On Sunday, he may not have looked like the quarterback who won three Super Bowls earlier this decade, but Tom Brady is still bringing the same attitude.
Though his Patriots are 6-2 and are tied for the best record in the NFL, Brady's not happy.
"It's tough for us," Brady said Monday morning on The Dennis and Callahan Show on WEEI. "We are 6-2 and we are the most miserable 6-2 team out there. You can believe that."
On the heels of a 34-14 loss in Cleveland, Brady's understandably frustrated.
"When we played the way we played yesterday, if we played that way [every week], we'd be 0-8," he said. "What we take from it is we just can't play that way. We can't play the way we played. We can't have bad communication out there. We've got to be able to convert more on third down. We've got to get off to better starts in games. … If we don't, we'll keep losing. We have too many good players and too many good coaches to go out there and play the way we played."
