Tom Brady is dealing with a hand injury heading into the AFC Championship Game, and the New England Patriots are going to do everything they can to make sure no one knows the extent of it. As far as Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone is concerned, someone could cut Brady’s right hand off and the quarterback would still be good to go.
Brady reportedly injured his throwing hand when he collided with a teammate in practice. He’s expected to be fine for Sunday’s game, and Marrone believes the five-time Super Bowl champion could throw left-handed if he needed to.
Marrone on Tom Brady injury: "I'm sure he could probably throw left-handed if he has a problem with his right hand and throw just as well."
— Phillip Heilman (@phillip_heilman) January 18, 2018
Brady was able to practice on Thursday, which is a good sign. He made one change to his usual wardrobe that could be viewed as a concern, but you know he’s going to do everything he can to be 100 percent ready by Sunday. Marrone has no reason to believe Brady will be limited, and he’s not going to let his players give it any thought during their preparations this week.
