
It's hard to feel too bad for
Tom Brady and the Patriots. Much has been made of Brady's struggle to find a groove after returning from last year's season-ending knee surgery -- but even at less than top form, Brady's fourth in the league in yards passing, and the Patriots are tied for first in the AFC East.
New England's golden boy has looked very un-Brady-like at times, though, and his struggles have transferred over to
Randy Moss, who -- despite 30 catches -- has found the end zone just once.
Both Brady and Moss are in need of a confidence-boosting breakthrough performance. They could get just that against Tennessee's disheveled secondary on Sunday.