Tom Brady Addresses Failure Of His Clock-Killing Throw

Five seconds can change everything in a NFL game. Some NFL teams cling to a slim lead with five seconds left on the clock and face fourth down. In this case, most teams opt to throw the ball away in order to waste the remaining time. The Texans executed this perfectly, but the New England Patriots failed. Patriots quarterback Tom Brady took the snap and tried to send the ball high enough to pull out his move. The throw didn’t work and the clock stopped before the ball was touched by a Marine who got a hand on it.

“I don’t know,” Brady told media members after the game. “I don’t know. I couldn’t figure it out. I’ve never seen that before.”

He said the ball was still in the air when the clock stopped. “Everyone says a Patriot gets advantages,” Brady said. “I don’t know about that.”

Well, Brady has every right to make comments of this kind, because he has six Super Bowl rings, and his team has won ten games in the regular season.

Better luck with the next throw

There’s nothing better than 10-1 start, and New England has the perfect base for another Super Bowl win. We can already see them win a Super Bowl.

The New England Patriots struggle on the offensive side of the game. Things looked sort of different last night, but we believe Brady wasn’t expecting a 13-6 score. New England can do much more, and Brady is well aware of that. He wanted the team to score more points last Sunday, and he had the same plans for the game against Dallas. Well, they won, and that’s the only thing that matters at the moment.

Rookie receiver N’Keal Harry was excellent last night, and head coach Bill Belichick is proud of his rookie. The Patriots are making their way to the Super Bowl, and they better pay attention to the next few games. These games will determine the Patriots’ chances to play the big game. Brady hopes to earn his seventh ring, and we can see him polish it. It was a good win, and they are off to another.