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Now that's more like it

By Mike Reiss
ESPNBoston.com

Sunday, October 18, 2009

FOXBOROUGH -- Tom Brady was studying more than the game plan Thursday. He also had the weather forecast on his mind. The New England Patriots had hoped to attack the Tennessee Titans where they were most vulnerable: the secondary. They planned to spread the field with receivers and breathe life into a passing game that had yet to fire on all cylinders. Then Brady saw the forecast, which called for unseasonably cool temperatures, high winds and a wintry mix. "[I was] kind of pissed," he sai ...

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