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Tom Brady's Darkest Career Years, The Wild Rob Gronkowski Draft And The Throw He Wants Back

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Go inside the mind of the GOAT, Tom Brady, as he answers fan questions in his latest "Verizon Access Mailbag" presented by ‪@verizon‬ Brady reveals his most challenging moments in the NFL, sharing the one throw from a Super Bowl loss that he wishes he could have back and detailing what he considers the darkest period of his career, which involved a series of tough playoff losses and a difficult injury rehab. He also talks about the electric start of his dynamic partnership with Rob Gronkowski and even offers advice on how football fans can better understand the game's strategy and complexity by watching All-22 film.

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20 Comments

@John-i9k9l 10 months ago (edited)

"2009 one of the worst seasons we've had we lost in the first round of the playoffs" 😂😂😂..Boy i miss being that spoiled lol

@howardtreesong4860 7 months ago

I hope you appreciate how clear Tom Brady speaks. No ‘uh’, no ‘ehm’, just answering clear and focused. One of the things to look for in a great speaker.

@ratudaunakamakama7843 10 months ago

Bros tough times was afc title losses 😂😂😂😂

@julioserrano1280 10 months ago

I love Drake Maye but in my heart 12 will always be what I imagine when I hear New England Patriots Quaterback. Its just a classic hard work, underdog story where we have an amazing first act (6th round 199 pick replaces franchise quaterback on his second year after being the 4th string QB goes on to win 3 in 4 years, back to back champions) an absolutely crushing and heartwrenching second act (Torn ACL, almost perfect season, losing to the jets, broncos, ravens and giants AGAIN)and the most incredible third act we will ever see from an NFL Quaterback (4 super bowl wins) breaking every single passing record worth having, a true inspiration.
thanks for the memories Tom! I guess its fitting to say,

We’re on to Cincinnati!

@Alacran6 10 months ago

I've always said this to everybody, that throw to Moss was so close to being caught,! Its insane that Moss was still able to get separation from bracket overage that late in the game.

@Xenferno 10 months ago

Just glad we're able to get weekly Brady content now. We barely had any his first 10-15 years of his career

@EricDeLuca-f7h 10 months ago

Thankyou cameraman for the callout on Brady's "toughest times"

@ChrisPierreBacon 10 months ago (edited)

Tom Brady was one play away from winning in 3 super bowls, 1 AFCCG, and 1 Divisional game in promising seasons. This dude could have 12 rings in another universe

@brandonxbaugham6597 10 months ago

I miss him sooo much

@montahamilton2560 10 months ago

Kobe once had a show on the other network call Detail, I believe. We NEED a Tom Brady version. The way his mind sees the game, I believe, is different from everyone else. And it would be great to see Brady Breakdown key moments/details that made a play successful. Man’s football mind is brilliant and if he believes QBs are truly lacking development like the old days, make the details cool. Because he’s the one for it.

@JJ-zy3zv 10 months ago

2008-2009 was tough. From perfect season to blown out knee. I was depressed as a fan who loves TB12

@1981AMORA 10 months ago

TB has 7 Superbowls…7!! And that loss to the Giants in 2007 still haunts him. This guy is a true Champion! 🫡

@advanceddarkness3 10 months ago

The GOAT.

@NitroModelsAndComics 10 months ago

I could listen all day. The man knows football like few do. The "Drought" as we here in NE call it, was a series of almost, and close calls. Any other team would be thrilled to have such a thing happen. We were that good that SB losses and Championship losses in games few teams get to are considered bad things to us.

Spoiled Rotten!

@Aforg209 10 months ago

1:43 RIP David... One of the more underrated Pats receivers of that era. He had awesome hands and was an overall key piece in Patriots history. Rest Easy 🙏

@user-surly 10 months ago

Thank you Mo Lewis for the gift you gave New England on September 23rd, 2001. Because of it, Bill Belichick's career was rescued from the hot seat and we were introduced to Tom Brady.

I am happy that Drew Bledsoe was able to recover from the hit- he strikes me as a genuinely decent person who suffered from unrealistic expectations placed on him after being drafted #1 overall in 1993.

@oliverprogeek 10 months ago

Guys at Fox are great with these videos and teasers between him and Gronk!

@runningmama4793 10 months ago

Great interview. Just one note: the interviewer (and some of the commenters here) was mocking a little about TB's toughest times being all those championship game/Super Bowl losses, when other teams would love to even get there, as if it was some kind of "first world problem." But THE POINT WAS, those were some tough losses! Maybe the higher you get, the more crushing it feels when you lose!

@phillipbarlow9387 10 months ago

You can sense the intensity & passion for the game, when Tom starts talking about the "all 22 film," and how keeping you eye on the ball -- as TV has trained us to do, while we watch football -- can't help but result in the viewer "missing" all the off-ball action that leads & contributes to the end result of a play. This is one of the reasons he was so great -- watching film. Unlike the players (which is basically all of them) who've always been the most athletic guy on the field, and who see film study as boring, pointless, and unnecessary -- film is exciting for Brady, because he knows that "pattern recognition" gives him a real advantage on Sundays.

@100chuckjones 9 months ago (edited)

I wish i could just hammer the like button over and over again like a million times. I'd literally sit here all day consecutively clicking on it. This is one of the best Q+A's I've ever seen. I'm bias. I am a Patriots fan and lived through all this in real time. Gotta remember, the Red Sox were on an 80 year drought, The Patriots were like the ugly step brother to the curse. That first superbowl he won, I got on my knees and prayed to god and also asked Vince Lombardi to sprinkle some magic on us. I stayed on my knees and the kick went straight through the uprights "It's good...It's good...It's good".

Then I broke down crying. because only months earlier my dad had passed away. We were both avid Patriot and Red Sox fans. Three years later when the Red Sox were in the top of the ninth inning, two outs, ready to win a world series, I placed my dad's hat, glasses and jacket on the couch next to me. "No Bill Buckner this time dad". We did it.

I never take for granted what it's like watching sports here in New England with my kids. I know someday those will be some of their fondest memories as well.