Patriots quarterback Tom Brady believes there is a risk-reward scenario involved in quarterbacks's decisions to run during a game.
During his weekly interview on sports radio WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show," Brady reflected on the helmet-to-helmet hit that knocked Bills quarterback Josh Allen out of Sunday's game and put him in the concussion protocol. While Brady expressed empathy toward the young quarterback, he added that Allen took a risk by running and paid the price as a result.
"A lot of quarterbacks who do run, they're trying to make yards and it's great. At the same time, you're susceptible to big hits," Brady said, per ESPN.