MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Australia's House of Representatives passes bill banning children younger than age 16 from social media.
Tom Brady is currently making his way through his first season as a football commentator with Fox Sports, but everyone knows him best as the legendary quarterback who dominated the NFL for over two decades. And along the way, it sounds like he got some help from one of his top rivals in Peyton Manning. Brady's career was filled with accolades and achievements, and a quick look at his numbers will show you why he's regarded as the greatest player in NFL history. His crowning accomplishment was winning seven Super Bowls, which is more than any franchise has won in the history of the league. Of course, Brady wasn't able to win games on his own, and sometimes, he got a helping hand from his competitors. That was what happened with him and Manning, as Brady revealed that arguably his biggest rival introduced him to a play that the New England Patriots ran frequently with Rob Gronkowski. "I met with Peyton Manning for like three days, and he taught me the play that he used to run a lot," Brady said in a video he posted on X, formerly known as Twitter. "We ended up installing the play in our offense, and we got Rob Gronkowski. It ended up, probably half of Gronk's receiving yards were on this concept. I'm like, 'Thanks, Peyton!'" Thanks Peyton! pic.twitter.com/vLNzFiCpfs The play in question would see Brady run a play action, which would get the opposing defense's linebackers to come towards the line of scrimmage in anticipation of a run. Instead, it was a pass, and Gronkowski would leak down the seam and get wide open in the middle of the field for Brady to hit him. © Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images This was a bread and butter play for New England's offense during Brady's time on the field with Gronk. And as it turns out, if it weren't for Manning, the Patriots may have never discovered it, which could have drastically altered how they ran their offense. Brady and Manning were competitors, but they are also good friends off the field. Considering how much success Brady and Gronkowski had together, though, he's probably wishing he didn't give this play away to arguably the greatest quarterback of all time. Related: Tom Brady Names His 'Player Of The Game' After Week 10Minerva Neurosciences stock hits 52-week low at $2.07
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Luke McCowan says Celtic are desperate to end a seven-year drought in Europe’s harshest environment. Brendan Rodgers ’ side face Dinamo Zagreb looking for a priceless away win in the Champions League . Celtic’s last triumph on foreign soil in this stage of the elite competition came in Brussels over Anderlecht in September 2017. McCowan feels it’s a target for the current crop as he said: “Exactly. I think winning away in the Champions League is obviously massive. So we obviously look to try and do that. “I think that’s probably one of the things the boys are looking towards is trying to get that, but, listen, we know it’s a hard thing to do. Since 2016, it’s been unbelievable teams playing here and playing away in the Champions League, so we just know it’s a tough thing to do. But you never know, it can maybe happen come Tuesday. You try and look to win every game, regardless of where it is, but we know it’s going to be so hard. It’s a tough place to go. “Obviously, off the back of a couple of tough games this week, you know it’ll be hard because you’re away in the Champions League anyway, but the boys will be up for it and ready to go come Tuesday.” Although it’s tricky to work out permutations in the new-look league set-up, victory for Celtic would put them onto 11 points and surely give them an outstanding chance of reaching the play-offs That would be a superb achievement and McCowan said: “I hope so. We just know, as I’ve said previously, performance levels are everything. “That’s what we focus on first and then, if we come away from the game and we’ve made it to a qualification spot or whatever it is and you get through, then so be it. “But it’s about having your standards and keeping them maintained. It’s the old cliche, it’s game at a time and keep doing what we’re doing.” Rodgers has targeted clearly a place in the play-offs and general improvement in Europe for Celtic. Asked if there was a sense of pride amongst the squad for putting the club back on the big-stage map after some years of not achieving much on the continent, McCowan reasoned: “You’re probably asking the wrong guy because I was probably watching the games here, instead of being in the team that’s involved in it. “But I guess you kind of can say that. The format, the new Champions League, is a big benefitting factor because obviously you’re playing more games against different opponents. Some are away, some are at home. “But we know it’s as tough anytime in the Champions League and we just want to show that we’re at that level and can push teams, regardless of where they’re at home, wherever they’re away, and that’ll be the message come Tuesday.” When it was put to McGowan that perhaps fans feel Celtic should have been achieving more prior to this term, he continued: “I don’t know. I mean, it’s hard. Being involved in it, I can tell you that it’s the hardest possible thing you’re playing in. “It’s just the quality of the player, obviously. You’re playing against Europe’s best teams. But it’s also one where you want to believe that you’re at those standards. I can’t speak on behalf of the boys that have played here before, but I know now that we are at those standards and we just kind of need to keep pushing.” With the Premier Sports Cup Final against Rangers coming hot on the heels of Zagreb, it’s a huge week which could shape Celtic’s term. But McCowan said: “Aye and no, I guess. Not season-defining. But it’s a big game Sunday. “Obviously, you’ve got Zagreb first and I’ll be looking forward to that because I can’t play on Sunday, so I can’t really talk much on it. Listen, we know what comes next, it’s another big game away in the Champions League. We’ve had a couple already, so the boys will be ready to go again.”Percentages: FG .452, FT .778. 3-Point Goals: 9-22, .409 (Lazar 3-6, Selden 2-3, Boyogueno 2-6, Mann 1-1, Simmons 1-5, Hawkins 0-1). Team Rebounds: 5. Team Turnovers: 1. Blocked Shots: 2 (Boyogueno, Richards). Turnovers: 14 (Mann 4, Richards 3, Selden 3, Boyogueno, Hawkins, Lazar, Mykalcio). Steals: 3 (Badmus, Hawkins, Selden). Technical Fouls: None. Percentages: FG .358, FT .550. 3-Point Goals: 5-22, .227 (Freeman 2-6, Thomas 2-9, Carralero Martin 1-1, Ward 0-1, Willoughby 0-2, Camara 0-3). Team Rebounds: 4. Team Turnovers: None. Blocked Shots: 2 (Carralero Martin 2). Turnovers: 8 (Freeman 3, Ward 2, Camara, Rouzan, Thomas). Steals: 7 (Camara 2, Carralero Martin 2, Freeman, Thomas, Ward). Technical Fouls: None. A_200 (1,000).How A.I. can work for you this holiday season
