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Just creating some fun discussion here as I have not seen one mention of this anywhere. Earlier this week Ray Lewis for whatever reason took to the radio and threw Tom Brady and his entire career under the bus, basically calling Brady an insignificant piece of crap that we never even would have heard of had it not been for the tuck rule. Now i'm a diehard, lifelong Raider fan and feel that reversal was a complete shame as well but to discredit a mans entire career and all his accomplishments because a single call went his way seems a bit harsh and quite frankly borderline retarded.
Now in the past most recently earlier this season when everyone was being quite vocal about writing off Brady and the Patriots saying he was done, he and his team generally respond with great ferocity and focus as they did the following game, taking the opening kickoff down the field quit quickly with Brady running the ball in himself, as they went on to destroy their opponent and never look back this season. The other main time that comes to mind would be spygate when people attacked and attempted to discredit them. At that time they responded by setting some records on route to winning 18 straight ball games before being upset by the Giants in the Super Bowl. They feed off of the us against the world mentality and this recent attack by the man that disposed of a bloody white suit and paid millions to a murdered mans family to keep their mouths shut, will no doubt stoke a fire inside Mr. Brady and his family, which is pretty much what the Pats are, a tight little family.
When asked about it, Tom as usual took the classy high road and responded by only saying Ray Lewis is allowed to have his opinion as anyone is and he is a great player and a first ballot hall of famer. The link to Brady's comments are below. Now motivation alone is not winning anyone a football game but does anyone else think this chalkboard material lights a fired under Brady and the Patriots?
https://ftw.usatoday.com/2015/01/tom-brady-new-england-patriots-nfl-playoffs-2
The lion and the tiger may be more powerful, but the wolf doesn't perform in the circus.
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BTW I hate both teams and I think the Raiders got hosed big time! Remeber this was in the height of 9/11 and where Brady found his stardom with a team well call "Patriots" how fitting
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