In front of a large home audience, in a heavy rain, the New England Patriots lost a wild card game to the Tennessee Titans, 20-13. The last play of the game was a Brady pass from the 1 -yard line that was intercepted and returned for 6 points, making the final score. Many fans and the announcers seemed to think that it was the last play of Tom Brady's storied career. At 42 year 's of age, he has played longer than just about all pro football players during a career. His long time coach, Bill Belichek, has only known 1 QB while with the Boston team. His records go beyond what others have achieved. He will be in the Hall Of Fame as soon as eligible.
The game itself was a snoozer, with the Pats trying and failing to score given many chances late in the game. Tomorrow's sports writers will outline his career and speculate on his likely future in retirement. Will he move on from football into another career? Will he join the club that he has carried for his time on the field of play? Will he seek rest and contemplation for a few years? Many questions waiting to be answered. It will take time; and he will take his time.
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