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spt_Bradys[i-1].body = "<FONT SIZE=4><b>Introduction</b></FONT><p>Here&#146;s the story of two men named Brady &#150; Tom Brady and Brady Quinn.<p>Brady, a native Californian, is a three-time Super Bowl champion quarterback for the New England Patriots. Twice, he was named the game&#146;s Most Valuable Player.<p>Quinn, a native of Ohio, is a senior quarterback for Notre Dame and finished third in this season&#146;s Heisman Trophy voting, while leading the Fighting Irish to the Sugar Bowl.<p>Their stories are different, yet strikingly similar in one fashion. Both seemed headed nowhere &#150; rapidly &#150; until they began working with Charlie Weis. <p>Tom Brady became an NFL icon and likely Hall of Famer under the tutelage of Weis, the Patriots&#146; offensive coordinator. When Weis accepted the Notre Dame head-coaching job, Brady Quinn&#146;s career instantly leaped from mediocre to magical.";

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spt_Bradys[i-1].body = "<FONT SIZE=4><b>Arm</b></FONT><p><b>Tom Brady</b><br>Brady doesn&#146;t have the NFL&#146;s strongest arm. But it&#146;s strong enough. <p>Brady, who looked downright scrawny coming out of college, has added 25 pounds of muscle since joining the Patriots. He has consistently worked on his arm strength, becoming a proficient deep passer and an extremely accurate slinger on intermediate routes. <p>What&#146;s more, Brady seems to have an innate understanding of his receivers, knowing when to let it loose for a speedster and when to drop it over the shoulder of a more lumbering target. <p>&#147;You can have the strongest arm in the world,&#148; Weis said while with the Patriots, &#147;but what does it matter if you don&#146;t know how to use it? You&#146;ve got to have touch. You&#146;ve got to understand what we want to get done on offense.&#148;<p><b>Brady Quinn</b> <br>Since the day he arrived on Notre Dame&#146;s campus, Quinn has possessed a howitzer arm. <p>But last season, he finally learned how to best utilize that important tool. Quinn threw the deep ball exceptionally well and grasped the nuances of Weis&#146; offensive system.<p>Accuracy was his biggest improvement. Quinn threw the fastball and the changeup, completing 64.9 percent of his passes for 32 touchdowns and just seven interceptions. <p>&#147;We were able to put in a substantial amount of the offense last year because Brady was able to grasp it,&#148; Weis said. &#147;But there&#146;s a difference between being able to grasp it and being able to mentally take it to another level.&#148; <p>So Quinn got more responsibility and more opportunities to show off that strong arm and responded with 35 touchdowns and five interceptions and a 63.4 completion percentage.";

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spt_Bradys[i-1].body = "<FONT SIZE=4><b>Glamour Boy</b></FONT><p><b>Tom Brady</b><br>As a second-year NFL pro, Brady drove a canary yellow Dodge Ram pickup. When he led the Patriots to victory in Super Bowl XXXVI, earning MVP honors, he was awarded a Cadillac Escalade. Ever since, his life has shifted to the fast lane. <p>He was named one of People Magazine&#146;s &#147;50 Most Beautiful People.&#148; He dated super models. He was spotted with Mariah Carey, dancing at a trendy nightspot. He had an audience with the Pope. He was invited to President Bush&#146;s State of the Union Address, where he sat next to the First Lady. He hosted &#147;Saturday Night Live.&#148; <p>It&#146;s a very Namath-esque existence, 21st Century style. Although Brady professes blue-collar values on the field, he has cultivated an image that launched a thousand magazine covers. <p><b>Brady Quinn</b><br>Being the Notre Dame quarterback &#150; not to mention a prime Heisman Trophy candidate and leader of a highly-ranked team &#150; has a glamour all its own. <p>Quinn doesn&#146;t seem to get caught up in all the trappings. He relishes spending time with his teammates and being a normal student around campus (which, of course, is impossible). <p>He has a handle on the publicity storm that lies ahead, but is intent on not spreading himself too thin. Don&#146;t expect him to change his lifestyle. Notre Dame officials and coaches, led by Weis, will act as human shields to fend off any potential distractions.";

