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.

Patriots QB Brady practiced Thursday

For this week, the New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady did not wait until Friday to practice again with his teammates. He made it one day earlier and practiced on a limited basis on Thursday, making it more likely that he will still start this Sunday’s game against Buffalo Bills.

The quarterback had limited participation in Thursday’s session after sitting out Wednesday’s workout while nursing rib and right finger problems, as well as tire tiredness caused by less than enough sleep for he had to take care of his baby boy who came to the world last week. Brady also was listed with a right shoulder injury, as he has been every week.

Brady has started every game this season, including last Sunday’s 20-10 win over the Carolina Panthers after he sat out practices on Wednesday and Thursday.

But it still remains uncertain whether starting defensive linemen Vince Wilfork and Ty Warren would put on their Patriots jerseys for Sunday’s game. Both missed their second straight practice, Wilfork with a foot injury and Warren with an ankle injury, after being hurt during the game against the Panthers.

Patriots and QB Brady get prepared for playing in London

This Sunday’s regular-season game is different for the New England Patriots and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers-it will be held outside the United States and be attended by thousands of British fans wearing a variety of NFL jerseys. The Wembley Stadium to hold the game is in British capital in London.

“It’s not too often that we fly east to play a game,” Brady said Tuesday in a conference call. “And to play in Wembley Stadium, it’s as historic a stadium (as there is) in the entire world. I think our team is all very excited for that.”

Both teams will arrive on Friday, with only two days left for the game, and the Patriots and Brady said they have been prepared to play the game like playing any other game inside the United States. Brady said two days would be enough for the players to get acclimated to the time change and the weather, which he said is pretty similar to the weather in Boston.

The NFL is playing at Wembley for the third straight year. Last year it was the game between the New Orleans Saints and the San Diego Chargers, who spent a week in London getting used to the differences. And the first year’s game was between the New York Giants and the Miami Dolphins, who also arrived only days before.