Tom Brady Releases Groundbreaking Statement On Injury Speculation

The New England Patriots could not be happier about their win over the Buffalo Bills. Quarterback Tom Brady threw for 126 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions as the Patriots were making their way to victory. But, was this Brady’s best game? Many were concerned about his injury, and we all saw that Brady did not look right at the game.

What do you get when you combine Brady’s performance and the speculation that he is struggling with an injury? Fans are already asking questions about his game.

The GOAT keeps saying that he feels great. “I feel great. I feel 100 percent,” he said, adding that he is not injured.

Brady was removed from the game for Brian Hoyer with 6:39 left of the fourth quarter. He said he was not surprised that coach decided to take him out of the game. However, Brady left the game early, and that sure means a thing. If you ask head coach Bill Belichick, that was the right thing to be done. He showed faith in the quarterback.

“Well, I think overall, our passing game will be better, could be better, but we ran the ball well and that offset it. Some days it’s the running game, some days it’s the passing game. We’ll see what happens next week, but I have a lot of confidence in our quarterback, our receivers, our offensive line, our protection. When we need to throw, hopefully we’ll be able to throw if we have to. If we need to run it, hopefully we’ll be able to run,” Belichick said.

The Patriots offense did not need the quarterback to be himself as they were able to rush for 273 yards and a couple of touchdowns.

“Yeah, we didn’t have our best game in the pass game, but we won. So, I think everyone’s feeling pretty good about winning,” Brady said.