Report: Tom Brady Identifies The ‘Problem’ He Was Dealing With In Recent Seasons

Quarterback Tom Brady is one of the best quarterbacks in the league, but it is more than certain that he has a few problems to deal with. We have seen him taking a completely new shape in the past few seasons.

The Patriots rely on short, quick passes to sort out defenses, destroying their opponents by a thousand punches. Tom Brady has a strong arm, and we have not seen any changes in that aspect. The same applies to his accuracy. Brady knows how to make the best throws. You do not always see a 41-year-old player playing at such level. But, we cannot really see him force a pass into tight windows.

During his appearance on WEEI’s Mut & Callahan, Brady talked about all the things that changed his style of play throughout his professional career.

“…Maybe part of my problem as I’ve gotten older is I want to make so few mistakes. Maybe there’s not as much aggressiveness as I would like because with aggressiveness comes more risk. We have like a 95 percent chance of winning when we don’t turn the ball over and I think that’s always in the back of my mind. So being a little less fearful with the ball and a little more aggressive. I thought we did a better job of that yesterday, and hopefully we can keep that going,” Brady said.

The quarterback’s comments about the team’s chance of winning are sort of a hyperbolic. That’s what some say. But,

that’s not true.
The Patriots are really careful with the ball. They have not committed a turnover in the past four matchups. If Brady and his teammates can continue this tradition for another four games, they will break brand new records.

Tom Brady, on @MutCallahan, notes that the Patriots have a 95 percent chance of winning when they don't turn the ball over. The Patriots have gone four straight games without a turnover. Team record for most consecutive games without a turnover is seven (2010 season).

— Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) November 26, 2018

“Tom Brady, on @MutCallahan, notes that the Patriots have a 95 percent chance of winning when they don’t turn the ball over. The Patriots have gone four straight games without a turnover. Team record for most consecutive games without a turnover is seven (2010 season),” Brady said.