Tom Brady proves once again he is immune to ravages of time
Tom Brady
Maybe  Tom Brady  really can walk on water.
 Brady   completing 26-of-38 for 290 yards and two touchdowns  led the Patriots back from deficits of 14-3 in the first half and 20-10 in the fourth quarter and now the Patriots (15-3) are in position to win their second consecutive Super Bowl and third in the last four years.
Thanks to  Brady .
If you listened to the frantic reports all week about  Brady âs injured throwing hand  hurt on a botched handoff in Wednesdayâs practice and requiring stitches  and you listened to the Patriots typical clandestine dissemination of (no) information  you werenât sure if amputation was in order or if this was a gamesmanship ruse on the part of coach Bill Belichick.
Leave it to life-of-the-party Belichick to douse the  Brady  story with cold water  saying in his typical deadpan: âLook   Tom  did a great job and  he âs a tough guy. We all know that  all right? But  weâre not talking about open-heart surgery here.ââ
No  but  Brady  did rip the heart out of a game and an unafraid Jaguars team that had the Patriots right where they wanted â¦ until  Brady  put  his  cape on and became  Brady  again.
 His  first trick was a six-play  85-yard drive that took 1:07  climaxed by a 1-yard James White scoring run to cut the Jacksonville lead to 14-10 with 55 seconds remaining in the first half to change the momentum of a game Jacksonville had been controlling.
Then came  his  9-yard scoring pass to Danny Amendola to cut the Jaguars lead to 20-17 with 8:44 remaining in the game.
And finally   Brady  won the game with a 4-yard scoring pass to Amendola with 2:48 remaining in the game.
â He âs a legend for a reason ââ Jaguars defensive lineman Calais Campbell said.
By this time  any questions about  his  bloodied throwing hand had long before been answered.
Maybe   [TGT] really can walk on water.
  [TGT] completing 26-of-38 for 290 yards and two touchdowns  led the Patriots back from deficits of 14-3 in the first half and 20-10 in the fourth quarter and now the Patriots (15-3) are in position to win their second consecutive Super Bowl and third in the last four years.
Thanks to   [TGT] 
If you listened to the frantic reports all week about   [TGT]  âs injured throwing hand  hurt on a botched handoff in Wednesdayâs practice and requiring stitches  and you listened to the Patriots typical clandestine dissemination of (no) information  you werenât sure if amputation was in order or if this was a gamesmanship ruse on the part of coach Bill Belichick.
Leave it to life-of-the-party Belichick to douse the  Brady  story with cold water  saying in his typical deadpan: âLook   Tom  did a great job and  he âs a tough guy. We all know that  all right? But  weâre not talking about open-heart surgery here.ââ
No  but   [TGT] did rip the heart out of a game and an unafraid Jaguars team that had the Patriots right where they wanted â¦ until   [TGT] put  his  cape on and became   [TGT] again.
  [TGT]   first trick was a six-play  85-yard drive that took 1:07  climaxed by a 1-yard James White scoring run to cut the Jacksonville lead to 14-10 with 55 seconds remaining in the first half to change the momentum of a game Jacksonville had been controlling.
Then came  his  9-yard scoring pass to Danny Amendola to cut the Jaguars lead to 20-17 with 8:44 remaining in the game.
And finally    [TGT] won the game with a 4-yard scoring pass to Amendola with 2:48 remaining in the game.
â He âs a legend for a reason ââ Jaguars defensive lineman Calais Campbell said.
By this time  any questions about  his  bloodied throwing hand had long before been answered.