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I think it was last season but Brady wore a revolution speed helmet for a few games, why did he switch and then switch back to his regular one?

December 11, 2013 by Mike Dussault

Yeah he definitely wore it against Seattle, and another game or two. He also tried a different helmet a couple times in 2011, the opener vs. Miami being one. I’d guess he was trying to find a safer option that the old Riddell, but I guess at the end of the day he just likes the look/feel of the old one better. I definitely prefer the look of the old one as well.

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