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Q&A: Tom Brady breaks down Dolphins

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(On the challenges that Jason Taylor poses) - "I was a little disappointed when he signed back. I thought that once he left for Washington I'd never have to play him again. He's a great player. I've always enjoyed the rivalry with the Dolphins, and he's really been, he and Zach Thomas were really the defensive leaders for an awful long time. He's back to his usual playing style and he's playing great football, leads the team in sacks. He's a tenacious player, he's always been that way, and he gives great effort on every play. When he makes plays, the entire team rallies around it. We have to try to do a good job of trying to keep him out of the backfield and certainly keeping him out of the end zone. He was in the end zone last week after the fumble recovery, and he's been in the end zone a couple other times versus us. Have to try to eliminate those."


(On what his thoughts were when he saw the Wildcat last year) - "It took everybody by surprise on our team, and it took the league by storm last year. That's all you heard this offseason was 'whose going to be running the Wildcat, and which teams will be good at it,' and everyone has some version of it at this point. They've done a great job with it. Anytime you have Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams on the field at the same time, there's a lot of danger. They're big, powerful backs, and when the strength of your team is guys like that, then you have to find ways to get them the ball and they've done a great job of that. It still catches teams off guard, it's hard to defend, and you've got the threat of two of the best backs in the league running the ball. And then when they decide to throw it off of that, it's usually one-on-one coverage out there. It's a great weapon for the Dolphins and they've used it very effectively, used it to a division title last year. We have to do a good job of defending it."
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http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-dolphins/sfl-tom-brady-dolphins-110509,0,3601275.story
 
You can see the difference in demeanor of the Pats and Jets, and what direction each one is going in.
 
(On the challenges that Jason Taylor poses) - "I was a little disappointed when he signed back. I thought that once he left for Washington I'd never have to play him again.


... My favorite part.
 
crap brady did his homework haha


(On if he approaches the game any differently when he knows there are two rookie cornerbacks on the other side of the ball) - "You would say yes because they're rookies, but I tell you, these two don't play like rookies. Sean Smith is a big kid, he's played every game this year. He's a rookie, but he's had a lot of playing experience, eleven or twelve games including the preseason. Vontae Davis probably played his best game last week against the Jets from what I saw. He's been in there quite a bit too this year rotating with Sean. They do a great job, two physical guys, they're big, they get their hands on the receivers, they can be very disrupting in the passing game. It's not really like you want to just lob the ball up and see if they can make the play. That's what [Mark] Sanchez tried to do last week and Vontae picked it off on the two point conversion. They have some playmakers back there. [ Chris] Clemons was in there a lot last week, another young guy that's doing a good job for them. [Yeremiah] Bell and [Gibril] Wilson, I've played against those guys in the past, and they played very well against us. It's a good secondary and it's a great front seven. It's a very good defense that challenges you in a lot of ways."
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See I hate them just from pure jealousy. They've dominated our division for a while now.. so yeah that explains my hatred. However, they have class and the Jets really should take some advice from Brady!
 
wow talk about class the reason why bellechk didnt shake fattys hand is because he doesnt respect him or the jets
 
catapano said:
wow talk about class the reason why bellechk didnt shake fattys hand is because he doesnt respect him or the jets
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wait, foreal? i wish i saw that! man i wouldn't of shaken his hand either!
 
mcteems said:
Brady is a pro. He's a Hall of Famer. They have led our division for years now. You can see it in his quotes that he knows football. But the truth is that his era is fading out - just like Jason Taylor. Miami has been working overtime the last 6 or 7 years to become the leaders in the AFC East again and hopefully win a Superbowl. It Miami Dolphin time!! The Patriots have rode high for years. It's time for them to take a back seat.
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yeah well we shall see im gonna hold off on the trash talking for now unlike last week i talked as much as i could! go fins!!
 
His comments were 100% classier then what the Jet's players have been saying about us and our Wildcat. But I still don't want Jason going easy on him. :lol:
 
They hate our guts just like the Jets, make no mistake about it, but are smart enough not to give away any kind of edge.
 
catapano said:
wow talk about class the reason why bellechk didnt shake fattys hand is because he doesnt respect him or the jets
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Nah. He just hates to lose. He did meet up with both Ryan & Sanchez on the way to the lockerroom and congratulated him.
 
Can't hate on Brady. I can hate him when Sunday comes around, but he's one of the best, and he carries himself appropriately.
 
I'll always hate the Pats, but props to them staying classy all this time, after having dominated the NFL for years. Rex Ryan and that organization has talked more **** than they ever have, and his all time record as a head coach is 4-4.
 
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