FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- They stood on opposite ends of the field in the rain, both familiar in their actions -- Bill Belichick with his arms folded and surveying his team, Tom Brady throwing a football with precision. There were so many records and memories and words said and unsaid between them. And yet, there was also nothing. No wave, as far as the public could see. No hug. No acknowledgement from the greatest coach of all time to the greatest quarterback of all time, or vice versa, before they were set to face off for the first and likely only time.
Making sense of Tom Brady's very, very special win
