Associated Press Offensive Player of the Year Tom Brady

Every player has a dream and goal that they desire to achieve, Tom Brady although he didn’t desire to become one has been named Associated Press Offensive Player of the Year. A lot of commentators joke around that perhaps he should steer clear as the top offensive player if he wants his team to win the Super Bowl, which is perhaps just a coincidence that happened twice.

Tom Brady won the award for the second time within four years beating Michael Vick, who is the Eagles quarterback in what you could call a landslide in the votes. And, for the second time, Brady’s team didn’t win the Super Bowl opposing his success of his 2nd time title.

He garnered 21 out of 50 votes while Vick has a distant record of votes with 11. The other 18 voters were probably doing the unthinkable or beyond comprehension things. However, Brady wasn’t concerned at all with the votes because he’s fixed in his concern for the surgery he went through recently secondary to his sore foot.

He told the NFL network that it has been an issue that has been lingering quite a bit considering the fact that there are a lot of players on the league and on his team is forced to face these types of injuries over the course of the season. He further said that mental toughness lets you to puts you back on the field without thinking about those things so that you can perform well and at your best each week.

Tom Brady is proud to have a great training staff that he can work with. He claimed that his training staff enables him to go out and perform at his best feeling good about himself and at the same time safely hauling him out of the field winning the AFC East. This is the very thing that he has been proud of.

Randy Moss was traded to the Vikings, which forced major changes in the middle of the season. The major changes brought Tom Brady throw out his 36 TD passes, which is his second most, marked off his completion percentage of 65.9%, which is his second highest, resulted to his quarterback rating of 111% as he pass for 3,900 yards and only 4 interceptions on all his throws. Those are his basic stats that anyone would drool over especially among NFL fans. Indeed, Tom Brady is the top offensive player alright.