FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) – Sometimes Tom Brady sits on the bench after a series and confers quietly with offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.
Other times he paces the sideline unleashing expletives.
From student to screamer and everything in between, the super-competitive Brady does whatever he can to come out with a win.
“I don’t think I ever lose track of plays or things that I need to do to help coordinate our offense when we’re on the field,” he said Wednesday, talking calmly at a podium. “I just think the emotional part is a really important part for me and I think that’s always been a part of the way that I play.”
That emotion is sure to be on display Sunday night when Brady tries to lead the New England Patriots to their sixth Super Bowl in 14 seasons when they host the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC championship game.