cameron Achord  | Atif Austin  | Brian Belichick  | Stephen Belichick  | Bret Bielema  | Josh Boyer  | Nick Caley  | DeMarcus Covington  | Brendan Daly  | Ivan Fears  | Brian Flores  | Joe Judge  | Josh McDaniels  | Chad O'Shea  | Cole Popovich  | Mike Pellegrino  | Dante Scarnecchia  | Jerry Schuplinski

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl LV Champions


1 Greg Joseph  | 3 Ryan Succop  | 4 Ryan Griffin  | 5 John Franklin  | 6 Drew Stanton  | 8 Bradley Pinion  | 9 Matt Wile  | 10 Scotty Miller  | 11 Blaine Gabbert  | 12 Tom Brady ( MVP )  | 13 Mike Evans  | 14 Chris Godwin  | 15 Cyril Grayson  | 16 Travis Jonsen  | 17 Justin Watson  | 18 Tyler Johnson  | 22 T J Logan  | 23 Sean Murphy Bunting  | 24 Carlton Davis  | 25 LeSean McCoy  | 26 Andrew Adams  | 27 Ronald Jones  | 28 Leonard Fournette  | 29 Ryan Smith  | 30 Ke'Shawn Vaughn  | 31 Antoine Winfield Jr  | 32 Mike Edwards  | 33 Jordan Whitehead  | 34 Javon Hagan  | 35 Jamel Dean  | 36 Herb Miller  | 41 Deone Bucannon  | 43 Ross Cockrell  | 44 Kenjon Barner  | 45 Devin White  | 48 Jack Cichy  | 49 Cam Gil  | 50 Vita Vea  | 51 Kevin Minter  | 52 Garrison Sanborn  | 54 David Lavonte  | 56 Rakeem Nuñez Roches  | 57 Quinton Bell  | 58 Shaquil Barrett  | 62 Ted Larsen  | 62 A Q Shipley  | 64 Aaron Stinnie  | 65 Alex Cappa  | 66 Ryan Jensen  | 70 Earl Watford  | 71 Kobe Smith  | 72 Josh Wells  | 73 Joe Haeg  | 74 Ali Marpet  | 75 John Molchon  | 76 Donovan Smith  | 78 Tristan Wirfs  | 79 Pat O'Connor  | 80 OJ Howard  | 81 Antonio Brown  | 82 Antony Auclair  | 84 Cameron Brate  | 85 Jaydon Mickens  | 86 Codey McElroy  | 87 Rob Gronkowski  | 88 Tanner Hudson  | 89 Josh Pearson  | 90 Jason Pierre-Paul  | 91 Benning Potoae  | 92 William Gholston  | 93 Ndamukong Suh  | 94 Khalil Davis  | 95 Jeremiah Ledbetter  | 96 Steve McLendon  | 97 Zach Triner  | 98Anthony Nelson

Head Coach: Bruce Arians  | Coaches: Keith Armstrong  | Chris Boniol  | Todd Bowles  | Mike Caldwell  | Clyde Christensen  | Rick Christopher  | Larry Foote  | Kevin Garver  | Harold Goodwin  | Cody Grimm  | RogerKingdom  | Byron Leftwich  | Todd McNair  | Tom Moore  | Antwaan Randle El  | Kacy Rodgers  | Kevin Ross  | Keith Tandy

NFL 2000s All Decade Team

Peyton Manning  | Tom Brady  | LaDainian Tomlinson  | Shaun Alexander  | Edgerrin James  | Jamal Lewis  | Lorenzo Neale  | Marvin Harrison  | Terrell Owens  | Randy Moss  | Torry Holt  | Tony Gonzalez  | Antonio Gates  | Walter Jones  | Orlando Pace  | Jonathan Ogden  | Willie Roaf  | Alan Faneca  | Will Shields  | Steve Hutchinson  | Larry Allen  | Kevin Mawae  | Olin Kreutz  | Dwight Freeney  | Jason Taylor  | Michael Strahan  | Julius Peppers  | Warren Sapp  | Kevin Williams  | Richard Seymour  | La'Roi Glover  | Ray Lewis  | Joey Porter  | Derrick Brooks  | Zach Thomas  | Brian Urlacher  | DeMarcus Ware  | Champ Bailey  | Charles Woodson  | Round Barber  | Ty Law  | Ed Reed  | Darren Sharper  | Troy Polamalu  | Brian Dawkins  | Adam Vinatieri  | David Akers  | Shane Lechler  | Brian Moorman  | Joshua Cribs  | Dante Hall  | Devin Hester  | Bill Belichick  | Tony Dungy

NFL 2010 All Decade Team

QB : Tom Brady  | Aaron Rodgers  | RB : Frank Gore  | Adrian Peterson  | Marshawn Lynch  | LeSean McCoy  | WR : Antonio Brown  | Calvin Johnson  | Larry Fitzgerald  | Julio Jones  | TE : Rob Gronkowski  | Travis Kelce  | T : Jason Peters  | Joe Staley  | Tyron Smith  | Joe Thomas  | G : Year Evans  | Zack Martin  | Logan Mankins  | Marshal Yanda  | C : Alex Mack  | Maurice Pouncey  | EN : Calais Campbell  | Julius Peppers  | Cameron Jordan  | JJ Watts  | DT : Geno Atkins  | Aaron Donald  | Fletcher Cox  | Ndamukong Suh  | LB : Chandler Jones  | By Miller  | Luke Kuechly  | Khalil Mack  | Patrick Willis  | Bobby Wagner  | CB : Patrick Peterson  | Darrelle Revis  | Richard Sherman  | DB : Chris Harris  | Tyrant Mathieu  | S : Eric Berry  | Eric Wedle  | Earl Thomas  | P : Johnny Hekker  | Shane Lechler  | K : Justin Tucker  | Stephen Gostkowski  | KR : Devin Hester  | Cordarrelle Patterson  | PR : Tyreek Hill  | Darren Sproles  | HC : Bill Belichick  | Pete Carroll

personal data
SURNAME Brady, Tom
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Brady, Thomas Edward Patrick Jr (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American football player
BIRTH DATE Aug. 3, 1977
PLACE OF BIRTH San Mateo , California