Brady doing Brady Things

CLEVELAND, OHIO - Tom Brady returned from his four game suspension and made quick work of the Browns, tallying 406 yards through the air with three touchdowns, no interceptions, and most importantly notching a win. "There was plenty of rust," Brady said after the game. "I still have a long ways to go. Giselle expects more out of me." But the real story was the battle of his more famous distant cousins, Ben and Cameron, who were in attendance to watch him play.

This weeks matchup marks the fifth regular season time they have squared off. They have split the first four games, with Ben winning both match-ups in the '14-'15 season by an average of just under 20 points a game. Cameron took both games in the '15-'16 season averaging just under 13 points a game. This will be the only time they face off in the '16-'17 regular season. Tensions were extremely high when I was Skyping with Cameron earlier this morning. 

"I work too hard. For it to come to this. I just... I don't even know how to say it. But I gotta win. I can't emphasize enough how important this game it to me. I literally meant what I just said." 

Ben was a little more laid back when we were on a google hangout just 10 minutes ago. 

"I've had more success in the post season, that's all that matters. Look, you've got to understand something, I couldn't care less than I care right now. The fact that we have to talk about this supposed brother rivalry has me more fired up than the actual match-up." 

With both teams at 2-2 this season, this game does mean quite a bit. However, it is known that one brother will be 3-2, with the other will be 2-3, in both this season and in the rivalry. That is a fact.