Tom Brady

The story is another in a long-line of reports that seem to indicate Brady, Belichick, and Kraft haven’t been on the same page for some time.

When the 49ers selected offensive tackle Mike McGlinchey with the No. 9 overall pick on Thursday, starting right tackle Trent Brown’s future with the team was immediately thrown into doubt.

Because of the New England Patriots’ loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl on Sunday, the 49ers reign as having the greatest dynasty in NFL history is safe. At least until next year.

Jimmy Garoppolo surely would’ve liked to be playing in Sunday’s thrilling Super Bowl, but he’ll take the consolation prize that comes with watching it on TV.

Rapoport thinks Brady passed Montana even before leading the Patriots to this year’s AFC Championship, and that Brady’s accomplishments are incomparable to Montana’s.

Following a report put out by ESPN The Magazine with details about the Jimmy Garoppolo trade, Tom Brady denied several of the claims made in the article on Kirk & Callahan Show on Boston’s WEEI radio station Tuesday morning.

Seth Wickersham of ESPN dropped a bombshell report on Thursday night, detailing dysfunction within the New England Patriots organization involving owner Robert Kraft, head coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Tom Brady. The issues are serious enough that they could lead to a break-up — most likely Belichick’s departure after 17 years — after the season, according to Wickersham.

For three and a half years, Jimmy Garoppolo spent time on the Patriots bench, learning the ins and outs of the quarterback position from future Hall of Famer Tom Brady. Now captaining a team of his own to a 4-0 start, Garoppolo’s former mentor commented on his play for the first time since Jimmy G was traded to the 49ers.

After seeing what Jimmy Garoppolo is capable of in his first three games as 49ers starting quarterback, it sure looks like general manager John Lynch fleeced the Patriots by only giving up a second-round pick for his services. With every subsequent game, it becomes more curious as to why New England would willingly give up what […]

Can’t blame the man for trying.