Tom - Brady wonderful 10 years

jessicalove Tue Sep 07, 2010 1:18 am

Over the past five years allows you to pick out the most stylish man of 10, everyone has their own answer, but at least you should look at "GQ" choice. This is the world's most famous fashion magazine in its 50 years birthday, give us a list of lists, you can see the following famous names:

Whether or competitive aspects of the personality of Muhammad Ali, the world's most outstanding,
Always romantic and funny Jack Nicholson,
World Idol "night" Michael Jordan,
Perhaps the most ever charismatic former U.S. president John F. Kennedy,
The first and is always the "007" Sean Connery,
Seems never to grow old Paul Newman,
Do not want a star is many times male beauty girl dreams of Robert Reid Ford,
With the naughty eyes can kill people Johnny Depp,
No matter what time will the Hong drunk beauty Arles,
And Tom ... ...

Do not think I mentioned that Tom Cruise, even though the handsome dwarf planet does make the majority of the women screaming, but GQ to us, "Tom", an accurate answer is Tom Brady. Is not unfamiliar with this name? Then we can give him a title: NFL team New England Patriots quarterback. Or, from the civilian population out of a non-world heroes.
Two years after the University itself, Brady finally believe that "Him" is not empty talk: he won the starting quarterback or captain's position, he created a secret in 1998, a large number of single-season passing (350 ) and the number of successful passes (214) of the historical record. And then, Brady has ushered in the face a new challenge: he graduated from college, which means the beginning of professional sports.
High school graduation in 1995, Brady has been in the MLB draft, the General Assembly, Montreal Expos in the 18th round pick in such a low pick obviously can not make Brady into the rise of interest in professional baseball, but good as a university quarterback, Brady wants to be popular in the NFL. 2000. Brady participated in the NFL draft.

Brady only one goal: the history of American football's greatest quarterback, perhaps, not one.