Tom Brady Makes GOAT Statement Giving Update About His Injury

Tom Brady was ruled questionable for the game against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium due to his knee ailment and flu. However, his availability was never put in question. The quarterback made the start and helped the team win the game over the Jets, and move to 8-3.

“I’m certainly doing better this week. We had the game against Tennessee where I got a little nicked up and then had the bye week and was hoping to have a full week of practice, and it just didn’t allow for it. I’m feeling a lot better. A little flu has been going around, but I’m feeling a lot better and hopefully I really turned the corner with my knee this week,” Brady said during his interview with Jim Gray.

Things got even better after the Steelers lost the game to the Denver Broncos. The Patriots are getting closer to the No.1 seed, and that’s their top priority now.

“It can definitely heal, but my take on injuries is you’re really susceptible every time you go out. You can go out, be a little nicked up and if you get hit again, you could make it worse. But the reality is, you could wait for it to get fully healthy, and then go out and take a hit and get hurt again. If I can play, that’s what I’m going to always prefer to do and that’s what I’ve always done. And I realize there are risks that come with playing when you’re not fully healthy or when you’re not fully healed, but that’s part of the nature of the game. I think in many ways, it would hurt me more to not be playing and watching than it would be to deal with whatever I’m dealing with,” Brady said.

He was not really worried about the injury and managed to throw for 283 yard and a couple of touchdowns.