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spt_Bradys[i-1].body = "<FONT SIZE=4><b>Leadership</b></FONT><p><b>Tom Brady</b><br>One quote from Patriots running back Corey Dillon sums up the essence of Brady&#146;s effect on the Patriots. <p>&#147;When No. 12 is going good, we&#146;re going good,&#148; Dillon said. &#147;If he says to do something, we do it. We trust in him that much.&#148; <p>Brady endears himself to teammates by being a weight-room junkie and a consistently positive influence. The sight of Peyton Manning chewing out a teammate or showing disgust? Rarely happens in New England, and if so, it&#146;s usually behind closed doors. <p>Brady&#146;s cool demeanor and belief in the system rubs off on the entire team. It&#146;s a quality that could never be measured at the NFL combine. <p><b>Brady Quinn</b><br>For the second straight season, Notre Dame&#146;s players elected Quinn as team captain. <p>&#147;That says it all to me,&#148; Weis said. <p>No one personifies the new era at Notre Dame more than Quinn, who has worked harder and shown more improvement than anyone. <p>Offensive teammates say Quinn has a strong presence in the huddle and is unflappable in pressure situations. <br>Had it not been for USC&#146;s miracle comeback, Quinn would&#146;ve been hailed as the leader who snapped the Trojans&#146; winning streak last year. This season, Quinn led the Irish to comebacks against Michigan State at UCLA.";

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spt_Bradys[i-1].body = "<FONT SIZE=4><b>B.W. (Before Weis)</b></FONT><p><b>Tom Brady</b><br>Hard to believe now, but Brady was far from a beloved figure at Michigan. Following the 1997 season, when the Brian Griese-led Wolverines captured a share of the national title, Brady got his big shot to start. <p>Then the Wolverines began 0-2, losing to Notre Dame and Syracuse, while Michigan fans clamored for golden-boy freshman Drew Henson to play quarterback. <p>It was a rough finish to a collegiate career where Brady never really felt solidified as the team&#146;s leader. In his final game, an Orange Bowl victory against Alabama, he passed for 369 yards, but even that wasn&#146;t enough to keep him from afterthought status (sixth round, 199th overall selection) on NFL draft day. <p>Then came the 2001 season. Drew Bledsoe became Wally Pipp, going down with an injury. Brady began his transformation from ham-and-egger to star. <p><b>Brady Quinn</b><br>Quinn was hotly pursued by numerous Division I colleges, but he actually had to sell himself to Notre Dame and former Coach Tyrone Willingham. <p>He sat as a freshman, then stepped in for Carlyle Holiday during 2003. But Notre Dame&#146;s West Coast offense never allowed Quinn to exploit his strengths. He looked great coming off the bus, but his game-day performances were largely uninspiring. <p>Quinn was just 10-11 as a starter when Willingham was dismissed following the 2004 season. Quinn, vocal about the firing, briefly let his mind wander and considered whether he&#146;d be better off at another school. <p>Those thoughts didn&#146;t last long, though. Quinn was on a players&#146; committee that interviewed Weis during his Notre Dame candidacy, and he quickly became enamored with the coach&#146;s personality and philosophy (not to mention his ever-present Super Bowl ring). <p>Quinn&#146;s faith was justified by an off-the-charts junior season and then being selected as a Heisman Trophy finalist this year.";

