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    Thomas Edward Patrick Brady Jr. (Tom Brady) is just a 37 year old man who is just doing what he loves to do and that is playing Football. Brady was born on August 3, 1977, in San Mateo, California before Brady started to win Super Bowls, date Supermodels or before any of his Football career started to launch he was just known as “Tommy” a regular kid from his Neighborhood. Brady 's interest in football started when he was very young. Some of his earliest memories are of attending San Francisco

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    advantage of the satisfaction that sports entertainment brings to the fans. The Super Bowl, an annual championship game of the National Football League between the two best teams, one from the AFC and NFC division. This needs to be explained because most would see the Super Bowl as a time slot for entertaining commercials and an ad sponsored halftime show. According to Affluenza “thirty-second slots during the Super Bowl have sold for much as $1.6 million each”(155). Of course this book is out dated

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    sports all day long. My obsession started at a young age. The first memory I have of watching sports was on February 1st, 2004. That was the date of Super Bowl 38. Before that date, I did not really know much about football. After that game, I desired to know as much as possible. On that day, I remember running around my house like any

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    both getting paid less than $35 million dollars each year, all three of them are MVP winners and Super bowl winners. Aaron Rodgers has won two MVP awards, been an all-pro for five years. Tom Brady one of the best quarterbacks of all time has won the MVP award two times and the NFL’s offensive player of the year award twice. Tom has also won his team 4 super bowls since he has played in the NFL. Super stars aren't getting paid enough because people who sit on the bench still get paid large salaries

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    Summary Super Bowl 51 included the New England Patriots vs. the Atlanta Falcons. This was the 9th Super Bowl the Patriots had attended. The pressure was on for the Flacons. The first quarter of the game neither team scored. As the second quarter began the Falcons drove several touchdowns, leaving the Patriots behind. Throughout the third quarter, Falcons continued scoring. It wasn’t long before the Patriots caught up quickly and both teams were tied at the very last straw of the game. As the game

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    To start off, Tom Brady has broken a lot of records. Some of his records include the most super bowl wins by a quarterback, most super bowl MVP selections, has won twenty five of the thirty four playoff games he has started in, has been selected to twelve pro bowls, and he has the most divisions won by a single quarterback (Doeden). For instance, he also has led the Patriots from a losing team to a winning team. With Tom Brady

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    Andrew Luck or being carried by Beast Mode and Eddie Lacy. After my fellow footballs and I heard we were going to Foxborough I knew we would play a role in a historic game that could be Brady’s last chance for four rings or Luck’s first of many super bowl appearances. We arrived a few days before the AFC Championship Game. I was thankfully one of the 6 outdoor footballs and not one of the balls only used for kicking or practice because I wanted to feel what it was like to be thrown by what could

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    As Super Bowl LI was here and now its gone in the blink of an eye my Guide to Super Bowl LI for the Novice Viewer should be able to tell you everything that happened leading up to the big game and everything else that happened during and after Super Bowl 51 through articles from the New York Times. It is also intended to educate the fans that do not pay as much attention to the Super Bowl either because their team did not make it or maybe they missed the Super Bowl because of any kind of reason.

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    resilience, competitiveness, and adversity Tom Brady broke the mold of the typical QB and led his team through the grueling seasons to NFL championships. The four-time Super Bowl champion has proved through hadrwork and determination you can achieve anything. Even if you are down twenty-eight to three in the third quarter of the super bowl, three to one in the NBA Finals, or even down three games to one in the World Series, showing your stripes and persevering you can do the impossible showing the adversity

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    Who Is Tom Brady A Hero

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    football career took off, and the rest is history (“Tom Brady” 2017). Tom Brady is related to the Greek Heroes, Theseus and Achilles because he was not fearful and he showed his abilities when starting his first season as quarterback because he won the super bowl, which relates to Theseus and the Minotaur, and he got caught with deflate gate and got dragged around and got taken advantage of, like what Achilles did to Hector after he beat him. Tom Brady was picked in the sixth round of the 2000 draft by

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