That’s how I’d sum up the Patriots’ 20-18 loss on Championship Sunday, and it’s how Tom Brady summed it up while speaking to Derek Jeter at the Michigan Wolverines’ Signing Day party earlier today.
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Tom Brady will be at Super Bowl, just not in the fashion he or New England Patriots fans hoped.
The MVP of Super Bowls XXXVI, XXXVIII and XLIX, as well as the victor of Super Bowl XXXIX, Brady ranks right there with Joe Montana as the most accomplished players in Super Bowl history. Brady grew up in San Mateo, about 30 miles from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, where the game will be played.
The 2015 season culminates in Super Bowl 50. These will include honoring your high school through our “Golden Football” program, attending your NFL team’s homecoming game next season and being featured prominently on our NFL Media platforms.
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None, perhaps, was bigger and brighter than former MI quarterback and current National Football League megastar/future Hall of Famer Tom Brady. Almost half of the players, 44 percent, said they would want Brady as the QB in the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl to make one throw into the end zone to win the game. As our guest in San Francisco on Super Bowl Sunday, all MVPs will participate in an on-field ceremony that will air on CBS prior to kickoff.
