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Since Super Bowl XLIII, Tom Brady has played less than one quarter of football. In the past 18 months, that’s it. After 127 straight starts playing a game that has occupied his time since before he can remember, the Patriots quarterback has been out since he tore knee ligaments in the 2008 opener against the Chiefs. A year’s worth of rehabilitation has followed, with Brady appearing to be his old self at practice. Yet if he plays against the Philadelphia Eagles tomorrow night in the first game of the preseason, he may battle some nerves. “I’m very excitable anyway, but it will be nice to get out there and play,” Brady said yesterday. “Butterflies? Maybe. I have a little of those before …

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Tom Brady ready to hit field vs. Eagles

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