NFL Reacts To Tom Brady’s 1,000 Rushing Mark

The New England Patriots have gained full control of the game in the first half of the game against the Minnesota Vikings. This is not their best football, but they are doing a brilliant job. The Patriots had to win this game in order to get a nice position for the rest of the season.

The players moved the ball downfield. The Patriots were able to control every phase of the game until now, and they still look like the Super Bowl team we knew before.

The NFL media covering the game were really happy with the Patriots performance in the fist half of the game.

Tom Brady was getting really close to reaching his 1,000 career rushing yards, and needed a few weeks to hit the spot. Well, Brady is not a mobile quarterback, but he is a 1,000-yard rusher now.

The Clydesdale is at it again

— Mark Daniels (@MarkDanielsPJ) December 2, 2018

Another day, another record for TB12. ? pic.twitter.com/rpayxHOAlO

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) December 2, 2018

Brady will not be Brady if he does not break a record. Today, Brady became the slowest player in the NFL history to reach this number on the ground. The quarterback averaged less than four yards per contest in his career.

The Minnesota Vikings played with Stefon Diggs and Xavier Rhodes. The starts were able to suit up for the game. The Patriots had their players, too. Healthy and strong. So, both teams are playing strong so far.

“Edelman, Hogan, Patterson, Burkhead, Michel and Develin all handle ball on eight-play TD Drive. Edelman only one to touch twice. Nice early plan by McDaniels,” Tom E. Curran tweeted.

The Patriots are well aware of Rhodes’ condition. They spread the ball around in order to defeat Minnesota’s lesser defenders. The Patriots took a 7-0 lead over the Minnesota Vikings on the very first drive.

“Vikings holder Matt Wile was late getting onto the field, snapped the ball with 1 second on play clock … Bailey missed badly to the left.” Paul Perillo tweeted.