12th Man - the Brady Years

By Peter J. Morris

A very high-speed man once told me that to be a man you have to fight a war, have a baby and write a book. We all fight wars one way or another and we mostly all have babies. This is my attempt at the hat trick. I've always been motivated but you can't help but want to step up your game when you've seen Tom Brady close up and win so much. So much goes into winning. Any good algorithmatician worth his salt would tell you that Tommy successfully executed more plays in his life than any sports figure in the history of mankind. Yes, 10 Super Bowl tickets says volumes but there aren't enough books to talk about how many Successful executions go into producing just one successful execution in an NFL football game and extrapolating that out to the number of W's TB has. We've been to a lot of Tom Brady games. There's nothing like it. The guy is going to win. That puts the smack talking patriot fan In a very advantageous position. You could be down 28-3 in the Super Bowl and still keep running your mouth. Well, unless you pretend your kids are sick and leave early. This book does something that more analysts should write/talk about. They all write/talk stats and wins and losses but stats are for losers. Here you'll read about the big plays that went into winning big games. You'll read about what it feels like to be part of a full stadium of 65,000 people delirious with a fever for winning and how a fan base took on enough swag to make a peacock blush. You'll also read about how a group of friends of mine and now my wife and I parlayed all that winning into great and wild times many times.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1964963338
• ISBN13: 9781964963334
• Release Date: February 2025
• Publisher: American Writing Services
• Length: 138 Pages
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.3" x 6.0"