Steelers with a perfect stunt, gets to the qb in under 2 seconds, but the ball is gone, and you never even notice it.
That’s the thing with Brady it wasn’t about exciting highlights, a lot of them you don’t even notice like he explains on this touchdown.
Logan Ryan says he spent 4 years trying to beat Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and Julian Edelman to work and never did
“Tom Brady was a great leader. He told me, ‘If you ever need anything, I’m here all day.’ I said, ‘Well, what time do you get here?’ He just said, ‘Early.’ I said, ‘How early is early?’ And he goes, ‘Early.’”
“We started our days at 7:30am, so I came in at 6:30. You were there. Brady was there. Bill was there. Then I came in at 6:00am. Brady was there. You were there. Bill was there.”
“In New England, we didn’t have assigned parking spots. It was first come, first serve. There wasn’t a spot for the head coach, a spot for Tom Brady, a spot for Julian Edelman. It was a free-for-all.”
“So I started coming in at 5:30am, 5:45, 5:15, then 5:00 AM. I was like, ‘I can’t do anything earlier than 5:00am. That’s just getting ridiculous. I’m not getting enough sleep.’”
“So I came in at 5:00am every day for four years. And Brady was there. You were there. Bill was there. I was the fourth car there for four straight years.”
“When I went to Tennessee, I came in at 5:00am every day and was the second car there with Vrabel. My 5am routine came from trying to beat you guys to work every day. I knew that you could talk how you talked and play how you played because you put the work in to earn that.”
“Everywhere I went after that, I was the first car in the parking lot. Did I have to be? Not all the time. But I made that my routine. I made it normal. I got all that from how early you guys got there every day.”
To the rafters.
The #NHLBruins are proud to announce that during the upcoming 2026-27 season, the club will bestow its highest honor upon Patrice Bergeron by retiring his No. 37.
In 2009, the Patriots traded a 3rd-round pick to the Jaguars.
In return, they received a 2010 2nd-round pick and a 2009 7th-round pick.
Those picks became Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman.
The rest is history.