Tom Brady - another surgery

[Jistic]

To wish this or take joy in this on anyone is weak sauce.

Hope he's ok.

[AlexBrady]

He is fine, trust me. This is getting blown way out of proportion. He is the best player in football for a reason and this will be simple for him to come back from. His brain and arm are not infected which is most important. This is not comparable to the McNabb and Culpepper situations because they were not in Brady's stratosphere to begin with.

[OSUFan_88]

Quote: Originally Posted by AlexBrady

He is fine, trust me. This is getting blown way out of proportion. He is the best player in football for a reason and this will be simple for him to come back from. His brain and arm are not infected which is most important. This is not comparable to the McNabb and Culpepper situations because they were not in Brady's stratosphere to begin with.

Um...when there is talk about getting your ACL replaced, I don't think the "He is fine" card is going to work too well.

Brady may be done for next season as well. Not to mention that when you come back from ACL surgery it usually takes a QB about a half a year before they are any good again.

This is not good for Brady.

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by AlexBrady

He is fine, trust me. This is getting blown way out of proportion. He is the best player in football for a reason and this will be simple for him to come back from. His brain and arm are not infected which is most important. This is not comparable to the McNabb and Culpepper situations because they were not in Brady's stratosphere to begin with.

lol, at least you're consistent

[AlexBrady]

Quote: Originally Posted by OSUFan_88

Um...when there is talk about getting your ACL replaced, I don't think the "He is fine" card is going to work too well. Brady may be done for next season as well. Not to mention that when you come back from ACL surgery it usually takes a QB about a half a year before they are any good again. This is not good for Brady.

What part of Brady is normal? The fact is, we have never seen a qb of his stature come back from this. He could easily defy logic and regain his MVP from.

Quote: Originally Posted by wwharton

lol, at least you're consistent

Lol.

[OSUFan_88]

Quote: Originally Posted by AlexBrady

What part of Brady is normal? The fact is, we have never seen a qb of his stature come back from this. He could easily defy logic and regain his MVP from.

Sure he could...

In 2 years when he can actually stand on his leg without pain. He's a great QB...but he is not a machine.

Believe it or not, Tom Brady actually does feel pain and he doesn't wear an S on his chest. This is a bad situation for him and the Pats.

[AlexBrady]

Quote: Originally Posted by OSUFan_88

Sure he could... In 2 years when he can actually stand on his leg without pain. He's a great QB...but he is not a machine. Believe it or not, Tom Brady actually does feel pain and he doesn't wear an S on his chest. This is a bad situation for him and the Pats.

He is about as close as you can get. A procedure (thats the word used in all the reports, not surgery) does not mean surgery. This could have just been a quick cleanout or scope that took 15-20 minutes.

[ProfessaPackMan]

So can you tell us the difference between surgury and a "procedure", in this particular case?