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spt_Bradys[i-1].body = "<FONT SIZE=4><b>Dedication</b></FONT><p><b>Tom Brady</b><br>In early 2005, the night before New England faced Pittsburgh in the AFC Championship Game, Brady had a 103-degree temperature. There he was at Heinz Field, facing a sub-zero wind-chill factor and a one-loss Steelers team that had humbled his Patriots during the regular season. <p>For Brady, it was like a day at the beach. He completed 14 of 21 passes for 207 yards and two touchdowns, making it look ridiculously easy. <p>&#147;There&#146;s no other quarterback I&#146;d rather have,&#148; Patriots coach Bill Belichick said that night. <p>Brady&#146;s teammates heartily agree because their star player doesn&#146;t act like a star, showing uncommon drive for a man awash in professional accomplishments. <p>According to New England lore, the Patriots assembled for their White House trip, following one of their Super Bowl championships. Brady reported early to Gillette Stadium &#150; because he didn&#146;t want to miss his conditioning workout. <p><b>Brady Quinn</b><br>Earnest and sincere, Quinn has earned everyone&#146;s respect at Notre Dame. Quinn has continually showed how much he cares &#150; and that he&#146;s willing to put in the necessary work. <p>He could&#146;ve bolted for the NFL Draft and probably been a high pick. As it stands now, he&#146;s in position to become the 2007 draft&#146;s No. 1 overall choice and end Notre Dame&#146;s drought of first-rounders (none since 1994; chew on that for a while). <p>Quinn is a highly disciplined athlete &#150; a strict diet, twice-daily workouts and plenty of rest are staples of his regimen &#150; and an extremely well-grounded young man. <p>Quinn was genuinely driven to maximize his collegiate career, and he sought offseason advice from three top-shelf quarterbacks (Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Brett Favre) on how to handle his senior season &#150; on and off the field.";

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spt_Bradys[i-1].body = "<FONT SIZE=4><b>Intelligence</b></FONT><p><b>Tom Brady</b><br>When growing up in California, Brady idolized Joe Montana. It still amazes Brady that he is often compared to the Hall of Famer. But it&#146;s a valid perspective. <p>Like Montana, Brady has a sixth sense, an ability to anticipate things before they happen. He rarely forces a pass into coverage, instead choosing the option that has been drilled into his brain during a week of game-planning. <p>&#147;He&#146;s the best quarterback in football, no question,&#148; Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Chris Simms said. &#147;I really admire him because he&#146;s a guy who always seems to be making the right decision. It&#146;s a subtle thing, but something you can really appreciate as a quarterback. Man, that guy is smart.\"<p><b>Brady Quinn</b><br>When Charlie Weis became Notre Dame&#146;s coach, Quinn, a Tyrone Willingham loyalist, quickly converted. <p>He wanted the playbook immediately. He became a sponge, soaking in the new terminology and schemes, not the easiest course work. Quinn, possessor of great physical skills, proved he was a great student of the game. Even Weis was impressed with how smoothly the transition unfolded. <p>Clearly, Quinn is his kind of a quarterback &#150; a football &#147;gym rat&#148; who enjoys studying film and strategizing. Quinn might make it look easy each Saturday, but like every good student, his results are hard-earned, mostly when no one else is watching.";

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spt_Bradys[i-1].body = "<FONT SIZE=4><b>Legs</b></FONT><p><b>Tom Brady</b><br><i>&#147;Goes down way too quickly because of the way he is built. He is not a gifted athlete and will not impress anyone with his scrambling ability.&#148;</i><p>That was one scouting report on Brady as he came out of Michigan for the 2000 NFL Draft. <p>Let&#146;s be clear: Brady still won&#146;t remind anyone of Michael Vick. But Brady has taken a potential deficiency &#150; lack of mobility &#150; worked like a fiend, and accentuated the positive. <p>He moves well enough in the pocket and actually has made some nice plays as a scrambler. Utilizing a three-step drop, excellent vision and a quick release, he rarely finds himself in trouble. <p><b>Brady Quinn</b><br>Not a particular strength, but that&#146;s not surprising. Notre Dame runs a sophisticated pro-style offense, and Quinn is equipped to slice up a defense while working from his protective pocket. <p>Quinn has a statuesque physique, but don&#146;t confuse that for being a statue.<p>He can move a bit and duck away from the rush, posting a 60-yard run against USC this season.";

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