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The Tom Brady Legend Grows

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New England quarterback Tom Brady had a 103 degree fever the night before the Patriots beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC championship game, Sports Illustrated reported.

 

The magazine said in this week's issue that Brady had an intravenous line in his left -- non-throwing -- arm on Saturday night while fighting off chills in his Pittsburgh hotel room.

 

In outdoor temperatures of 11 degrees, Brady threw for two touchdowns with no interceptions to lead the Patriots to a 41-27 victory and their third Super Bowl appearance in four years.

 

Patriots spokesman Stacey James did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment.

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Bye Eagles.

I can't wait until the media gets ahold of this. Some ESPN worker might just assassinate Bush and Cheney and make Brady Lord High Emperor of the World.

And where did TOm Brady play college ball? That's right :thumbup

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He didn't play for Cal.

HEY! Yeah, Uh, Screw Tom Brady buddy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Well, at least until next year. I can't stay mad a a Michigan product for too long.

And where did TOm Brady play college ball? That's right :thumbup

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He didn't play for Cal.

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Hail hail Mich-i-gan.....

And who else went to Michigan?

 

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Elvis Grbac

Todd Collins

Brian Griese

John Navarre

Drew Henson

Jim Harbaugh

 

 

to name a few QB's

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