Exactly ... it is not like he is Big Ben willing to take a beating ... Brady is not a tough QB ... doesn't like to be hit.
Can't wait to hear from Rex ... Great Jets Game ... should be good in Pittsburgh.
		
		
	 
You could be right about Brady. You don't have to touch a QB but if you could sufficiently get close enough and scare him, the pressure could throw off his timing. Not only were his passes off, he didn't even see the open man/men. Even when he went for the clean pass, he found a way to flub up a few of those. Brady was right there for TDs several times with little coverage on his receivers. The Jets must have spooked him bad, and that's probably pressure. It's the only thing I can imagine, because otherwise, it just didn't look like the Brady I know. This loss was probably as bad as the loss the Pats had in the Super Bowl when they lost against the Giants. 
I do agree at least this is the biggest game for the Jets since Super Bowl III as their coach told the press.
This will be fun. We have #6 Jets against #2 Steelers for AFC champion.
Likewise, we have #6 Packers against #2 Bears for NFC champion.
To see two #1 seeds go down like this is probably a first. Who would have thought last week that both Atlanta and New England would lose? This makes it fun.
The former dynasty was the 2000s Pats hands down with three rings/four SB appearances and the new one may very well be the 2010s Falcons (as announcers said yesterday saying Atlanta's QB and coach should pick up 
many Super Bowls together in the future). My guess is that they suspected a possibility of three or four shots at the Lombardi Trophy, but not "many" Super Bowl rings as they stated. But maybe they are that confident in Atlanta's chances over the next decade. 
Atlanta from now into the future was likened to how some saw the Pats looked to be at the beginning of the previous decade. Fair enough with what the Pats showed us in 2001 and what the Falcons showed us this year. It's as close to a safe guess as any I have heard the announcers call. That sounds about right. 
But the shot at the upcoming SB next month isn't for the Falcons. Who the heck is one to pick for this Super Bowl champion? Will we see two #6 playoff teams meet each other in February? It's not that unlikely judging from the bizarre stuff we have seen in this postseason.
All the talk about Philly/Vick, New England/Brady, Atlanta, Indy, New Orleans, and look who is left standing.