Myron Schulz

Bruce Arians says both Peyton Manning and Tom Brady were basically the same animal for one reason, their addiction to information that could help them win “Tom Brady has probably been the most covered athlete in the last two decades. Everybody knows how competitive he is, how much he lives football. But when you got with him and coached him, what was it where you said, ‘This is why he’s different from everyone else I’ve coached?’” “Not totally different than Peyton. They’re the same animal. Their need for information. I want to know everything. I want every rock unturned before this game starts.” “‘What are we going to do in this scenario? What are we going to do in this scenario? Tell me about the DBs.’ They had to have the information. And then they would just decipher it and say, ‘Let me go out and tear you up.’” “But they hate losing. They hate losing. They hate playing bad. Tom’s a little more demonstrative on the sideline. But it’s great to watch him, great to work with him. Just a hell of a dude.” “Were you ever shocked at times, like, this guy is 43, 44, he’s winning a Super Bowl, how is he still doing this? He’s throwing better now. He’s got great mechanics. He’s one of those full-body throwers.” “Tom’s an amazing human being as far as taking care of himself that way. He’s throwing the ball better than I’ve ever seen him throw it.”