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A closer look at how Tom Brady reacts to being hit | masslive.com

May 19, 2014 by Mike Dussault

A closer look at how Tom Brady reacts to being hit | masslive.com

What this shows is that Brady gets better over his first two hits and then slowly declines through his sixth hit, though his accuracy percentage remains higher than it is with a clean jersey throughout this span. Brady doesn’t begin to come apart until taking his seventh hit.

Brady shows a pretty remarkable ability to maintain his performance even when he’s getting drilled. An interesting stat to run this against would be how quickly he gets the ball out. Do more hits cause a delay in decision making?

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