Damn Tom Brady and those New England Patriots.
Not only are they heading to their fifth Super Bowl in 11 years, but they now get a chance to avenge their most bitter defeat, taking on the New York Giants, the team that upset them in the 2008 Super Bowl and ruined their perfect season.
Another Super Bowl win and Brady clearly enters the realm of top five football players to ever play the game. And should Brady get that fourth Super Bowl win on his resume, it will be as sweet a "do-over" win as the game has ever seen.
It's probably only fitting that these things are happening to a guy that was drafted in the sixth round, 199th overall. He's a perfect example of why every pick in every NFL draft is so important, and why so many teams would like "do-over" picks every year.
With the 2012 NFL Draft watch heading to Mobile, Alabama for Saturday's Senior Bowl, we take a look at how the first round of April's draft may unfold, with best case scenarios for all 32 teams.
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