Nov 30 (Reuters) - New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady can be hell on opposing teams when he feels he has something to prove, so his team's upcoming opponents have been duly warned.
Brady, who went an edgy revenge crusade in the wake of the "Deflategate" scandal by leading the Pats to a 10-0 start to the 2015 NFL season, said Sunday's overtime loss to Denver left him "pissed off" and motivated to get back to his winning ways.
"It was a very hard loss," Brady said on Monday during his regular appearance on Boston's WEEI radio station a day after New England fell from the ranks of the unbeaten.