QB Brady would stick with the Patriots

The New England Patriots are still negotiating a new contract with starting quarterback Tom Brady, who by so far has not missed any offseason workouts, though he expressed that he would not give up his benefits in the negotiation.

Brady recently told reporters that he would mainly focus on his own job while his agent is doing the negotiating job. He only wanted to do his best and make himself deserve the pay he asked for. However, the Patriots officials have not given any clue of the new contract, and Bray seems calm with that. He said that he was excited for returning to field and expected a better season in 2010. What if the Patriots fail his expectation when his current contract expires following this new season? Well, Brady does not believe that could happen and refused to discuss about this he was available to reporters.

Let’s make a bold guess here as there is no answer from the player or the team. Dallas Cowboys could a good choice if Brady did not get anything from the Patriots. Growing up as a Cowboys fan with a full collection of Michael Irvin jerseys, Brady would love the idea of joining his idol team, which would definitely welcome a starting quarterback like Brady.

Michael Irvin has private contacts with Dez Bryant

After the well-known meeting during the Dallas Cowboys’ rookie camp, former and current No.88 wearers, Michael Irvin and Dez Bryant re-met publicly only in reports. However, according to someone who witnessed the scene, Irvin actually invited Bryant to his house for private conversation for several times.

Since Dez was given the number 88 that was previously on Michael Irvin jersey during the 1990s, there has been a lot of comparison on the two receivers. And after a brief visit to the Cowboys rookie camp, Irvin seemed to have a great impression on the rookie receiver. Irvin had his first conversation with Bryant during the camp and later told reporters that Bryant was a humble man with great potentials and he wished the rookie to be an even better wide receiver than he was.

According to the source, a few days later Bryant received a call from Irvin, who invited him for a dinner. With respects to the former legendary receiver, Bryant happily accepted the invitation and visited Irvin on a Saturday night. The second conversation seemed to help set up a solid friendship between the Pro football Hall of Famer and Cowboys rookie receiver, and more invitations were made by one of them to the other since then.